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PM Modi to inaugurate National Youth Festival in Hubli-Dharwad on Jan 12: Bommai

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the National Youth Festival in the twin cities of Hubballi and Dharwad on January 12, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said on Wednesday.

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The youth festival will mark the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.

Around 7,500 representatives from all states will participate in the youth festival, Bommai said in an official statement.

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The chief minister on Wednesday held a meeting with officials for the event's smooth conduct.

Instructions have been issued to make available proper boarding and lodging facilities for the delegates and to prepare the platforms, the statement said.

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"We are thankful to PM Modi and Union Youth Empowerment Minister Anurag Thakur for giving an opportunity to Karnataka to host this youth festival," the statement quoted Bommai as saying.

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PM to Inaugurate 'National Youth Festival' in Hubballi Today

Last Updated: January 12, 2023, 11:09 IST

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More than 30,000 youth are expected to attend the inaugural function where the Prime Minister will share his vision with them. (ANI photo)

The 26th edition of the festival, which will be held till January 16 at Hubballi-Dharwad, is being organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports in collaboration with the Government of Karnataka.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the National Youth Festival here on Thursday on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.

According to officials, the festival is held every year to provide exposure to talented youth at the national level, along with galvanising them towards nation building.

It brings diverse cultures from all parts of the country on a common platform and unites the participants in the spirit of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’, they said, adding that the theme of this year’s festival is ‘Viksit Yuva – Viksit Bharat’.

Modi will inaugurate the festival at 4 pm at Railway Sports Ground here, which will be attended by Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai, Union Ministers Pralhad Joshi, Anurag Singh Thakur among others. The PM is scheduled to leave for New Delhi after the inaugural event.

More than 30,000 youth are expected to attend the inaugural function where the Prime Minister will share his vision with them.

During the five-day event, over 7,500 youth delegates from all over India get together to engage in different learning activities.

Chief Minister Bommai has said that delegates arriving from 28 states and eight union territories will be participating in this youth festival to showcase their talent.

“There will be a variety of cultural and sports activities during all five days. It is for the first time the national youth festival is being held in the north Karnataka region and it will help the youth to come up in all the fields,” he said.

Though there will be no roadshow by the PM during the visit, people are allowed to stand on both sides of the road from the airport up to the venue, he said.

According to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, activities in the festival will include- discussions on relevant themes like student-centric governance and Digital India, adventure sports activities, exhibitions of traditional sports, competitive cultural events where troupes from different states participate.

Also, there are non-competitive events like social development fair ‘Yuva Kriti’, ‘Adventure Festival’, ‘Suvichar’, and ‘Young artists camp’ among others.

On January 15, a ‘YOGATHON’ is planned between 6 am to 8 am by mobilising five lakh people from across 31 districts of Karnataka.

There will be a ‘Youth Summit’ which will include two-way discussions on the themes like future of work, industry, innovation and 21st Century skills, climate change and disaster risk reduction, peace building and reconciliation, shared future-youth in democracy and governance.

According to officials, this year the festival is being celebrated as ‘Green Youth Festival’ where only reusable cutlery, napkins, etc., are being used.

All the mementos, medals, and stationery are of reusable material, while water refilling stations are set up to reduce use of disposable items.

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World’s longest platform at Hubballi station to be dedicated by PM Modi

HUBBALLI: Finally, the time has come for the official inauguration of the world’s longest railway platform developed at Sri Siddaroodha Swami Hubballi Railway Station.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will dedicate it to the nation during his visit to Hubballi-Dharwad on March 12.

Modi will be in the twin cities to inaugurate the permanent campus of IIT-Dharwad, and will inaugurate the platform virtually from the campus, said Union Minister Pralhad Joshi.

The world’s longest platform was ready for inauguration two years ago. There was one occasion when Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishaw visited the twin cities last October. But South Western Railway authorities wanted the prime minister to dedicate it to the nation. As they did not get time from the PM, the inauguration was postponed. 

This platform is an extension of platform No. 1 to 1,505m. With the inauguration, the Hubballi station will unseat Gorakhpur station under the North Eastern Railway Zone (1,366m). 

The existing 550m platform has been extended to 1,505m. The longest platform can accommodate two trains at the same time. To facilitate passengers to reach platform No.8, the third entry point has been opened. The platform extension was part of the remodelling of the Hubballi Yard project, and once the project is completed, the SWR made this platform operational a few months ago.   

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PM Modi Unveils World's Longest Railway Platform In Hubballi, Dedicates IIT Dharwad To Nation

He also dedicated the electrification of hosapete – hubballi – tinaighat section and the upgradation of hosapete station worth rs 530 crores.

After inaugurating the Bengaluru-Mysuru highway project and laying foundation stone for several other development projects in Mandya, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday dedicated to the nation IIT Dharwad, for which the foundation stone was laid by him in February 2019. The Prime Minister also dedicated to the nation the longest railway platform in the world at Shree Siddharoodha Swamiji Hubballi Station.

Ahead of the inauguration, PM Narendra Modi attended a public rally in the Huballi-Dharwad district. CM Basavaraj Bommai and Union minister Pralhad Joshi are also present at the rally.

Karnataka | PM Narendra Modi attends a public rally in Huballi-Dharwad district. CM Basavaraj Bommai & Union minister Pralhad Joshi are also present at the rally. #KarnatakaElections2023 pic.twitter.com/HnRgi9vV4o — ANI (@ANI) March 12, 2023

The IIT Dharwad was developed at a cost of over Rs 850 crores, the institute currently offers a 4-year B Tech programs, inter-disciplinary 5-year BS-MS program, M Tech and PhD programs.

The longest platoform record has been recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records recently. The 1507 m long platform has been built at a cost of about Rs 20 crores.

He also dedicated the electrification of Hosapete – Hubballi – Tinaighat section and the upgradation of Hosapete station worth Rs 530 crores. During his visit, PM Modi laid the foundation stone and dedicated to the nation various developmental projects worth Rs 520 crores.

Earlier in the day, PM Modi Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his yet another visit to Karnataka on Sunday inaugurated the 10-lane Bengaluru-Mysuru Highway at Mandya. Besides inaugurating, the PM laid foundation stones for several key road projects on Sunday at Mandya in Karnataka.

The 118-km long Bengaluru-Mysuru road project has been developed at a total cost of around Rs 8,480 crores. It will reduce the travel time between Bengaluru and Mysuru from around 3 hours to about 75 minutes and will act as a catalyst for socio-economic development in the region.

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PM visits Hubli in Karnataka

Dedicates 1.5MMT Mangalore SPR and 2.5 MMT Padur SPR, to the nation

Lays Foundation Stone of IIT Dharwad and IIIT Dharwad

Witnesses e-Griha Pravesh of 2350 beneficiaries under PMAY(U)

PM unveils several development Projects

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi visited Hubli, Karnataka today in the final leg of his one day long tour to Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. At Gabbur, Hubli he unveiled several development projects.

PM unveiled a plaque to mark the laying of foundation stone of Indian Institute of Technology –Dharwad and Indian Institute of Information Technology –Dharwad.

City Gas Distribution Project at Dharwad was dedicated to the nation on this occasion. Government has strongly emphasized on expansion of City Gas Distribution (CGD) network coverage across the country to increase the availability of cleaner fuel to citizens.

To ensure Energy Security, 1.5 MMT Mangalore Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) facility and 2.5 MMT Padur SPR facility of ISPRL were also dedicated to the nation.

Prime Minister Modi also dedicated Doubling of 18 km long Chikjajur-Mayakonda Section, to the nation. Chikjajur-Mayakonda Section is a part of 190 km long Hubli – Chikjajur Doubling project and is located on Bengaluru – Hubballi route of South Western Railway. Doubling will increase the line capacity of this important route connecting Bengaluru to Hubballi, Belagavi, Goa, Pune and Mumbai, resulting in faster movement of trains.

In keeping with his commitment of Housing for All, Prime Minister witnessed the e-Griha Pravesh of 2350 houses constructed under PMAY(U) at Dharwad.

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• Explore These Top 17 Places To Visit In Hubli For A Cultural And Heritage Tour Of Karnataka In 2024!

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Nestled between the beaches of Gokarna and lovely gardens of Bangalore, Karnataka is a land of diverse landscape that offers offbeat destinations for a weekend getaway. It is an ideal holiday destination for all the history buffs & nature enthusiasts. One of the budding cities of Karnataka, Hubli officially known as Hubballi is a vibrant city placed 400kms from Bengaluru and is attracting many tourists because of its rich heritage. Hubli is also known as Chotta Mumbai due to its immense commercial development. With its rich history, Hubli is a major city of South India and is education, automobile & commercial hub as well. With plenty of attractions, let’s find out the best places to visit in Hubli to get more insight into the rich culture and history.

Top 17 Places To Visit In Hubli

Wondering what a small offbeat location can consist of? Well, surprise! As, Hubli is home to famous tourist destinations and excursions that will revive your soul & will give you a glimpse of the glorious past of this region. At present, Hubli seeks its fame from cotton ginning and handloom textile industry. There’s a plethora of places to visit in Hubli, you can explore beautiful parks, temples, lakes and sanctuary. One will definitely get baffled as there are so many attractions to feast your eyes on.

