Karnataka is known as the "Land of Silk" due to its rich silk production.
Karnataka is the largest coffee producer in India. The state's hilly regions, such as Chikmagalur and Kodagu, provide ideal conditions for coffee cultivation.
Karnataka is believed to be the birthplace of yoga. The ancient town of Mysore is renowned for its yoga schools and is often referred to as the "Yoga Capital of India."
Karnataka is the first elephant orphanage in India, located in the city of Mysore.
Also situated in Mumbai, Lodha The Park is a residential tower known for its contemporary design and lavish amenities.
World One is a residential tower part of the World Towers complex in Mumbai. It offers upscale apartments and world-class facilities.
Karnataka boasts some stunning waterfalls, including Jog Falls, which is one of the highest plunge waterfalls in India.
Karnataka boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna.
Karnataka is home to the ancient University of Hampi, known as Hampi University or Virupaksha Vidyaranya University. Established around the 14th century, it was a center of learning in various subjects including mathematics, astronomy, and Sanskrit literature.
In the village of Meghalaya in Karnataka, unique living root bridges are created by guiding the roots of rubber trees across streams.