Karnataka on India War Map

Bengaluru's IT industry, Hampi's ruins and the Western Ghats' coffee hills

Karnataka has 30 districts and 300 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Karnataka

• Bagalkote — Badami cave temples, Aihole and Pattadakal, cradle of Chalukyan architecture
• Ballari — Hampi, the ruined Vijayanagara capital, and Sandur's iron-ore hills
• Belagavi — Kittur, seat of Rani Chennamma's 1824 revolt; Suvarna Vidhana Soudha
• Bengaluru Rural — Kempegowda International Airport at Devanahalli, Tipu Sultan's birthplace
• Bengaluru Urban — State capital and the centre of India's IT industry; Vidhana Soudha and Lalbagh
• Bidar — Silver-inlay metalwork in blackened alloy and the Bahmani-era fort
• Chamarajanagara — Bandipur tiger reserve and the BR Hills, where Western meets Eastern Ghats
• Chikkaballapura — Nandi Hills sunrise point; Bengaluru's grape and vegetable belt
• Chikkamagaluru — Birthplace of Indian coffee at Baba Budangiri; Mullayanagiri, state's highest peak
• Chitradurga — Seven-walled stone fort of the Nayaka chiefs on granite hills
• Dakshina Kannada — Mangaluru port, Kudroli temple and the Tulu coast's cashew and fish exports
• Davanagere — Benne dose and old cotton-mill town on the Bengaluru-Pune highway
• Dharwad — Peda sweets and a nursery of Hindustani classical singers
• Gadag — Lakkundi's Chalukyan temples and stepwells; the Trikuteshwara temple
• Hassan — Hoysala temples of Belur and Halebidu; Shravanabelagola's Gommateshwara
• Haveri — Byadgi chilli, the deep-red GI-tagged variety of Karnataka
• Kalaburagi — Khwaja Banda Nawaz dargah and the Bahmani fort's Jama Masjid; tur dal
• Kodagu — Coffee estates of Coorg and Talakaveri, source of the Cauvery
• Kolar — Gold fields once among the world's deepest mines, closed in 2001
• Koppal — Anegundi and Anjanadri hill, the Kishkindha of the Ramayana
• Mandya — Sugarcane belt fed by the KRS dam on the Cauvery
• Mysuru — Mysore Palace and the ten-day Dasara procession
• Raichur — Krishna-Tungabhadra doab; Hatti gold mine and thermal power station
• Ramanagara — Silk cocoon market and granite hills where Sholay was filmed
• Shivamogga — Jog Falls on the Sharavathi, India's second-highest plunge waterfall
• Tumakuru — Siddaganga Mutt and coconut groves; Devarayanadurga hills
• Udupi — Sri Krishna Matha and the vegetarian restaurant cuisine that spread across India
• Uttara Kannada — Gokarna beaches, Karwar port and Dandeli's Kali river rafting
• Vijayapura — Gol Gumbaz, the Adil Shahi tomb under one of the world's largest domes
• Yadgir — Hill fort on a 100-metre monolith above the Bhima river

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