• Siddharoodha Math: An Important Center For Hinduism
• Unkal Lake: Boating & Scenic Views
• Chandramouleshwara Temple: A Protected Monument
• Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden: A Landscape Garden
• Nrupatunga Hill: For Tranquility & Beautiful Views
• Country Club Water World: For Fun & Adventure
• Navagraha Teertha: An Important Jain Temple
• Banashankari Temple: An Ancient Temple
• Gayatari Tapovan: For Spirituality & Culture
• Sayed Fateh Shah Dargha: Commemorating A Sufi Saint 
• ISKCON Krishna Balarama Temple: Seek Blessings
• Kittur Rani Chennamma Circle: Pay A Homage To The Queen
• St. Joseph Church: Seek Blessings
• Urban Oasis Mall: Time For Some Shopping
• Vittal Temple: Pay A Visit
• Eshwar Temple: Century-Old Temple
• Bannigida Maruti Temple: Explore This Place

1. Siddharoodha Math: An Important Center For Hinduism

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Built in remembrance of Shri Sidharoodha Swamy, Siddharoodha Math is one of the prime destinations to be explored by the tourists in Hubli. It holds unmatched significance in Hinduism culture and devotees gather here to celebrate Maha Shivratri with utmost enthusiasm. For the holy souls, Siddharoodha Math is one of the notable sightseeing places to visit in Hubli. Sidharoodha Math served his people without making any kind of discrimination in terms of religions. He had a Muslim disciple named Kabirdas and Parampoojya Shri Kalavati Devi was one of his supreme disciples. Gangadhar Tilak and Mahatma Gandhi are few freedom fighters who visited this math.

Timings: Open from 6.00 am – 6.00 pm Location: Karwar Road, Hubli

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2. Unkal Lake: Boating & Scenic Views

Being one of the most explored famous places in Hubli, this lake holds an important religious and historical significance in the pages of history.

One can enjoy boating and relish the view of the statue of Swami Vivekananda which is positioned at the center of the lake. Mostly people visit this lake during evening times as it offers captivating views where one can relax and spend some quality time. Diverse species of birds can be spotted from the watchtowers positioned at the river banks. This is a famous family picnic spot where the locals are found strolling in the park. Enticing views of the sunset and the serene atmosphere around the lake makes it one of the best places to visit in Hubli for couples.

Timings: From sunrise to sunset Location: Bairidevarkoppa, Hubli

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3. Chandramouleshwara Temple: A Protected Monument

Showcasing the architecture of Badami Chalukyan era, Chandramouleshwara Temple is a 900 year old temple located at the banks of Unkal lake. Maintained and supervised by Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), this is a protected monument under the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites (Act (1958)). Moreover, this is one of the sought after visiting places in Hubli. As this holy temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, it incorporates two lingas. Moreover, the main shrine consists of four doors in four different directions.

Acknowledged as one of the best places to visit in Hubli, you can explore the beauty of the excellent carvings and the architecture of the Chalukyan temple right here.

Timings: 8.00 am to 6.00 pm Location: Sai Nagar, Hubli, Karnataka

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4. Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden: A Landscape Garden

One of the amazing places to visit in Hubli is the Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden which is named after Smt. Indira Gandhi(the late prime minister of India). This glasshouse is a municipality maintained landscape garden with a central glass house which is a replica of a Lalbagh in Bangalore. This is a famous platform built with a primary intention of conducting cultural events, concerts, exhibitions and social gatherings.

Relax yourself in the tranquil surroundings, as this Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden is surrounded by lovely gardens with wide species of plants. Toy train, gorgeous sculptures and the musical fountain show are few prime attractions of this place. Also, this glass house features many medicinal shrubs, plants and flowers.

Best Time to Visit: Morning and Afternoon Location: Sadashiv Nagar, Hubli

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5. Nrupatunga Hill: For Tranquility & Beautiful Views

Positioned in the Unkal Lake, Nrupatunga Hill is a hillock known for its excellent view point and is a great escape from the hustle bustle of the city area and makes for one of the great Hubli tourist places . Rejuvenate yourself by strolling at the top of the hill and enjoying the lush green surroundings. Moreover, the atmosphere is filled with tranquility and offers a soothing effect on your mind.

Location: Hubli, Karnataka Time: Monday to Sunday, 09:00 am to 01:30 pm and 02:00 am to 08:30 pm.

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6. Country Club Water World: For Fun & Adventure

Located at Karwar Road, Country Club Water World is the much-admired places to visit in Hubli. The main highpoints of this Country Club Water World are serene ambiance, mountains covered with lush greenery and palm trees surrounding the park. Beat the heat of the sun by diving into the swimming pool. This place is a major weekend getaway destination for families as it is placed away from the city. Let the waves wash away all your worries and boost your energy level.

Dance and enjoy the beat played by DJ along with the sprinkling rain. Being one of the famous places in Hubli, the kids will love the exciting games and recreational activities organized here.

Timing: 10.30 am to 5.30 pm Location: The Country Club Water World Anchatgeri, Karwar Road, Hubli

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7. Navagraha Teertha: An Important Jain Temple

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One of the religious  tourist places in Hubli  and a very famous pilgrim spot, Navagraha Teertha is sacred and a major pilgrim spot for the Jain community. The temple features a 61 feet tall idol of Shri 1008 Bhagwan Parshvanath which is the tallest stature of the deity in India and weighs 185 tons. There are other smaller statues of the other 8 Jain teerthankaras. 

Timing: NA Location: Adjacent to Pune Bengaluru Highway, Varur, Hubli, Karnataka 581207

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8. Banashankari Temple: An Ancient Temple

This famous temple in Hubli dates back to the 13th Century and was built by the Chalukyas and is one of the top tourist places in Hubli. The temple is a great example of Chalukya art and the stone sculpting prowess of the dynasty. The temple iss dedicated to Lord Shiva and is literally a masterpiece made out of stone carving and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The pillars of the temple are made of granite and are something to observe!

Timing: NA Location: Banashankari Badavane, Vidya Nagar, Hubli, Karnataka 580031

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9. Gayatari Tapovan: For Spirituality & Culture

One of the places to see in Hubli  that you shouldn’t miss is Gayatri Tapovan. Known for its spiritual and cultural events and its beauty, this place was earlier known as ‘Navakalyana’ matha and was established by a well known preacher, Sri Kumar Swamiji and post his death his followers have kept this place well maintained and is something you won’t want to miss out!

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10. Sayed Fateh Shah Dargha: Commemorating A Sufi Saint 

Hubli is known for its Dargahs and there definitely is a reason behind it. Sayed Fateh Wali Shah was one of the well known Sufi saints and as a result a place commemorating him is one of the most famous Hubli tourist places. The Sayed Fateh Shah Wali Dargah is stunning and receives thousands of pilgrims every year who come here pray and to pay their respects.  

Timing: NA Location: NH67, Heggeri Colony, Old Hubli, Hubli, Karnataka 580030

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11. ISKCON Krishna Balarama Temple: Seek Blessings

A serene Hindu temple, the ISKCON Krishna Balarama Temple is one of the sacred places to see in Hubli  and is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The temple shares a striking similarity with the model of the ISKCON temple in Bengaluru and is located in Rayapur. The temple provides a midday meal to 80,000 school children from the twin cities, Hubli and Dharwad. 

Timing: 4:30 AM – 1:00 PM; 4:15 PM – 8:30 PM Location: Hubballi – Dharwad Road, Rayapur, Dharwad, Karnataka 580009

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12. Kittur Rani Chennamma Circle: Pay A Homage To The Queen

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Kittur Rani Chennamma Circle is a popular landmark and one of the popular Hubli sightseeing places. The main attraction of this place is the statue of Rani Chennamma who fought single-handedly against Britishers. Scores of visitors head to this place to pay homage to the queen. The best part about this place is that there are several food stalls and restaurants nearby where you can relish a tasty meal.

Location: Deshpande Nagar, Hubli, Karnataka 580029 Timing: Anytime

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13. St. Joseph Church: Seek Blessings

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If you wish to head to the most beautiful church in Hubli, then check out St. Joseph Church which is located in Keshwapur. It can be easily located in Hubli and can be reached by a simple car ride. The structure of the church from outside is round which stands it apart from other churches. The insides are decorated with flowers and the place oozes with vibrancy. It is a must-visit place in Hubli that no one should miss out on their trip.

Location: Keshwapur, Hubli, Karnataka 580023 Timing: 9 am – 7 pm (Mon – Sat), 9 am – 12 pm (Sunday)

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14. Urban Oasis Mall: Time For Some Shopping

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If you are looking for a place to shop around then you must head to Urban Oasis Mall where you can have a shopping spree. It is the largest mall in North Karnataka which is why it is usually crowded with people most of the time. From clothes to footwear brands, you will find a wide variety of shops which are fully-stocked with items. Moreover, there is also a separate eatery where you can enjoy a sumptuous meal.

Location: Cts No, 4784/B, 2nd Cross Gokul Rd, Karnataka 580030 Timing: 10 am – 10 pm

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15. Vittal Temple: Pay A Visit

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Counted among the top places to visit in Hubli, Vittal Temple is an orange-red structure which is visited by several locals due to its sacredness. If you are in Hubli, then you must not forget to visit this temple. This temple is home to a beautiful idol which you can see when you enter the temple. Make sure that you pay a visit to this place and seek blessings.

Location: 27/2 Pan Bazzar, Bardan Sal, Durgad Bail, New Hubli, Hubli, Karnataka 580020 Timing: 6 am – 8 pm

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16. Eshwar Temple: Century-Old Temple

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Eshwar Temple is a century-old temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is conveniently located on the Station Road. During Mahashivratri, the temple is flocked with devotees which come from all over India. If you are in Hubli, then this is a must-visit place, especially with your family.

Location: Station Road, Railway Colony, Hubli, Karnataka 580020 Timing: 9 am – 6 pm

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17. Bannigida Maruti Temple: Explore This Place

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Hubli is home to multiple temples which is why this place is full of devotees. One such place is Bannigida Maruti Temple which is also visited by several locals as well as devotees. If you are planning a vacation to Hubli then consider visiting this place which is an offbeat attraction. So, you can avoid the tourist crowd here while going for Hubli sightseeing .

