Within Hubballi City
5.2 km from venue
Chandramouleshwara Temple
This 11th-century Chalukyan temple near Unkal showcases exquisite stone carvings and ancient architecture. A masterpiece of intricate sculptures and peaceful ambiance.
6.6 km from venue
Unkal Lake
Scenic lake with pedal boating facilities and a majestic sunset viewpoint featuring a statue of Swami Vivekananda. Perfect for evening relaxation.
1 km from venue
Tolankere Lake
Lesser-known peaceful lake near Shirur Park, ideal for birdwatching and quiet walks away from the city crowds.
2 km from venue
Shri Siddharoodha Math
Spiritual center devoted to the revered saint Siddharoodha Swami, featuring beautiful architecture and serene meditation spaces.
3.7 km from venue
Moorusavira Matha
Historic and spiritual matha in Hubballi known for its unique architecture and cultural significance.
6.4 km from venue
St. Peter's Church
Beautiful old church near Keshwapur featuring Gothic architecture and stunning stained glass windows.
3.7 km from venue
Indira Glass House Garden
Popular park with musical fountain, flower displays, and recreational facilities. Great for family outings.
3.3 km from venue
Banashankari Temple
Historic Chalukyan temple between Hubballi-Dharwad dedicated to Goddess Parvati, known for its annual festival.
7 km from venue
Nrupatunga Hill
Viewpoint and park on a small hill offering panoramic sunset views of Hubballi city and surrounding areas.
5 km from venue
National Flag Making Centre, Bengeri
The only authorized Khadi national flag manufacturing unit in India, where the Indian tricolor is handspun and handwoven as per official specifications.
North Karnataka & Nearby
100-135 km from Hubballi
Badami-Aihole-Pattadakal Circuit
Explore Karnataka's golden triangle of Chalukyan architecture: Badami's cave temples (6th-8th century), Aihole's 100+ experimental temples (cradle of Indian architecture), and Pattadakal's UNESCO-listed fusion temples blending North & South Indian styles. Ideal for a full-day heritage tour.
75 km from Hubballi
Mundgod Tibetan Camp & Monastery
Experience Tibetan culture at one of India's largest Tibetan settlements, home to two important Buddhist monasteries - Drepung Loseling and Gaden Shartse. Witness monks' debates, explore traditional handicrafts, and enjoy authentic Tibetan cuisine. Best visited during Losar (Tibetan New Year) in February/March.
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165 km from Hubballi
Hampi (UNESCO Site)
Majestic ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire spread across boulder-strewn landscapes. Must-see: Virupaksha Temple, Vittala Temple (with musical pillars), royal enclosures, and the iconic stone chariot. Allow 2 days for proper exploration.
45 km from Hubballi
Lakkundi
11th-12th century temple town with exquisite stepped wells (Kalyani) and over 50 sandstone temples showcasing Later Chalukyan architecture. Highlights: Kashivishwanatha Temple with its intricate carvings and Brahma Jinalaya (Jain basadi).
90 km from Hubballi
Dandeli Adventures
Thrilling Kali River rafting (Grade II-III rapids), Supa Dam water sports, and wildlife safaris in Dandeli Tiger Reserve (home to black panthers and 300+ bird species). Adventure packages available for 1-3 day trips.
60 km from Hubballi
Gokak Falls
Miniature Niagara of Karnataka - the Ghataprabha River plunges 170 ft over sandstone cliffs. Visit the 1887 hanging bridge and Victorian-era power station. Best July-October when the falls are at peak volume.
180 km from Hubballi
Gokarna
Coastal temple town with serene beaches like Om Beach and Kudle Beach, perfect for a weekend getaway.
200 km from Hubballi
Jog Falls
One of India's highest waterfalls (830 ft), most spectacular during monsoon season (June-September).
160 km from Hubballi
Dudhsagar Falls
Majestic four-tiered waterfall on Goa-Karnataka border resembling a sea of milk, accessible via train or trek.
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100 km from Hubballi
Sogala Falls (Yellapur)
Lesser-known but picturesque waterfall surrounded by dense forests, ideal for nature lovers.
110 km from Hubballi
Magod Falls
Deep forest waterfall near Yellapur where the Bedti River plunges 650 feet in two stages.
140 km from Hubballi
Banavasi
Ancient temple town and the first capital of Karnataka, home to the 9th-century Madhukeshwara Temple.
50 km from Hubballi
Kittur Fort & Museum
Historical fort related to Rani Chennamma who led an armed rebellion against the British in 1824.
90 km from Hubballi
Navilteertha Dam
Scenic dam site near Saundatti with a temple in the middle of the reservoir, accessible by boat.
120 km from Hubballi
Kudala Sangama
Holy site where Krishna and Malaprabha rivers meet, featuring an Aikya Mantapa and memorial to Basavanna.
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