Northwestern Karnataka Voyage Tips and guide

Northwestern Karnataka or Kittur Karnataka is a region of Karnataka.

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Map of Northwestern Karnataka

16.01888975.8819441 Aihole — village with hundreds of surrounding temples
15.92027875.6802782 Badami — the capital of the Early Chalukyas, who ruled much of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh between the 6th and 8th centuries. It was founded in 540 A.D. by Pulakeshin I (535-566 AD), an early ruler of the Chalukyas.
15.85694474.5044443 Belgaum (Belagavi) —
16.8244275.715374 Bijapur (Vijayapura) — Former capital of the Bijapur Sultanate (Adil Shah dynasty). Ruins of fort, tombs, mosques and palaces, including Gol Gumbaz.
15.45898175.007795 Dharwad —
15.41666775.6166676 Gadag-Betagiri — home to Western Chalukya-era temples built in a unique architecture
15.7375.987 Gajendragad — home to the Kalakaleshwara temple
15.35575.1361758 Hubli (Hubballi) —
15.674.99 Kittur — famous for Rani Chennamma who dared to fight against the East India Company
15.38972275.71833310 Lakkundi —
15.91666775.7511 Mahakuta —
16.474.383312 Nippani —
15.95133375.81463913 Pattadakal —
16.47611176.31083314 Talikota —

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15.54416774.3508331 Bhimgad Wildlife Sanctuary —
15.184175.76972 Kappatagudda Wildlife Sanctuary —

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