Location: Gokul Rd, Kallur Layout, Hubli, Karnataka 580030 Timing: NA

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Being one of the largest cities in Karnataka, Hubli is blessed with important tourist attractions and heritage culture that one must explore while on a trip to Karnataka . Make sure you add these best places to visit in Hubli to catch a glimpse of the glorious past and unravel the culture.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Places To Visit In Hubli

What is the Specialty of Hubli?

Old Hubli is also known as ‘Eleya Purvada Halli’ (Rayara Hubli or ‘Purballi ') which houses the famous Jain Basti and Bhavani Shankara temple. During Vijayanagara Rayas, Hubli evolved as a commercial centre with the production of iron, saltpetre and cotton.

Is it safe to travel to Hubli after the COVID situation gets better?

The tourism industry is slowly reopening, and you can visit most of the places in India and more. But don't take our word for it, just make sure you travel in a small group and keep refreshing the latest guidelines for Covid , always wear a mask and keep yourself sanitized . Having said that, your safety is always in your hands.

Why is Hubli called Chotta Mumbai?

Hubli is termed as Chotta Mumbai due to its commercially strong existence. Moreover, it is one of the growth hotspots and the 3rd highest revenue generator of Karnataka.

How do I get to Hubli?

If you are travelling via air, then Hubli airport is about 18kms from the city centre. Direct flights are available from Hyderabad, Mumbai, Goa, Belgaum and many other locations. Also, there are various modes of public transport that ensure direct connectivity to the airport.

Which is the second most developed city in Karnataka?

Hubli is the second largest and the third largest revenue generator city of Karnataka.It is infact one of the fastest growing city after the capital Bangalore and Mangalore . It is also amongst the largest cotton market in India .

Why is Hubli called Gandu Mettida Nadu?

Hubli literally means flowering creeper in Kannada. Moreover, it is known for production of crops like cotton and peanuts which makes it a key trading center . Due to this reason it is also called Gandu Mettida Nadu which means “ the land of masculine power”.

What is Hubli famous for?

Hubli is the state capital of Karnataka and the state's second-biggest city. It is well-known for its historic sites, but it is also well-known for its handloom textile plants and cotton and iron manufacturing.

How many places are there in Hubli?

Hubli is home to some of the most exciting offbeat spots; there are around 17 attractions to see in Hubli like 1. Siddharoodha Math 2. Unkal Lake 3. Chandramouleshwara Temple 4. Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden 5. Nrupatunga Hill 6. Country Club Water World

What is the special food of Hubli?

Girmit is a popular dish in Hubli. In some locations, it is known as masala puffed rice or north Karnataka, mandakki upkari. It is typically served with Menasinakai bajji.

How many platforms are there in Hubli?

There are 5 platforms in Hubli, namely : 1. Guntakal 2. Vasco Da Gama Section 3. Bangalore 4. Arsikere 5. Hubli Line

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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi visited Hubli, Karnataka today in the final leg of his one day long tour to Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. At Gabbur, Hubli he unveiled several development projects.  

PM unveiled a plaque to mark the laying of foundation stone of Indian Institute of Technology –Dharwad and Indian Institute of Information Technology –Dharwad.

City Gas Distribution Project at Dharwad was dedicated to the nation on this occasion. Government has strongly emphasized on expansion of City Gas Distribution (CGD) network coverage across the country to increase the availability of cleaner fuel to citizens.

To ensure Energy Security, 1.5 MMT Mangalore Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) facility and 2.5 MMT Padur SPR facility of ISPRL were also dedicated to the nation.

Prime Minister Modi also dedicated Doubling of 18 km long Chikjajur-Mayakonda Section, to the nation. Chikjajur-Mayakonda Section is a part of 190 km long Hubli – Chikjajur Doubling project and is located on Bengaluru – Hubballi route of South Western Railway. Doubling will increase the line capacity of this important route connecting Bengaluru to Hubballi, Belagavi, Goa, Pune and Mumbai, resulting in faster movement of trains.

In keeping with his commitment of Housing for All, Prime Minister witnessed the e-Griha Pravesh of 2350 houses constructed under PMAY(U) at Dharwad.

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Today, in anticipation of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sparked enthusiasm and excitement among the audience with his speech in Barrackpore, West Bengal. Expressing gratitude to the numerous mothers and sisters in attendance, he remarked, "This scene indicates a forthcoming change in Bengal. The victory of 2019 is poised to be even greater for the BJP this time around." Beginning his address, the Prime Minister emphasized, "West Bengal holds significant importance in Modi's vision for the development of Eastern India. For 5 to 6 decades post-independence, it was predominantly the Congress family in power. However, during their rule, Eastern India witnessed only poverty and migration. Both the Congress and the parties of the INDI Alliance contributed to Eastern India's backwardness. In 2014, you entrusted Modi with an opportunity... Modi has pledged to transform the eastern region into the driving force behind India's development." Lambasting the TMC government for deteriorating the state's condition, PM Modi exclaimed, "There was a time when Bengal contributed significantly to strengthening the nation's economy. Today, TMC has turned it into a stronghold of corruption. There was a time when Bengal witnessed groundbreaking scientific discoveries. Now, under TMC's rule, bomb-making factories are springing up across the state. There was a time when Bengal revolted against infiltrators. But today, under the protection of TMC, infiltrators are thriving here." Hitting out at the TMC-Congress-Left parties, PM Modi stated, "Today, following one's faith has become a crime in Bengal. In Bengal, the TMC government doesn't allow the mention of Lord Ram... In Bengal, the TMC government doesn't permit the celebration of Ram Navami. Even the supporters of the Congress-Left have opened a front against the Ram temple. Can the country be entrusted to the hands of the TMC-Congress and Left?" PM Modi highlighted how the INDI Alliance of TMC-Congress has resorted to appeasement and vote bank politics, urging people to engage in vote jihad against him. He mentioned a TMC MLA's threat to drown Hindus in the Bhagirathi river, illustrating their audacity. This, he said, diminishes Hindus in Bengal to second-class citizens. Also, he pointed out that the INDI Alliance aims to revoke SC-ST-OBC reservations, proposing to allocate them entirely to Muslims. He cited examples like Karnataka, where Congress has already allocated OBC reservations to Muslims. Talking about the ‘Vote Bank’ politics, the PM iterated that CAA has provided citizenship to the 'Matua' community of West Bengal. He added that CAA is the antidote to 'Vote-bank politics' and CAA will provide citizenship to all those who have suffered the aftermath of partition. Also, PM Modi gave five guarantees including no religion-based reservations, no reduction in reservations for SC-ST-OBCs, nobody can stop Pooja for Ram Navami, nobody can change the Ram Mandir verdict by SC and nobody can stall the implementation of the CAA. In a scathing critique of the TMC government, PM Modi highlighted the perpetual neglect inflicted upon the Jute Industry in West Bengal by the state government. He emphasized that Barrackpore serves as the hub of the Jute Industry, underscoring the central government's efforts to rejuvenate it despite TMC's propagation of falsehoods. Continuing his severe criticism of the TMC government, PM Modi said, “TMC is emblematic of corruption, exemplified by the Teacher Recruitment scam. The state government auctioned off rate cards for Teacher Recruitment, openly sold in markets. Positions were auctioned off, and to make matters worse, OMR sheets were burnt, fake interviews conducted, and even the court acknowledged government machinery's involvement in this scandal. This is the state of affairs TMC has brought upon Bengal.” Asserting that no corrupt individual will go unpunished, PM Modi declared, "I will ensure that those responsible for the corruption in Bengal are held accountable. Those accumulating vast sums of money will not evade the law. I am pursuing legal avenues to ensure that the victims receive restitution for these ill-gotten gains." Furthermore, PM Modi slammed the opposition for the atrocities happening in Sandeshkhali. He said, “The perpetrators of Sandeshkhali crimes, first shielded by TMC's police, now face a new challenge. TMC's goons are intimidating and threatening the women of Sandeshkhali solely because the perpetrator's name is Shahjahan Sheikh. Bombs and guns are being unleashed from his home. Yet, TMC is bent on whitewashing this criminal by securing his clean chit for the sake of vote-bank politics.”

मोदी ने ठाना है कि वो देश के पूर्वी हिस्से को विकसित भारत का ग्रोथ इंजन बनाएगा: PM @narendramodi pic.twitter.com/KFzlUoLSnb — narendramodi_in (@narendramodi_in) May 12, 2024

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Teacher recruitment scam is an example of TMC's corruption and loot. pic.twitter.com/YMXpWNDUg1 — narendramodi_in (@narendramodi_in) May 12, 2024

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Discover Hubli: The Hidden Gem of Karnataka

Hey there, fellow wanderers! Let’s dive into the vibrant and charming city of Hubli, India. This place is definitely a hidden gem that you don’t want to miss out on during your travels to India. Trust me, you won’t regret it!

First things first, let’s talk about the location. Hubli is located in the southwestern state of Karnataka, and it’s the second-largest city in the region. It’s also known as the “Chota Bombay” (Little Bombay) due to its bustling commercial and industrial activities. You can easily access the city by train, bus, or plane. The Hubli airport is well-connected to major cities in India, so getting here won’t be a problem.

Now, let’s talk about the city itself. Hubli is a beautiful blend of old and new. You’ll find ancient temples, modern structures, and everything in between. The city is known for its pleasant weather, which makes it a perfect destination all year round. You’ll also find a lot of greenery here, which gives the city a serene and peaceful vibe.

One of the top attractions in Hubli is the Chandramouleshwara Temple. This ancient temple dates back to the 9th century, and it’s dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple’s architecture is simply breathtaking, and it’s considered one of the finest examples of the Western Chalukya style. If you’re a history buff, this temple is a must-visit.

Another must-visit place in Hubli is the Unkal Lake. This beautiful lake is surrounded by lush greenery, and it’s a popular spot for picnics and evening walks. You can also enjoy boating here, which is a great way to relax and take in the natural beauty of the place.

