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Karnataka is a state of confluence, travellers visiting this part of the country will find something to cater to all their interests. Be it nature or wildlife travel, temple tours or party destinations, Karnataka has it all. The beautiful state in southern India has earned a name both for its commercialised cities such as Bangalore and for the many unexplored nature trails of Chikmagalur or Coorg. Travel to the state to soak in the mesmerising beauty of nature that abounds here and you are sure to leave behind the worries of mundane life!
The state has its rivers as major attraction for nature and wildlife tourism in the country. The many rivers that flow through the various parts of the state not just provide stunning vistas to the travellers, but also a key understanding into agricultural activities, traditions and lives of people that are dependant on these generous rivers. Here is a picturesque visual tour of the rivers of Karnataka that also are great places to visit if you are travelling in the region.
Sharavathi River
The blue waters of Sharavathi River that is responsible for the the popular Jog Falls in Karnataka.
Photo Courtesy: Ashwin Kumar
Netravati River
The train chugging along the vast expanse of the Netravati River in Mangalore, Karnataka.
Photo Courtesy: Ananth BS
Kali River
The beautiful Kali River runs a course of nearly 184 km before it joins the Arabian Sea.
Photo Courtesy: solarisgirl
Souparnika River
Among the biggest rivers in Karnataka, the Souparnika is a popular holy river in the region.
Photo Courtesy: Wilsoncold
Kabini River
The Kabini River joins Cauvery in Karnataka before joining the Bay of Bengal.
Photo Courtesy: Vinoth Chandar
Tungabhadra River
Mentioned in the epic Ramayana as the Pampa, the famous Tungabhadra River flowing through the picturesque terrains of Hampi is a must-visit.
Photo Courtesy: Simply CVR
Cauvery River
The lifeline of many cities and agricultural activities in southern India, Cauvery has supported lives in the region from time immemorial.
Photo Courtesy: Ashwin Kumar
Gurupura River
The stunning Gurupura River has many names including Phalguni River and Kulur River.
Photo Courtesy: Karunakar Rayker
Sangama
The confluence of river Akravati and Cauvery constitutes the lovely Sangama.
Photo Courtesy: Vikram Vetrivel
Tirumakudlu
The holy confluence of three rivers, namely; Cauvery, Kabini, and Guptagamini is called the Tirumakudlu.
Photo Courtesy: Romana Klee