The state is famous for its magical hill stations, spectacular waterfalls, pilgrimage centres and a coastline dotted with unspoiled beaches. With a vast range of tourism landscapes such as archaeology, religion, ecotourism, wildlife, etc. the state offers innumerable experiences to discerning travellers.

A concession agreement has been signed between the Department of Tourism of the Karnataka government and Dyanamicx Ropeway Pvt Ltd. for the development of a passenger ropeway at Nandi Hills at a cost of Rs 93.40 crore, an official said …

Karnataka Tourism as part of its initiative has laid out the red carpet to international delegates from over 35 countries attending the Bengaluru leg of the G20 Summit Meet.

With the target to raise the footfall of domestic visitors from Goa, the Karnataka Tourism Department together with KSTDC on Monday had arranged a roadshow. It was organized to showcase the performance of the ancient Veeragase Kunitha, a prehistoric art …

Coastal Karnataka beaches are popular for their sanitation. However, amplified tourism is taking its toll. Recently, a picture from Mangaluru’s Bengre beach gave rise to a lot of criticism. It displayed waste material scattered all over the beach. Visit Udupi …

In order to increase domestic tourism from Gujarat, the Department of Tourism in Karnataka in association with Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) held road shows at Ahmedabad, Vadodara and Surat for upholding tourist attractions, hotels, homestays and resorts as …

Till Wednesday evening, the body of the tourist who came from Karnataka and had gone missing after he fell into the rough sea waters on Tuesday was not found. This mishap happened near Fort Aguada, Sinquerim. The tourist was drowned …

Since the last four editions, the Department of Tourism, Government of Karnataka, has supported the Bengaluru Open ATP Challenger. It has further promised to connect with the popular event for the coming five years. This statement boosts the Bengaluru Open …

With fresh Covid-19 cases declining and with all economic sectors restarting their operations, the travel and tourism industry — hit hardest by the pandemic — is resting its hopes on Dasara holidays and the festive season to make up for …

It has been a rough 18 months for the multi-crore tourism industry in Karnataka, with the pandemic affecting the sector harshly. Just when economic revival was on the anvil, the state government has imposed weekend curfew in districts adjoining Kerala …