If you’re looking for some retail therapy, head to the Hubli Bazaar. This bustling marketplace is the perfect place to shop for souvenirs, clothes, and other items. You’ll find everything from traditional handicrafts to modern gadgets here. Don’t forget to bargain, though, as it’s a part of the shopping experience in India!

Now, let’s talk about food. Hubli is a foodie’s paradise, and you’ll find a lot of delicious dishes here. One of the most popular dishes in Hubli is the Dharwad Peda. This sweet delicacy is made from milk and sugar, and it’s a must-try when you’re here. You’ll also find a lot of street food here, such as chaat, vada pav, and dosa. These dishes are not only delicious but also very affordable.

If you’re a nature lover, you’ll be happy to know that Hubli is surrounded by some beautiful places. One such place is the Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary. This sanctuary is home to a variety of animals, such as tigers, elephants, and deer. You can take a safari here and get up close with these majestic creatures. It’s an experience you won’t forget anytime soon.

Finally, let’s talk about the people of Hubli. The locals are warm, friendly, and welcoming. They’ll make you feel right at home, and you’ll never feel like an outsider here. The city has a rich cultural heritage, and the locals are proud of it. You’ll often find them celebrating festivals and events with great enthusiasm.

In conclusion, Hubli is a city that has something for everyone. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, a foodie, or just looking for a new adventure, you’ll find it all here. So, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and head to Hubli. Trust me, you won’t regret it!

Discover Hubli’s Charm in Just One Day!

Good day, traveler! Welcome to Hubli, India! Hubli is a bustling city located in the southern Indian state of Karnataka. It’s a city that has a rich blend of history, culture, and modernity that makes it a delight for any traveler. Get ready for a full day of exploring this vibrant city!

9:00 AM – Start your day with a hearty breakfast of idlis, dosas or vadas at Kamat Yatri Nivas, an iconic restaurant that has been serving authentic South Indian food for more than six decades. The aroma of freshly made filter coffee will definitely draw you in.

10:00 AM – After breakfast, head to the Unkal Lake, which is a popular destination for nature lovers. Take a walk around the lake, breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the scenic views. You can also rent a boat and enjoy a leisurely ride on the lake. If you’re lucky, you might even spot some migratory birds.

12:00 PM – Next up, visit the Nrupatunga Betta, a hillock that offers a panoramic view of Hubli. The climb up the hill will be worth it when you reach the top and get to see the city from a different perspective. Don’t forget to carry water and wear comfortable shoes.

2:00 PM – It’s lunchtime! Head to the famous Mandoli’s restaurant for some lip-smacking North Karnataka cuisine. Their signature dishes like Jolada rotti, enne rotti, and shenga chutney will leave your taste buds tingling for more.

3:00 PM – After lunch, visit the Siddharoodha Math, a holy shrine that is dedicated to the revered saint Siddharoodha Swamy. The Math is not just a place of worship but also a center of social and cultural activities.

4:00 PM – It’s time to shop! Head to the bustling markets of Hubli and explore the colorful bazaars. You can find everything from silk sarees, cotton textiles, and wooden toys to spices and souvenirs. You can also visit the Urban Oasis Mall for a more modern shopping experience.

6:00 PM – As the day comes to an end, head to the Chandramouleshwara Temple, a 900-year-old temple that is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is known for its unique architecture and intricate carvings. You can also witness the evening aarti, which is a beautiful sight to behold.

8:00 PM – End your day on a high note by visiting the HDMC Bal Bhavan, an amusement park that is perfect for families with kids. Enjoy the various rides, play games, and indulge in some delicious street food.

That’s a wrap, folks! A day well spent in Hubli that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. Don’t forget to try the famous Hubli Dharwad peda and share your experience with us!

Venture Beyond Hubli: Hidden Gems Awaiting Your Arrival!

Namaste! Welcome to Hubli, India! I’m thrilled to hear that you’re ready to explore our beautiful area. Let me tell you, there’s a lot to see and do here.

First off, if you’re a nature lover, you absolutely must visit the Unkal Lake. It’s a serene and picturesque lake surrounded by lush greenery. You can rent a paddle boat or simply stroll around the lake and enjoy the fresh air. And if you’re lucky, you might even spot some of the local wildlife, like monkeys or colorful birds.

Another natural wonder that you can’t miss is the Nrupatunga Hill. It’s a small hill that offers a breathtaking view of the city. You can hike up to the top or take a cable car for a more leisurely ascent. Once you’re up there, you’ll be dazzled by the panoramic view of Hubli and the surrounding countryside.

If you’re interested in history and culture, you must visit the Chandramouleshwara Temple. It’s a beautiful temple that dates back to the 12th century and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The intricate carvings and sculptures on the walls and ceilings are truly awe-inspiring. And if you’re lucky, you might even witness a traditional puja (prayer) ceremony.

If you’re looking to explore other towns or villages in the area, I highly recommend visiting Dandeli. It’s a small town that’s famous for its wildlife sanctuary and adventure sports. You can go on a safari and spot tigers, leopards, and elephants, or indulge in activities like white water rafting or zip-lining.

Another town worth exploring is the quaint and charming town of Belgaum. It’s known for its ancient forts, like the Belgaum Fort, which dates back to the 13th century. You can also visit the Kamal Basti Jain Temple, which is a stunning example of Jain architecture.

I hope these suggestions have inspired you to explore the beauty and wonder of Hubli and the surrounding areas. Have a wonderful time and don’t forget to try some of our delicious local cuisine while you’re here!

Discover the Hidden Gems of Hubli, India

Ah, so you’re looking for some tips to explore Hubli, India like a true local, are ya? Well, you’ve come to the right place, my friend! Here are some tips and advice that are specific to this beautiful city:

1. Visit Unkal Lake: If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Unkal Lake is the perfect spot. Take a stroll along the lake, or rent a boat and enjoy the serene surroundings.

2. Try the local cuisine: Hubli has some delicious local dishes that you must try. Be sure to try the famous Dharwad Peda, a sweet delicacy made from milk and sugar.

3. Explore the temples: Hubli has several ancient temples that are worth visiting. Visit the beautiful Chandramouleshwara Temple or the Siddharoodha Math, which is dedicated to the saint Siddharoodha Swamy.

4. Shop at the local markets: Hubli has some vibrant local markets where you can shop for traditional textiles, handicrafts, and spices. Head to the bustling Gandhi Chowk market for a truly authentic shopping experience.

5. Attend a festival: Hubli celebrates several festivals throughout the year, including the Ganesh Chaturthi and the Dharwad Utsav. Attending these festivals is a great way to experience the local culture and traditions.

6. Get around like a local: To truly experience Hubli like a local, take an auto-rickshaw or a local bus. This is not only a budget-friendly option but also a great way to interact with locals and understand their way of life.

Hope these tips help you explore Hubli like a true local!

Discover the Best Time to Explore Hubli, India!

Hubli has a tropical savanna climate, which means that it generally experiences hot and dry weather for most of the year, with occasional rainfall between June to September. The temperature in Hubli tends to be highest from March to May, with temperatures averaging around 35-37 degrees Celsius during the daytime. The coolest months are December and January, with temperatures averaging around 27-30 degrees Celsius during the daytime.

If you do not like hot weather, it is best to avoid visiting Hubli from March to May. The best time to visit Hubli is from October to February when the weather is pleasant, and the temperature is mild. During this time, you can enjoy outdoor activities like sightseeing and exploring without feeling too hot or uncomfortable.

Regarding events, Hubli hosts several fairs and festivals throughout the year, such as the Chalukya Utsav, which is held in January, and the Watermelon Festival, which takes place in May. These events can attract large crowds and may affect the availability of accommodations and transportation, so it is worth checking in advance if you plan to visit during these times.

Overall, the best time to visit Hubli is during the winter months, from October to February, when the weather is pleasant, and there are fewer crowds.

Unraveling the Mysteries of Hubli: Your Ultimate Guide

Q: What is the best time to visit Hubli? A: The best time to visit Hubli is between October and February, when the weather is pleasant and cool.

Q: How to reach Hubli? A: Hubli has an airport, railway station, and well-connected roadways. You can reach Hubli by air, train, or road.

Q: What are the major attractions in Hubli? A: The major attractions in Hubli are Unkal Lake, Nrupatunga Hill, Chandramouleshwara Temple, Siddharoodha Math, and Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden.

Q: What are the best places to shop in Hubli? A: The best places to shop in Hubli are the Hubli Bazaar, Urban Oasis Mall, and Dharwad Peda.

Q: What is the local cuisine of Hubli? A: The local cuisine of Hubli includes Jolada rotti, Ennegai, and Dharwad peda.

Q: What are the nearby tourist attractions in Hubli? A: The nearby tourist attractions in Hubli are the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Hampi and Badami, and the city of Dharwad.

Q: What is the local mode of transportation in Hubli? A: The local mode of transportation in Hubli includes auto-rickshaws, taxis, and city buses.

Q: What is the language spoken in Hubli? A: The language spoken in Hubli is Kannada, but Hindi and English are also widely spoken.

Q: What are the accommodations options in Hubli? A: Hubli offers a range of accommodation options including budget hotels, mid-range hotels, and luxury hotels. Some popular options include Clarks Inn, The President Hotel, and Hotel Metropolis.

Q: What are the safety tips for tourists in Hubli? A: Tourists should avoid being out late at night and should be cautious of pickpocketing and theft. It is recommended to carry a copy of important documents and avoid carrying large sums of cash.

