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  • 01Nrupatunga Betta

    Nrupatunga Betta

    It is 'recommended' that tourists should visit Nrupatunga Betta, which is situated on Unkal Hills in Hubli. Upon reaching this site, travellers will get the chance to see the beautiful view of the cities of Hubli and Dharwad. In addition, visitors can have a bird's eye view of the airport in the west and Amargol in the north.

    They can also visit a Devi Temple that is situated on top of Nrupatunga Betta. This site is an ideal spot for people who want to spend time away from the chaotic urban life. It became the most popular picnic spot of the region after roads were paved here in 1974.

    With the availability of well-paved roads, this site has become popular among morning-walkers, including locals as well as tourists. An entrance has been constructed just 1 km away from the hill. Tourists coming by car have to park their vehicle at this entrance and purchase a ticket to access Nrupatunga Betta. The entry fee is Rs. 10 for adults and Rs. 5 for kids.

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  • 02Unkal Lake

    Unkal Lake

    Travellers 'must visit' the 110 years old Unkal Lake that is popular for its peaceful and scenic environment. The lake, which covers an area of 200 acres, is one of the most visited attractions in Hubli. Apart from recreational activities, tourists can get the chance to view the beautiful sunset during the evening.

    The major attraction of this site is the idol of Swami Vivekananda that has been placed in the middle of the lake. This site is renowned as the 'Karma Bhoomi' of Shri Siddappajja, who was born in 1859. He eloped from his home at the age of 14 in order to find a Guru and resided in Unkal Mailarlings Temple. Shri Siddappajja died in 1921 and since then a 'Jatre' is organised at this site.

    Unkal Lake also acts as the main source of drinking water for nearby cities. The complex of the lake features beautiful lush green garden that mesmerise travellers coming here in search of peace and serenity. Moreover, they can enjoy boating at this lake.

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  • 03Glass House Garden

    Glass House Garden

    A trip to tourist Indira Glass House Garden is recommended to tourists who want to see its renowned flower show. This site has been named after Indira Gandhi, the former Prime Minister of India, who had inaugurated this site.

    This structure acts as the perfect spot for holding important exhibitions, meetings and programs. The Indira Glass House Garden has a striking resemblance with Lal Bagh at Bangalore. A skating ground and lush green lawns are present at this site. Indira Gandhi Glass House had been used as the venue for honouring numerous personalities.

    Apart from exploring this site, visitors can be the member of a Laughing Club, where people actively undertake laughing exercises in the morning for half an hour. City municipality has been given the responsibility for the maintenance and upkeep of the Indira Gandhi House Garden.

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  • 04Water Park

    Water Park

    It is 'recommended' that tourists should stop by two of the most popular water parks in Hubli, namely Maruti Water Park and Water World, to unwind. The Maruti Water World is located in proximity of ESI Hospital at Karwar Road, Hubli.

    This water park is visited by people for its water games park. Water World, a property of Country Club, is popular among people, especially kids, for its numerous thrilling water rides.

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  • 05Bund Garden

    Bund Garden

    While exploring Unkal Lake, a visit to Bund Garden, which is known for its lush green gardens, is recommended to all tourists. Located 4 km from Hubli, this garden is a part of Unkal Lake where travellers can spend time amidst a peaceful atmosphere.

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  • 06Siddharoodha Math

    While exploring Hubli city, a visit to Siddharoodha Math is recommended to all tourists. This math was established in memory of Shri Siddharoodha Swamy (1837-1929) who accepted Samadhi in 1929. This site had been visited by some popular historical figures, namely Lokamanya Gangadhar Tilak in 1929 and Mahatma Gandhi in 1924.

    Siddharoodha Math is considered to be a religious institution. Moreover, this math is a centre for spreading the teachings of Swami Siddharoodha that includes his 'Advaita' philosophy. Numerous devotees of the Swami visit this math during the Car Festival that takes place on the occasion of Maha Shivaratri.

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  • 07Gayatri Tapovan

    Gayatri Tapovan

    Tourists on a trip to Hubli are 'recommended' to visit Gayatri Tapovan, which is known for its spiritual and cultural events. Initially, this site was called 'Navakalyana' matha but was later changed to Tapovan.

    It was established by Sri Kumar Swamiji, a well renowned preacher whose following included people from different regions of the country. His followers belonging to different communities converged to listen to his lectures. The disciples of Kumara Swamiji have continued to maintain the tradition after his death.

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  • 08ISKCON Temple

    ISKCON Temple

    Tourists interested in exploring the pilgrim sites of Hubli are 'recommended' to visit the popular 'Sri Krishna Balarama' Temple that is situated at Rayapur. This temple had been constructed by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) and was first opened for devotees on 12th February, 2006.

    This pilgrim site has striking resemblance with another ISKCON temple located in Bangalore. The temple is known around the globe for its services that include providing mid-day meals to about 80,000 school kids from Dharwad and Hubli.

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  • 09Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple

    Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple

    While on a trip to Hubli city, it is 'recommended' that travellers should visit Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple that is devoted to Lord Hanuman. This temple is considered as one of the most revered pilgrimage sites of this region. Upon visiting this temple, travellers will get the chance to view an old statue of the deity that was reinstalled by popular Saint Shri Vyasraj.

    At present, this sculpture is managed by the Desai family. This temple draws more crowds on Saturdays, which is celebrated as vishesha divasa for Lord Hanuman. Currently, this monument and the surrounding areas are undergoing construction for restoration.

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