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The southern city is known for its spices, pearls, Nizam rule and Entrepreneurship. Hyderabad Airport or Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is the 6th busiest airport in India. There is plenty of network connectivity in Hyderabad to reach the Airport such as MMTS (Multi-Modal Transport System), Metro Airport express that connects to the airport and city. Apart from these, there are private cabs and taxis are available for rents. On an average, the journey from Hyderabad to Belgaum is 1 hour 10 minutes.

Touchdown in the Belgaum

The city is in the northern part of Karnataka in India and it is a beautiful place that attracts a huge number of tourists across the country. Belgaum has an influential historical background from late 12th century AD. It’s a house with many forts and mosques that speaks about old traditions and architecture.

Well, if you’re enthusiastic about nature then never miss the chance to visit places around the city, like Gokak Falls, Jamboti evergreen forest, Vajrapoha falls, and Godchinamalaki falls. The best time to visit the city to experience the nature and weather is between November and February. Visitors spend about a week to explore in and around the city. It boasts a great deal of historically enriched places.

Year Incorporated: Belgaum was established by States Reorganization Act in the year 1956
Official language: Kannada is the official language in Belgaum
Altitude: Belgaum is located 784 m above the sea level
Area: The total area of Belgaum city is 94 km2.
Weather: The warmest month is May with the highest temperature of 40 degree Celsius and the coolest month is January with a temperature of 9 degree Celsius.
Best time to visit: November to February is the best time to visit the city because it’s considered as coolest season and temperature might fall to 8 or 9 degree Celsius.
Distance from Airport to city: The airport is at Sambra situated 10 km away from the city which is on SH 20.
Major Railway stations: Belgaum railway Station is said to be the oldest railway station in the south-western division in Indian Railway Network.
Major Bus stations: Central Bus Stand, Belgaum City and Suburban Bus Station
Nicknames: Bamboo Village

It speaks about the religious fusion and heritage of those days constructed by many kings and their generation. You can find two Goddess Durga Shrines on either side of the entrance and it’s one of the oldest forts in the state. The fort features Deccan, Indo-Saracenic, and Chalukyan styles of architecture at the domes, arches and gateways.

This is a topmost attraction in Belgaum and called “Indian Niagara Falls” and the water gushes over the canyon which is a behold sight. On either side of gorge Chalukyan era monuments are found and the best time to visit is between June and October.

The fort wall talks about the fearless woman Rani Chennamma who fought against British. However, major parts of the Palace have been ruined and currently taken care by the state government of archaeology department, Karnataka. Archaeology Museum has been started to display the relics of history.

The village of demon or rakaskop is situated about 16 km from Belgaum. It’s a huge cave in the shape of human sitting position and acts as evidence for the demon existence that was in the village for years. Markandeya River flows in that location to provide a picturesque view.

Bhoo Varaha Laxmi Narasimha temple, Suvarna Vidhana Soudha, Hooli Panchalingeshwara temple, Jaina temple, Shri Kalika Devi temple, Malaprabha Dam, Sural falls and much more.

You can reach Belgaum in 3 ways, such as air, road, and rail. There are flights from Hyderabad to Belgaum which is around 10 km from the city. Plenty of bus services are offered by KSRTC (Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation) from major places of Karnataka and neighbouring states.

Belgaum railway station is the oldest station in South-western region and in India. It connects some major Indian cities.

Zaara Cafe and restaurant, New Grand Restaurant, Bagicha Multi-cuisine restaurant, Copper Chimney, Ajanta café, Saffron Vegetarian Cuisine and much more.

It was built in 1942 and the oldest airport in North Karnataka by Royal Air Force. It is located 10 km away from the city place called Sambra, which is known as Sambra Airport. The airport is home to IAF (Indian Air Force) that recruits the people for military basic training.