Hi there! My name is Rajesh Sharma and I'm a travel writer currently based in India. I was born and raised in a small town in Australia, but I have always had a passion for exploration and discovering new cultures. Growing up, I was very lucky to have parents who were supportive of my dreams and encouraged me to pursue my wanderlust. I studied journalism in college and that's how I stumbled into the world of travel writing - I fell in love with the idea of sharing my experiences with others and inspiring them to get out and explore the world. I hopped on a plane and never looked back! I have been living in India for the past few years and I absolutely love it. I'm constantly in awe of the diversity and beauty of this country. From the majestic Himalayas in the north to the lush tropical rainforests in the south, India never ceases to amaze me. I've enjoyed exploring the many different regions, cuisines, and cultures that this incredible country has to offer. When I'm not traveling, I enjoy hiking, photography, and cooking. I also love spending time with friends and family, especially my two beautiful nieces. I have been writing for a travel website for the past few years and I absolutely love it. I get to share my own experiences and perspectives while also inspiring others to explore and discover new places. I'm fortunate to be able to combine my passion for travel with my writing and I'm grateful every day for the opportunity. I'm excited to continue my journey as a travel writer and share my experiences with others. Let's go explore!

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Hi there! My name is Rajesh Sharma and I'm a travel writer currently based in India. I was born and raised in a small town in Australia, but I have always had a passion for exploration and discovering new cultures. Growing up, I was very lucky to have parents who were supportive of my dreams and encouraged me to pursue my wanderlust. I studied journalism in college and that's how I stumbled into the world of travel writing - I fell in love with the idea of sharing my experiences with others and inspiring them to get out and explore the world. I hopped on a plane and never looked back! I have been living in India for the past few years and I absolutely love it. I'm constantly in awe of the diversity and beauty of this country. From the majestic Himalayas in the north to the lush tropical rainforests in the south, India never ceases to amaze me. I've enjoyed exploring the many different regions, cuisines, and cultures that this incredible country has to offer. When I'm not traveling, I enjoy hiking, photography, and cooking. I also love spending time with friends and family, especially my two beautiful nieces. I have been writing for a travel website for the past few years and I absolutely love it. I get to share my own experiences and perspectives while also inspiring others to explore and discover new places. I'm fortunate to be able to combine my passion for travel with my writing and I'm grateful every day for the opportunity. I'm excited to continue my journey as a travel writer and share my experiences with others. Let's go explore!

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10 Best Places to Visit in Hubli, Karnataka

Hubli and Dharwad are two cities in the Indian state of Karnataka that are commonly considered “twin cities” despite their obvious geographical separation. There is just a 20-kilometer distance between the two cities, yet although Dharwad is the administrative center, Hubli is the commercial center.

In addition to serving as the Hubli-Dharwad Municipal Corporation’s administrative headquarters, Hubli is a significant commercial and industrial center in the Indian state of Karnataka . During the time of the Vijayanagara Kings, the city became wealthy through the commerce of cotton and iron, and it is still famous today for its handloom textiles. Since the 12th century, the city of Dharwad has served as a major academic hub for the humanities.

Dharwad and its surrounding area have been governed by a wide variety of empires throughout history, including the Chalukyas, the Bahmani Sultanate, the Vijayanagar Empire, the Mughals, the Marathas, the Mysore kingdom, and the British. This diversity in culture is on full show throughout the city. The finest attractions in Hubli and Dharwad, India, are listed below.

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List of the Top 10 Places to Visit in Hubli, Karnataka:

1. glass house in hubli.

If you want to see a world-famous floral display, you must go to the Indira Glass House. Former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was also on hand for the opening ceremony. This structure is perfect for large-scale exhibitions, conferences, and other events. Indira Glass House is similar to the Lalbagh Garden in Bangalore. Lovely green grassy fields and a skating rink may be seen at this location.

The Indira Gandhi Glass House is also used as a place to celebrate the lives of notable individuals. Tourists may join the Laughing Club and spend 30 minutes each morning laughing their heads off without leaving the hotel. The local government has been tasked with protecting and improving the Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden.

2. Unkal Lake

Unkal Lake, located near Hubli, is a 200-acre oasis known for its natural beauty.

Travelers come from far and wide to see the monument of Swami Vivekananda, which stands at one end as a famous landmark. Guests may spend their time here in a variety of ways, including hiking the surrounding region, going on a boat tour, or just lounging on the beach.

Unkal Lake’s peaceful setting makes it an ideal spot for a social gathering. You might have renewed energy and vitality after some time here. If you’re searching for a peaceful area to spend the day, Unkal Lake is a fantastic option. Reading a good book in the park while soaking in rays of sunshine is one of life’s greatest pleasures.

Taking a date to Unkal Lake might be a great idea. Those qualities make it ideal for a peaceful day spent together as a couple.

3. Nuggikeri Hanuman Mandir

We also suggest paying a visit to the Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple in Hubli, which is devoted to the monkey god Hanuman. This temple is a must-visit destination for those searching for spiritual enlightenment. Visitors to the temple may see the restored historic statue of the god Saint Shri Vyasraj worked on.

At present, this idol is being cared for by the Desai family. On Saturdays, Lord Hanuman’s particular day, this temple teems with worshippers. It has been decided to renovate the temple tower and its surrounding areas.

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4. Chandramouleshwara Temple

Dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, this temple may be found in the middle of Hubli. Because of its stunning design, this temple has become one of Hubli’s most popular tourist destinations.

Those interested in history or architecture can definitely check out the Chandramouleshwara Temple, which has been standing for almost 900 years. The water in the temple’s underground stream is supposed to have religious significance since it runs naturally.

To put it simply, this is a World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO. Unfortunately, the temple gets less publicity than it deserves and is frequently missed by visitors. When planning your trip to Hubli, remember to include Chandramouleshwara Temple.

5. Siddarudh Math

Those searching for Hubli are encouraged to pay a visit to Siddharudh Math. This Math was built in memory of Sri Siddharudha Swami (1837-1929), who attained Samadhi in that year. Famous historical figures Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Mahatma Gandhi both came here, in 1929 and 1924, respectively.

Siddarudh Math is how people often refer to this faith group. In addition, Swami Siddarudh Ji’s Advaita philosophy originates in his teachings, which are disseminated primarily via this Math. Each year on Mahashivratri, the Math holds a Car Festival when many Swami Devotees gather to get a blessing from the Swami.

6. St. Joseph Church

Exactly where are we planning on heading now? St. Joseph’s Church is the most stunning religious structure in all of Hubli. The lighting and floral arrangements at this Catholic church are stunning.

The peace and quiet within the church are certain to put everyone at ease the moment they go inside. The unique aspect of this church is its circular design, which is unusual for religious buildings.

7. Gayatri Tapovan

This is one of the most well-known attractions in Hubli since it combines spirituality with Hubli’s rich cultural heritage. This temple was first constructed in 1965 by the well-known preacher Sri Kumar Swamiji.

The Tapovan is currently among the city’s most revered pilgrimage sites. It’s also become rather well-known for the many cultural events it hosts.

8. Urban Oasis Mall

Shopping is a need for each vacation we take! When in Hubli, visit the Urban Oasis Mall. The mall’s size guarantees that it’ll be busy at all hours.

There is a wide variety of stores selling anything from apparel to footwear. There is also a separate restaurant where you may have a tasty lunch.

9. Banashankari Temple

Located in the nearby town of Amargol, 9 kilometers from Hubli Junction Railway Station, lies the famous Banashankari Temple. As a significant religious structure, it attracts many visitors to Hubli. The temple has been designated as a heritage site by the Archaeological Survey of India.

Amargol’s Banashankari Temple dates back to the 13th century when it was built by the Chalukyas. Durgamasura, a powerful demon, was killed by the goddess Parvathi, who supposedly came to earth to do it. The deity worshipped in the temple is Banashankari, a form of Parvathi. Named Vana Shankari, which means “Goddess of the Forest,” she became Banashankari.

Amargol is home to the stunning Banashankari Temple, a masterpiece of Chalukyan design. Amargol is home to both the Dvikuta and Banashankari temples. One temple honors Shiva, while the other is dedicated to Banashankari. Atop the two shrines of this temple are two vimanas, one in the Dravida style and the other in the Nagara style; both have stepped diamond forms. The gods Brahma, Ganapathi, Narasimha, Shiva, Parvati, and others are depicted artistically on the Navaranga Mandapa’s lovely pillars.

10. Sathodi Waterfall

Getting to Sathodi Waterfall from Hubli will take you 75 kilometers. One of the biggest and most spectacular waterfalls in Karnataka . The relaxing ambiance and stunning scenery of Sathodi are well-known advantages of this destination.

Many streams converge to make this magnificent waterfall. Beautiful Kodasalli Dam was built on the Kali River. Over here, water drops from a height of fifty feet. The water flows from the waterfall penetrate the Kodasalli dam as expected. The best time to visit is between the middle of November and the middle of April.

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How To Reach Hubli?

Located 85 kilometers south of the Maharashtra-Karnataka border, Hubli is often cited as Karnataka’s second-largest metropolis. Not only is Hubli a well-known historical site, but it is also a major transportation hub and commercial hub for the cotton and iron industries. Hubli is home to several must-see sites, including Unkal Lake, Nrupatunga Hill, and the Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden. There are several options for getting to the city, including by car, train, or plane.

The airport in Hubli allows for easy travel to and from the rest of India. Only from Bangalore can you get a direct flight to Hubli. Anywhere in India, travelers may get a flight to Bangalore, where they can transfer to an aircraft to Hubli.

Hubli is well connected to the rest of Karnataka by bus. Hubli is serviced by both privately owned and government-operated bus lines. Those from other cities like Bangalore, Mysore , Chennai, Mangalore , Mumbai, Pune , Ahmedabad , or Tirupati may easily reach Hubli via bus.

Hubli is serviced by its station, which provides access to major urban hubs, including Kolkata , Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai , Mysore, Ajmer , Delhi , and Chennai . Many trains leave for Hubli from neighboring cities regularly.

