What to do in Chikkamagaluru District

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Kumara Parvata, India, Mountain, Western Ghats, Karnataka, Chikamagalur
Most visited cafe "Siri Cafe" on the way to Mullanyangiri-the highest peak in Chickmagalur. #cafe#mullanyangiri#chickmagalur#travelbazzinga#trover
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When in Chikmagalur, do not miss to visit Belavadi temple. Not-at-all popular but extremely beautiful. #incredibleIndia
A treasure trove, just 6 kms away from the state highway 66, near kudremukh base camp! #Mullodi #Kudremukh #Karnataka
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What to do in Chikkamagaluru District

 

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Aerial view of the ancient, elaborately carved Ishvara Temple complex standing majestically amidst lush greenery, Arasikere, Karnataka, India.

Arsikere

St. Lawrence Shrine or Attur Church is a Roman Catholic church in Karkala, Udupi, Karnataka, India. It was built in 1759 and is purported to be the site of many miracles.

Karkala

It was a hill temple located on karnataka. Pilgrimage temple located over hills.

Beltangadi

India is a land of diversity and also a country that has not showcased so many of its important, interesting and unique landmarks. This abandoned church for example is located in Karnataka and is somewhere in the middle of a village. It was built by French missionaries in the 19th century but was abandoned after the construction of the Hemavati Dam and Reservoir. What's remarkable about this site is that church is submerged in rainwater in the monsoons and its popularity has been on an upward trend mostly by word of mouth from lads who take off on weekend adventures to explore places that are off the beaten path.

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