Showing posts with label places. Show all posts
Showing posts with label places. Show all posts

Monday, June 15, 2026

What are the best places to visit in Karnataka, India?

 

One state Many Worlds

Karnataka might not be as developed as Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Goa , Telangana, North East states Gujarat or Uttar Pradesh but it is a beautiful state with very rich biodiversity and ecosystem and natural vegetation.

In my opinion Karnataka is the most beautiful state in Southern India and one of the most beautiful in entire India after Kashmir, Jammu, Uttarakhand and other North East states.

Places to visit

Mandya is the capital of Karnataka and cultural capital of Karnataka.

Hassana

  • Hubballi Dharwada
  • Davangere
  • Chikkamagaluru
  • Gadaga
  • Gulbarga
  • Raichuru
  • Western Ghats

Hence Karnataka is called one state many worlds.

What are the most surreal places one can ever visit in India?

 Varandha Ghat, Maharashtra

Kundalika Ghat, Maharashtra

Chambal river, Kota Rajasthan

Aravallis from Sajjangarh palace, Udaipur, Rajasthan

Chorla Ghat, Goa

Valley of flowers, Uttarakhand

Loktak Lake, Manipur

Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu

To tell you the truth, the list is endless

Thursday, June 11, 2026

What are the must-try food places in Madurai?

 1. Kari Dosai at Konar Mess, Periyar and Simmakal

2. Kola Urundai at Kumar Mess, Amma Mess & Chandran Mess, Tallakulam

3. Idli at Murugan Idli Shop, near Pothys

4. ‘Full Meals’ at Shriram Mess, Kakathoppu Street

5. Idiyappam at Burma Idiyappa Kadai, near Christian Mission Hospital

6. Kalkandu Sadham at Sri Nagalakshmi Annexe, Kamarajar Salai

7. Paruthi Paal, Old Kuyavarpalayam

8. Ayira Meen Kuzhambu at Amma Mess, Tallakulam

9. Parotta at Sulthan Restaurant, Simmakal

10. Jigarthanda at Famous Jigarthanda, Villakuttoon

11. Rose Milk from Periyar

For Madurai Makkal, Food 🥘 is More a Emotion.

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Where are some of the most abandoned places on earth?

 1.Ross Island, Andaman

2.Fatehpur Sikri, Agra

3.Shettihalli Church, Karnataka

4.Jamali Kamali Tomb, Delhi

5. The Last House on Holland Island – U.S.A.

6. House of the Bulgarian Communist Party – Bulgaria.

7. Nara Dreamland – Japan.

8.The Jet Star Rollercoaster, Seaside Heights – New Jersey.

9.The 102-Year-Old Floating Forest in Sydney – Australia.

10.Abandoned Train Station, Abkhazia – Georgia

11.Underwater City in Shicheng – China.

12.Abandoned Soviet submarine base.

If you ever find yourself on the set of a post-apocalyptic movie almost scared to death, then there’s a possibility that you might have entered a real life abandoned Soviet submarine base left from the Cold war – an enormous building scoured by ocean tides and haunted by hulking machines, slowly rusting away.

13. A vending machine, brought inland by the catastrophic 2011 tsunami, in an abandoned rice field in Fukushima – Japan.

14.Bare footprints embedded forever in an abandoned nuclear reactor.

15.An Abandoned Mill – Sorrento, Italy.

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What are some of the best places to explore in Odisha with minimum budget?

 It actually does not cost much to travel in Odisha, only issue is that of good accomodation and facilities. Anyway outside the standard Bhubaneshwar-Puri-Konark-Chilika circuit, there are some places that are worth a visit, and which do not cost too much. Again these are places I have been to, don’t really have much idea about Western part of Odisha.

Koraput-Jeypore-Gupteshwar

Southern part of Odisha is quite an unexplored beauty. You have beautiful valleys, thick forests, hills, lakes waiting to be discovered. Unfortunately poor infrastructure and add to it Naxal issue has meant the region has not really tapped it’s potential. You can catch a bus to Koraput, or even go on a road trip from Vizag, or Vizianagaram. Till Saluru it’s pretty much plain area. From Salur, you have a very steep ghat road, runs through thick forests.

And then you reach Sunki right on the Andhra-Odisha border.

From there on to Pottangi, which has the Gali Gabdar waterfalls

From Pottangi en route to Koraput, you pass Sunabeda, lovely route with rolling meadows, valleys and lakes.

And the neatly maintained HAL Township here

Koraput is a sleepy small town, very picturesque with hills and all. Has some decent hotels too.

Jagannath Temple here is worth a visit

You can also check out the Kolab Dam hydro electric project between Koraput and Jeypore.

But the best part is Gupteswar temple, around 90 km from Koraput. The main attraction is the Shiva Linga in a limestone cave. Located near the Kolab river, it involves a trek through a dense forest.

And this is how it is in the cave.

This is one trip I would reccomend to any one in Odisha.