What Is The Best Time To Visit Hubli?

The greatest time to visit Hubli is during the winter months of October through February. Hot summers and steamy monsoons make the city ideal for sightseeing and daring activities that would be unpleasant in cooler months. Due to the season’s average temperature of about 16 °C, light warm clothes will suffice. The local culture may be experienced via participation in events such as the November Dharwad Utsav.

Hubli is the most important city in northern Karnataka for administrative purposes. Each day, more businesses move into the city’s central business district. People have started companies, and those who foresee a prosperous future are establishing several huge corporations. Many Indian towns have lost their charm as a result of modernization and urbanization. Hubli has achieved a remarkable equilibrium between industrialization, cultural preservation, and environmental sustainability. Because of this, it should be high on your list of potential vacation destinations.

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Country: india | state: karnataka, #31 of 33 places to visit in karnataka | places to visit in india, ideal trip duration: 1-2 days, base station: hubli, nearest city to hubli: hubli, best time to visit hubli: october to february, peak season: november to january, hubli weather: summer: maximum - 38° c and minimum - 24° c winter: maximum - 28° c and minimum - 16° c.

At a distance of 22 km from Dharwad, 57 km from Gadag, 76 km from Dandeli, 100 km from Belgaum, 102 km from Sirsi, 104 km from Badami, 147 km from Gokarna, 169 km from Karwar, 177 km from Panjim, 183 km from Shimoga, 205 km from Murudeshwar, 210 km from Ballari, 361 km from Mangalore, 406 km from Bangalore, 435 km from Mysore, and 527 km from Hyderabad, Hubli, officially known as Hubballi, is a city in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is one of the must include places in Karnataka tour packages , and among the best places to visit near Kolhapur . Hubli or Hubballi is one of the fastest-growing cities in the state of Karnataka, and the second-largest city in the state after Bangalore. Lying on the 'Golden Quadrilateral' this multi-faceted city is also known as the cultural, educational, and music capital of the state. The city boasts numerous monuments and monasteries, that can be visited as part of Hubli holiday packages . Hubli is often called Chotta Mumbai due to its immense commercial development. Apart from being home to almost one lakh small and medium scale industries, the city is a major center for commodity trade, which includes crops like peanuts, chilli, and cotton. Besides Sufi Darghas, it is known for Hindustani music exponents like Bhimsen Joshi, Gangubai Hangal, and illustrious poets like DR Bendre and VK Gokak. Hubli is also the base station for many Dandeli holiday packages . The name Hubballi comes from the term Hoovina Balli which means 'Flowering Creeper' in Kannada. Hubli is the anglicized version of Hubballi. During ancient times, the historic town of Hubli was known by the names Raya Hubli and Elaya Puravada Halli. The city thrived as a commercial center during the reign of the Vijayanagara Empire. Under the rule of the Adilshahis, the British opened a factory here and was looted by Shivaji in 1673. The Mughals conquered Rayara Hubli and it was then placed under the governance of the Nawab of Savanur in 1755. Hubli was conquered by Hyder Ali, only to be recaptured by the Marathas in 1790. The British took Old Hubli from the Peshwas in 1817. Later in 1880, the British started the Railway workshop and with this, Hubli came to be reckoned as an industrial center in this part of India. The city boasts numerous monuments and monasteries. Built-in the 12th century by the Chalukyas, the Chandramouleshwara Temple situated in Unkal, is frequented by tourists all through the year. Nrupatunga Betta, Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden, Unkal Lake, Sidharoodha Math, Navagraha Teertha, Banashankari Temple at Amargol, ISKCON Krishna Balarama Temple, Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple, Sayed Fatehshah Dargah, and Sri Kalika Devi Temple in Sirsangi are the other prominent Hubli places to visit . The city of Hubli is also renowned for its handloom textile industry with several cotton ginning and processing mills. Another specialty of the city is the delicious Pedas which is a sweet cake made from milk. Dharwad Festival is the most important cultural festival conducted in the twin cities of Hubli and Dharwad annually in November/December. The major highlights of this day-long festival include music and dance performance, theater arts, janapada, and painting, etc. Unkal Jatra Mahotsava is another festival that is celebrated at the 110 years old Unkal Lake. This festival is held for about one week and ends with the Ratha Yatra of Sri Siddappajja. Many cultural programs are held during this festival which is also attended by huge numbers of devotees. About 8 km from Hubli Junction, Hubli Airport is the nearest airport that has direct flights from Bangalore, and Mumbai. Goa Airport, about 197 km, is the nearest international airport to Hubli. Hubli Junction Railway Station has well train connectivity with Goa, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Kolhapur, Manuguru, Bijapur, Belgaum, Mysore, New Delhi, Mumbai, Gandhidham, Tirupati, Solapur, Udaipur, Ajmer, Ballari, Chennai, Tirunelveli, Pondicherry, Vijayawada, and Ernakulam. Hubbali has good road connectivity by buses from Mangalore, Bangalore, Panjim, Kolhapur, Ballari, Belgaum, Gokarna, Gadag, and Mysore. The best time to visit Hubli is from October to February. The weather during these months is pleasant and ideal for exploring the city, and its surrounding places. Avoid traveling to Hubli during the heavy monsoon period as it experiences heavy rainfall. The summer months between March and May are quite hot and humid.

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#1 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 6 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, Unkal Lake is a stunning lake situated at the Unkal locality of Hubli. It is one of the must include places in Hubli Tour Packages . Unkal Lake is a beautiful picnic spot and a major source of drinking water for the twin cities of Hubli & Dharwad. About 110 years old, the lake covers an area of nearly 200 acres. This site is renowned as the 'Karma Bhoomi' of Shri Siddappajja, who was born in 1859. He eloped from his home at the age of 14 to find a Guru and resided in Unkal Mailarlings Temple. Shri Siddappajja died in 1921 and since then a 'Jatre' is organized at this site. This picturesque water body is surrounded by a lush garden that mesmerizes travelers coming here in search of peace and serenity. This is among the most popular places to visit in Hubli . Most people visit this lake during evening .....

Chandramouleshwara Temple

#2 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 5 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, Chandramouleshwara Temple is an ancient temple situated at the Unkal locality of Hubli. Located near Unkal Lake, it is one of the ancient temples in the district, and among the must-include places in Hubli Tour Packages. The Chandramouleshwar Temple in Unkal is estimated to be 900-year-old built in the 11th-12th century during the Badami Chalukyan era. The Chandramouleshwar temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple has marvelous sculptures that attract any art lover. Due to its archeological importance, the temple is preserved and maintained by the Archeological Survey of India. It was built on the lines of Badami, Aihole, and Pattadakal temples. According to legend, the temple was built overnight by a group of anonymous artisans and sculptors. Since the temple was constructed in a night, and as the artisans couldn't finish the whole work in one night, the temple structure is incomplete. Unlike other temples, the .....

Banashankari Temple

#3 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 9 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, Banashankari Temple is an ancient temple situated at Amargol near Hubli. It is one of the ancient temples in the district, and among the popular places to visit in Hubli. The temple is a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India. Banashankari Temple in Amargol dates back to the 13th Century and was built by the Chalukyas. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Banashankari, a form of Goddess Parvathi. According to mythology, goddess Parvathi came to the earth to rescue the people from Durgamasura, a powerful demon and destroyed the wicked demon. She was given the name Vana Shankari, meaning Goddess of the forest, and eventually came to be known as Banashankari. The Banashankari Temple in Amargol is a fine architectural marvel of the Chalukyan era. The Banashankari temple in Amargol is a Dvikuta -a two shrine temple. One shrine is dedicated to the goddess Banashankari while the other shrine is dedicated .....

Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden

#4 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 2 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, the Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden is a municipality maintained landscaped garden situated at the heart of Hubli city in Karnataka. It is one of the must-visit places in Hubli for nature lovers and peace seekers Named after the late Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi, the Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden is a beautiful garden with lovely sculptures and lush green lawns. A walk within the garden is refreshing as you will enjoy the rustic setting, the lush green lawns, and the vibrant flowers. The finest attractions of this place include the toy train and the musical fountain show which can be seen on weekends and government holidays. Located at the center of the gardens is the Indira Glass House, a unique palace made of glass. This Glass House shares a striking similarity to one that is located in Lal Bagh at Bangalore. The glasshouse is known to be featured with a lot of shrubs, flowers, and plants that are well-known .....

Nrupatunga Hill

#5 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 3 km from Chandramouleshwara Temple, and 5 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, Nrupatunga Hill is a small hillock situated at Unkal locality of Hubli. It is one of the popular places to visit in Hubli for nature lovers and peace seekers. Nrupatunga Hill is a famous tourist place in Hubli and attracts numerous visitors on a huge scale. From the hilltop, one can get a bird's eye view of the cities of Hubli and Dharwad. Also, visitors can visit a Devi Temple and a dargah atop Nrupatunga Betta. Rejuvenate yourself by strolling at the top of the hill and enjoying the lush green surroundings. This site is an ideal spot for people who want to spend time away from the hustle-bustle of the city area. Moreover, the atmosphere is filled with tranquility and offers a soothing effect on the visitors' minds. There is a small park for children developed by the Dharwad Development Authority. The park is equipped with rides like see-saws, merry-go-rounds, slides, swings, .....

Siddharoodha Math

#6 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 4 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, Siddharoodha Math is a sacred place located at Srinivasa Nagar locality of Hubli. It is one of the popular places of Pilgrimage in Hubli, and among the must-visit places as part of Hubli Tour. Siddharoodha Math is an important religious institution that preaches Advaita philosophy. This math was established by the followers of Sri Siddharoodha Swami who took his Samadhi in 1929. Born in the year 1836, Swami Sidharoodha is known to have been a famous spiritual leader who preached Advaitha Philosophy in the 18th century. The math has seen notable visitors like Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Mahatma Gandhi. The Siddharoodha Math is an excellent shrine that features a marble statue of Swami Sidharoodha. The environment of the math is extremely soothing and hence, the visitors are sure to get a positive feeling when they are here. This math is a center for spreading the teachings of Swami Siddharoodha that includes his .....

