Chikmagalur : Deriving its name from the headquarters town of Chikmagalur literally meaning younger daughter's town, this hill station features popular attractions such as the Kondadarama Temple, the Jamia Mosque and the new St. Joseph's Cathedral.
Gangamoola : Enveloped by dense forests, this hill station is famous for Goddess Bhagavathi shrine and a Varaha image within a cave. This picturesque hill station is an ideal origin place of three rivers such as the Tunga, Bhadra and Nethravathi.
The Fort and Tipu Sultan's Palace : The Fort and Tipu Sultan's Palace is noted for its beautifully carved arches in Islamic style and for the well-preserved Ganapati temple.
Lal Bagh Gardens : This 240 acre expanse of greenery forms one of India's most beautiful gardens. This is another triumph for Hyder Ali. The Glass House -inspired by the Crystal Palace, London. - is at the heart of the gardens. This is the venue for flower shows held here every January and August.
Cubbon Park : was laid out in the heart of the cantonment in 1864. Since then fountains and an august bandstand add to its list of attractions. But the most important aspect of Cubbon Park is its newer buildings that have added beauty and cultural wealth. Lush green lawns, shady flowering trees, vibrant flower beds, make Cubbon Park an ideal place for morning joggers.
Mangalore : Mangalore is a vision of palm-fringed beaches, lush green fields and enchanting forests. On the east, the soaring western ghats and the mighty Arabian Sea roaring along its western shores, are its neighbours. With an important port, this coastal town is a major commercial centre .
Belgaum Cantonment : Belgaum Cantonment still retains its old glow, serenity and a sort of isolation. Its ancient shrines, Gothic-style ivy-covered bungalows, cottages, school buildings, beautiful woods and gardens peepul and banyan trees give a feeling of dusk even at noon-time. Its flowering shrubs are a photographer’s delight.
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