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North-Western Karnataka
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This region is home to beautiful water falls, rivers and dense forests, as well as dry and arid regions of Karnataka. It is far from Bangalore but offers a large number of options to the tourists. Nature is the only form of entertainment here. It's greenery in the western parts is comparable to that of Kerala. The famous Jog Falls are in this area and so is the wild life sanctuary - Dandeli; where as the regions of Gulbarga etc are dry and hot.
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unchalli falls (Siddapura taluq, 25kms Sirsi)
shiva gange falls (Sirsi taluq, 40kms)
kavala caves (Joida taluq, 15kms from Ambikanagar)
sykes point (Supa taluq, 15kms from Ambikanagar)
satoddi falls (Yellapur taluq, 25kms from Yellapur)
sahasralinga (Sirsi taluq, 17kms, on the way to yellapur)
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Mukund said at Mar 25, 2010 Remove
Kindly be informed that North Karnataka and Uttara Kannada are not one and the same. Uttara Kannada or North Canara is the northern part of Coastal Karnataka. Where as, North Karnataka consists of Northern districts Bidar, Gulbarga, Raichur, Bijapur, Hubli, Dharwad and to an extent Bellary district.