ISKCON Krishna Balarama Temple

#7 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 4 km from Banashankari Temple at Amargol, and 12 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, ISKCON Krishna Balarama Temple is a sacred Hindu temple located at Rayapur locality of Hubli. Situated on Hubballi - Dharwad Road, it is one of the prominent ISKCON temples in Karnataka, and among the popular places to visit in Hubli. ISKCON Sri Krishna Balarama Temple in Hubli is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It was built by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), based on the model of the ISKCON temple in Bangalore. Covering over an area of about 8 acres, the temple houses the deities of Sri Radha Krishna, Sri Krishna Balarama, Sri Gaura Nitai, and Sri Srinivasa Govinda. The rituals in the temple begin with Mangala Arati at 4.30 AM and close at 8 PM with Sandhya Arati. The temple provides mid-day meals to 80,000 school children in the twin cities of Hubli and Dharwad. Krishna Janmashtami is an auspicious time when different poojas will be conducted .....

Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple

#8 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 7 km from Dharwad Railway Station, 9 km from ISKCON Sri Krishna Balarama Temple, and 20 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple is a sacred Hindu temple located at Nuggikeri village in Hubli. It is one of the prominent temples in the Dharwad district, and among the must-visit places during your Hubli Trip . Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple is an ancient temple in Dharwad and is dedicated to the monkey god Hanuman, also known as Sri Balabhima. Located on the banks of Nuggikeri Lake, Sri Hanuman at Nuggikeri had been in worship for hundreds of years, and is among the best pilgrimage places to visit in Hubli . According to folklore, Lord appeared in the dream of His devotee and instructed him to bring out the idol from the lake for worship. Accordingly, the devotee searched the lake and brought the idol out, and started worshipping. .....

Navagraha Teertha

#9 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 17 km from Hubli Junction Railway Station, Navagraha Teertha or Navagraha Tirtha is a Jain temple situated at Varur near Hubli, Karnataka. It is one of the major places of pilgrimage for the Jain community in India, and among the top places to visit in Hubli. Adjacent to the Pune-Bangalore Road, the construction of Navagraha Teertha began in 2005 and was inaugurated in 2009 with mahamasthabhishekam. The work was supervised by Sri Gunadhar Nandi Maharaj, supported by Sri Dharmasena Bhattaraka Swamiji and hundreds of volunteers with donations from philanthropists. It has become an important place in Karnataka that draws huge crowds from all over the country. Spread over 45 acres, the temple features a 61-foot tall monolithic idol of the Shri Parshvanatha in the Kayotsarga posture mounted on a 48 feet (15 m) pedestal making its total height 109 feet. The statue is the tallest statue of the Jain deity Parshvanatha in India and weighs 185 tons. The monolithic .....

Gayatri Tapovan

#10 of 19 Places to Visit in Hubli

At a distance of 24 km from Hubli, Gayatri Tapovan is a spiritual institute and a temple located at Ramankop village near Hubli, Karnataka. It is one of the popular places of pilgrimage in Hubli, and among the must-visit places as part of the Hubli Tour. Known for its spiritual and cultural events, Gayatri Tapovan was earlier known as 'Navakalyana' Matha and was established in 1965 by Sri Kumar Swamiji, a well-renowned preacher whose followers include people from different regions, and different communities. The disciples of Kumara Swamiji have continued to maintain the tradition after his death. Within the premises, there is a Divine temple named the 'Gayatri Tapobhoomi'. It is a beautifully built temple with a more beautiful 'Gayatri Goddess' inside. It is said that the people who have strong will about their Sankalpa are blessed by the goddess Gayatri. The Gayatri Tapobhoomi is developed by the people with a determined soul and a lot of good deeds made by them in their .....

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Hubli, officially known as Hubballi, is the fastest-growing city in North Karnataka and offers dazzling views that bring you close to nature. It attracts tourists worldwide with its ancient temples, exotic sceneries and rich heritage.

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Main Gate Fountain

A colourful dream straight out of someone’s imagination.

1 - 2 hours

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Jayanagar Lake Park

A lakeside abode of god.

Golden Park Garden

A flower-filled paradise.

Boardwalk Ideal for a Tranquil Day

Country Club Water World

A family-friendly waterpark.

2 - 3 hours

Navagraha Teertha

A place of reverence for the jain community.

Around 1 hour

ISKCON Krishna Balarama Temple

A sacred temple for hindus.

Banashankari Temple

A preserved part of our heritage.

Amruteshwara Temple Annigeri

A glimpse into india’s beautiful heritage.

Nrupatunga Hill

A favourite amongst nature lovers.

Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden

Paradise for nature lovers.

Chandramouleshwara Temple

A protected monumental wonder.

30 minutes - 1 h...

A Boat’s Ride to Paradise

1 to 2 hours

Siddharoodha Math

A heaven for the religionists, best time to visit hubli, a winter destination, peak season, moderate season.

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9 Famous Places To Visit in Hubli – Dharwad – 2024

Hubli-Dharwad is a twin city located in the Indian state of Karnataka, which is one of the most popular places. These cities are located in the northern part of the state and are known for their rich cultural heritage and economic importance. Hubli is known as a commercial hub, while Dharwad is famous for its educational institutions including the prestigious Karnataka University. The cities are well connected by road and rail, making them important transportation hubs in the region. Additionally, they have a diverse culinary scene, featuring popular local dishes like Dharwad Peda and delicious South Indian dishes. Hubli-Dharwad is a thriving urban center with a blend of tradition and modernity.

Here is the list of 9 Famous Places to Visit in Hubli- Dharwad

1. agadi thota, 2. shri siddharoodha swamy math, 3. dharwad adventure base, 4. utsav rock garden, 5. nrupatunga betta, 6. chandramouleshwara temple, 7. urban oasis mall, 8. neerasagar dam, 9. nuggikeri hanuman temple.

Agadi Thota is a popular tourist destination located in the Hubli-Dharwad region of Karnataka, India, which is a place that travelers like to visit. It is famous for its lush greenery, tranquil environment, and beautiful gardens. Tourists can enjoy a leisurely walk amidst the vibrant vegetation and relax in the peaceful atmosphere. Agadi Thota is an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in the peace of nature. Additionally, it is an excellent place for picnics and family outings, providing a refreshing break from the routine. Don’t miss the chance to visit this delightful place in Hubli-Dharwad.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Agadi Thota: October to April.
• ‌ Agadi Thota Temperature : 21-30°C.
• Agadi Thota ‌ Entry Fees: ‌INR 500 for Adults, INR 350 for Children.
• Agadi Thota Timings: 10:30 AM to 06:30 PM.

‌ How to Reach Agadi Thota

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Hubballi Railway Station- ( 34 Km).
• ‌ Nearest Airport: Haveri Airport- (45 km)
• ‌Nearest Bus Stop: Kunnur Bus Stop.

Sri Siddharudha Swami Math in Hubli-Dharwad is a famous spiritual institute located in Karnataka, India. It serves as an important center for the worship of Sri Siddharudha Swami, a revered saint and spiritual leader. The monastery is a place of devotion and meditation, attracting many devotees and pilgrims seeking spiritual peace. It also engages in charitable activities and provides various services to the community. Math plays an important role in preserving and promoting the teachings and legacy of Sri Siddharudha Swami.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Shri Siddharoodha Swamy Math: October to February.
• ‌ Shri Siddharoodha Swamy Math Temperature : 22-30°C.
• ‌ Shri Siddharoodha Swamy Math Entry Fees: ‌No entry fees.
• Shri Siddharoodha Swamy Math Timings: 06:00 AM to 06:00 PM.

‌ How to Reach Shri Siddharoodha Swamy Math

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Hubli Junction Railway Station – (4 Km).
• ‌ Nearest Airport: Hubli Airport- (185 km).
• ‌Nearest Bus Stop: Hubli Central Bus Stand.

Adventure Base Hubli-Dharwad is a popular outdoor adventure center located in the twin cities of Hubli and Dharwad in Karnataka, India. It offers a range of thrilling activities like trekking, rock climbing, zip-lining, and camping for adventure enthusiasts. The center is known for its scenic surroundings and professional guides who ensure a safe and exciting experience. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced adventurer, Adventure Base Hubli-Dharwad provides an opportunity to explore the natural beauty and adrenaline-pumping activities in this region. It’s a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts looking to escape the city and embrace nature.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Dharwad Adventure Base: October to April.
• ‌ Dharwad Adventure Base Temperature : 24-30°C.
• Dharwad Adventure Base ‌ Entry Fees: ‌INR 550 to 700.
• Dharwad Adventure Base Timings: 11:00 AM to 05:30 PM.

How to Reach Dharwad Adventure Base

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Dharwad Railway Station- (9 km).
• ‌ Nearest Airport: Hubballi Airport- (20 km).
• ‌Nearest Bus Stop: Dharwad Old Bus Stand- (7 km).

Utsav Rock Garden is a popular tourist attraction located in Hubli-Dharwad, Karnataka, India. This beautifully landscaped garden features a stunning collection of rock sculptures and structures. Visitors can explore a variety of artistic rock formations, water features, and lush greenery, making it a serene place to unwind. The garden is an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil escape in the Hubli-Dharwad region. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the natural beauty of this picturesque garden.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Utsav Rock Garden: October to February.
• ‌ Utsav Rock Garden Temperature : 24-33°C.
• Utsav Rock Garden ‌ Entry Fees: ‌Adults- INR 200, Children- INR 100.
• Utsav Rock Garden Timings: 09:30 AM to 06:30 PM.

