In Scenery Travels Karnataka Heritage Tour Package Mangalore-Banglore one can relish the Karnataka rich heritage in a marvelous way. The Karnataka Heritage Tour Pack is a well organized tour that is planned to be spiritual, architectural and also natural. Start your trip with Udupi with the holy Shri Krishna Temple when tradition and religion are combined in a quiet setting of a coastal resort. Incorporate your visit to the holy cities of Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya where the tradition of the centuries are still alive in the green tropical forests of Western Ghats.
Travel further on Kollur to take blessings at the Mookambika Temple; a shrine of worship that is located at the base of the Kodachadri Hills. Thence, go on to Murudeshwara, a grandiose figure of 123 ft Shiva stood on the Arabian sea, forming one of the most panoramic views in India. Places of Interest: On your way, it is best to have scenic attractions like the Maravanthe Beach which is where the highway passes in between the sea and Suparnika River, and the views are spectacular at every turn.
During the tour, visit the Mahabaleshwar Temple of Gokarna and the serene beaches of Om Beach, Kudle Beach, Half Moon Beach, where spirituality is combined with the sea beaches. Go on to the architectural attractions of Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal where carved rock-cut temples with intricately carved temples tell the tales of the Chalukyan dynasty. These are living museums of artistic and cultural brilliance of India, which are also referred to as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
This trip ends with the sightseeing of the Almatti Dam, the holy Kudala Sangama (the confluence of Krishna and Malaprabha rivers) and the monumental Gol Gumbaz at Bijapur with its whispering dome. Lastly, visit the old ruins of Hampi, the Virupaksha Temple, Vittala Temple, and Ugra Narasimha statue will make one feel the greatness of the Vijayanagara Empire. This heritage trail is a flawless mix of history, devotion and scenic beauty, you will take back with you a lot of great memories and respect of the timeless heritage of Karnataka.