Bengaluru (Bangalore)
Located at the northwestern end of Cubbon Park, the colossal neo-Dravidian-style Vidhana Soudha was built in 1954 and serves as the legislative chambers…
Bengaluru (Bangalore)
Located at the northwestern end of Cubbon Park, the colossal neo-Dravidian-style Vidhana Soudha was built in 1954 and serves as the legislative chambers…
Kodagu (Coorg) Region
These domed tombs are built in Indo-Sarcenic style and serve as the resting place for Kodava royalty and dignitaries. Located 7km from Madikeri: take an…
Karnataka
The ruins of Mohammed Adil Shah’s seven-storey palace, the Sat Manzil is one of several evocative sites in the citadel.
Bengaluru (Bangalore)
At the fringes of Cubbon Park, this red-painted Gothic-style library is worth a look around. Its impressive reading room is a tranquil escape from the…
Kodagu (Coorg) Region
Quirky museum within a old church, inside Madikeri's fort complex. Its eclectic exhibits are very poorly laid out.
Karnataka
Within the citadel is the delicate Jala Manzil, once a water pavilion surrounded by secluded courts and gardens.
Hampi
These stepped bathing ghats (landings) are just north of Virupaksha Temple.They're still used by village women.
Karnataka
This small museum behind the Durga Temple contains good examples of Chalukyan sculpture.
Bengaluru (Bangalore)
In the northwestern section of Cubbon Park, the neoclassical Attara Kacheri was built in 1864 and houses the High Court.
Kodagu (Coorg) Region
An ornate temple that's part of the atmospheric Namdroling Monastery complex.
Hampi
This temple is at a lower level than the surrounding structures. It's on the western side of the Royal Centre.
Karnataka
On Chandragiri Hill opposite Vindhyagiri, this temple is believed to have been built by Emperor Ashoka.
Bengaluru (Bangalore)
Built in 1940 and dedicated to Tipi Sultan, this large mosque is one of Bengaluru's most impressive.
Karnataka
The crumbling but richly decorated Mihtar Mahal serves as an ornamental gateway to a small mosque.
Bengaluru (Bangalore)
This ornate Hindu Temple dates from 1689 and merges Dravidian and Vijayanagara styles.
Mangaluru (Mangalore)
This Kerala-style temple houses a 1000-year-old bronze statue of Lokeshwara.