‌ How to Reach Utsav Rock Garden

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Hubballi Railway Station- (37 km).
• ‌ Nearest Airport: Haveri Airport- (43 km).
• ‌Nearest Bus Stop: Hubli Old Bus Stand.

Nrupatunga Betta, located in Hubli-Dharwad, Karnataka, is a prominent hill offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. It is a popular trekking destination, attracting adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. The hill is named after the Rashtrakuta dynasty’s famous king, Nrupatunga Amoghavarsha I. Visitors can explore lush greenery, diverse flora, and a tranquil atmosphere during their ascent. It’s an ideal spot for a day hike or to enjoy a serene sunset. Don’t forget your camera to capture the breathtaking vistas from the top.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Nrupatunga Betta: October to February.
• ‌ Nrupatunga Betta Temperature : 23-30°C.
• Nrupatunga Betta ‌ Entry Fees: ‌Adults- INR 10, Kids- INR 5.
• Nrupatunga Betta Timings: 05:00 AM to 07:00 PM.

How to Reach Nrupatunga Betta

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Hubli Junction Railway Station – (5 km).
• ‌ Nearest Airport: Hubli Airport- (6 Km).
• ‌Nearest Bus Stop: Hubli Bus Stand.

The Chandramouleshwara Temple in Hubli-Dharwad is a renowned ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is known for its exquisite Dravidian architecture with intricate carvings and sculptures. The temple is a significant religious and cultural landmark in the region, drawing devotees and tourists alike. It stands as a testament to the rich heritage of Karnataka and offers a tranquil spiritual experience for visitors. The temple’s annual festivals and rituals attract a vibrant atmosphere, making it a must-visit for those interested in history and spirituality.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Chandramouleshwara Temple: October to February.
• ‌ Chandramouleshwara Temple Temperature : 27-30°C.
• Chandramouleshwara Temple ‌ Entry Fees: ‌INR 10 Per Person.
• Chandramouleshwara Temple Timings: 06:00 AM to 07:30 PM.

‌ How to Reach Chandramouleshwara Temple

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Hubli Junction Railway Station- ( 5 km).

The Urban Oasis Mall in Hubli-Dharwad is a vibrant shopping destination that offers a wide range of retail outlets, dining options, and entertainment facilities. It features popular national and international brands, making it a one-stop shop for fashion enthusiasts. The mall also includes a food court with diverse cuisine choices and a multiplex cinema for entertainment. With ample parking and a modern design, Urban Oasis Mall is a go-to place for shopping and leisure in the Hubli-Dharwad region.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Urban Oasis Mall: October to April.
• ‌ Urban Oasis Mall Temperature : 23-33°C.
• ‌ Urban Oasis Mall Entry Fees: ‌No entry fees.
• Urban Oasis Mall Timings: 09:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

How to Reach Urban Oasis Mall

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Hubli Junction Railways – (3 km).
• ‌ Nearest Airport: Hubli Airport- (3 km).

The Neerasagar Dam, located near Hubli-Dharwad in Karnataka, India, is an important reservoir that provides water for irrigation and drinking purposes in the region. It was constructed on the Neera River and serves as a crucial source of water supply for agriculture in the surrounding areas. The dam not only aids in water storage but also contributes to flood control in the region. The picturesque surroundings of the Neerasagar Dam make it a popular spot for tourists and nature enthusiasts. It plays a significant role in enhancing agricultural productivity and water management in the Hubli-Dharwad region.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Neerasagar Dam: October to February.
• ‌ Neerasagar Dam Temperature : 29-34°C.
• Neerasagar Dam ‌ Entry Fees: ‌No entry fees.
• Neerasagar Dam Timings: 06:00 AM to 06:00 PM.

‌ How to Reach Neerasagar Dam

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Hubli Junction Railway Station- (29 km). 
• ‌ Nearest Airport: Hubli Airport- (12 km).

The Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple is a prominent Hindu temple located in Hubli-Dharwad, Karnataka, India. It is dedicated to Lord Hanuman, a revered deity in Hinduism. The temple is known for its beautiful architecture and serene atmosphere, attracting devotees and tourists alike. It holds religious significance and hosts various rituals and festivals throughout the year. Pilgrims visit to seek the blessings of Lord Hanuman and experience the spiritual ambiance of this sacred place in the heart of Hubli-Dharwad.

• ‌ Best Time To Visit Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple: October to February.
• ‌ Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple Temperature : 26-34°C.
• Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple ‌ Entry Fees: ‌No entry fees.
• Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple Timings: 06:00 AM to 06:00 PM.

How to Reach Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple

• ‌ Nearest Railway Station: Dharwad Railway Station – (8 km).
• ‌ Nearest Airport: Hubli Airport- (18 km).
• ‌Nearest Bus Stop: Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple Bus Stop.

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Top 10 Places to Visit in Hubli

Hubli or is also known as Hubbali, Is a city in the state of Karnataka. Hubli has a twin city known as Dharwad, yes you read it right. Both these cities are separated by a distance of 20km. This city is not only known for its ancient monuments and beautiful sunsets but also as a business hub and a commercial center of North Karnataka. Hubli is a lot more than just your average City. Hubli, just like any South Indian city can get humid during summer. The best time to visit this place is during winter and monsoon. Now let’s see, the places you must explore when you visit Hubli.

1. Nrupatunga Betta

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Nrupatunga Betta has located approximately 4.2km from Hubli. “Betta” stands for “Hills” in the local language of Kannada. When the sun goes down, this is the best place in the city to witness it. It’s not just the sunset you get to witness on top of these hills, you also get a beautiful view of the city.

The entry fee for this place is Rs 10 per person.

2. Chandramouleshwara Temple

The Chandramouleshwara temple is centuries-old. It was built in the 11th or 12th century. The architectural work of this temple is surely an amazing artifact to look at. This is one of the famous attractions of this city. And this is a  place one must visit.

3. Kittur Rani Chennamma circle

This place is located in the heart of the city. surrounded by the busy roads of the city, this man-made artifact was made to pay tribute to the pride of the city, Rani Chennamma. This statue is indeed a beautiful artifact to look at.

4. Unkal lake

Unkal lake is located approximately 3.2km from Hubli. One can witness the beautiful sunset at this lake. There are also boat rides that are available at this lake.

There is no entry fee for this place.

5. The Country Club Water World

This place is located approximately 12.5km from Hubli. It is a perfect place to spend time with your family. With various water rides, swimming pools, wave pools, and a nice place to dine. The children are going to be in a different zone, indulging in all the water park activities.

TIMINGS : 10:30 am-5:30 pm

FEES: 550 per person

6. Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple

Nuggikeri Hanuman temple is located approximately 19.7km from Hubli. This Temple is a holy shrine for people from and around the city. The temple is said to be crowded on Saturdays since Devotees from different places come together on this day and worship Lord Hanuman. This is a recommended place you must visit during your stay in Hubli.

7. Indira Gandhi Glass House

Indira Gandhi Glass House has located approximately 2.1km from Hubli. This is a very serene and beautiful park to go on your morning and evening strolls. The alluring glasshouse is situated in the center of the park. This park also has a playground for children that include sides and swings that children will relish.

8. ISKCON Temple

ISKCON temple also is known as(the International Society for Krishna   Consciousness) originally founded way back in 1963. This temple is located 10km from the Hubli bus stand. Anyone would love to spend time in a serene atmosphere for peace of mind. ISKCON temple is one of those places in Hubli, known for its calm and beautiful environment.

TIMING: 4:30 am – 1:00 pm and 4:15 pm – 8:30 pm

9. Bhavanishankara Temple

This temple is said to be constructed during the Chalukya Era, now which makes it an ancient monument in the City. Not only is this a pre-historic artifact, but also a very holy shrine for the people in the city. The deity of this holy shrine is Lord Vishnu or also known as Lord Narayana.

10. Moorusavir Math

Moorusavir Math is a pre-historic artifact located 3.6km from Hubli.  “Moorusavira” in Kannada stands for three thousand, the head saint of the temple was followed by 3000 saints, hence the name Moorusavira math. This temple was constructed way back in the 12th century, and now which makes it one of the ancient artifacts in the city one must visit.

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One day trip from Hubli-Dharwad:

• Hubli-Dandeli 73 kms- approximately 2 Hours 30 min

Hubli Departure: 5 am

Dandeli Arrival: 7:30 am

• First visit Syntheri Rocks

From Dandeli to Syntheri Rocks Distance: 50 km

Dandeli Departure: 7:30 am

Syntheri Rocks: 9:30 am (approx)

Spend one to two hours of time here.

•   Back to Dandeli

( There is no direct route from Syntheri rocks to Kavala Caves, so you need to come back to Dandeli and then proceed to Kavala Caves )

Syntheri Rocks Departure: 11:00 am

Dandeli Arrival: 12:30 pm

• Next visit to Kavala caves  

 Dandeli to Kaval caves Distance: 23 km

 Dandeli departure: 1:00 pm

 Kavala arrival: 1:40 pm

•   Next visit to Sykes point

Kavala to Sykes point distance: 22 km

Kavala Departure: 4:00 pm

Sykes Point Arrival: 5:00 pm

• Back to Hubli  

Travel Tips:

• No eateries available once you leave Dandeli, so have your lunch at Dandeli
• Do not swim at Syntheri Rocks, many people have lost their life here.
• If you are not that fit, then take some rest while climbing back the steps at Syntheri rocks. One may feel gidiness when they climb back in hurry. 
• Keep some glucose and water with you.
• Take permission from KPCL before you enter Sykes point. Permit is provided at KPCL security post near to Sykes point.
• Please don't pollute the nature, you alive because of nature.

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