Karnataka in Summer
One of Indian tourism’s best kept secrets is the state of Karnataka. Most of Karnataka is located on the great Deccan Plateau, a bastion of traditional Hinduism, existing in confluence with South Asia’s premier IT region. This incredibly scenic plateau provides explorers a fascinating culture, incredible history, as well as cool temperatures during the summer. From June through September the average high is below 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 Centigrade), and great cultural, natural, and historical options are located throughout the state. For example, Hampi is one of the world’s most amazing archaeological sites, scenic Nagarhole is one of India’s premier Wildlife Parks, the ancient temples at Belur and Halebud offer massive quantities of stone sculptures whose intricacy surpasses anything on our planet, and cloud laden and picturesque Coorg, with its coffee plantations and unique culture, is known as India’s Scotland for very good reason. Because of the cool weather, the upscale and luxury Hotels in this region do not discount their pricing during the summer – see Karnataka Tours.