Trip To Mulbagilu, Kolar

Mulbagal is a town and taluk headquarters of Mulbagal taluk in the Kolar district in the state of Karnataka, India. It lies just off the National Highway 4 as the easternmost town of the state and a hill landmark

Sripadarajaru is revered by all madhvas. It is believed that he is the incarnation of Dhruva. His contributions to Dvaita, Haridasa Sahitya, and the then existing social and political circumstances were considerable. He was also the vidyaguru of Sri Vyasaraya.Sripadaraya or Sripadaraja is considered to be the originator of Dasakuta.

Trip to St.Mary's Island and Malpe Beach, Udupi - Karnataka

Malpe beach is around 6 km from Udipi and is an ideal picnic place with its virtuous beach. The interminable unfold of golden sand with gracefully swinging palm trees and the clean blue sky with the ripple of the sea is an ideal place for spending one's vacation. A perfect holiday resort for boating, fishing and bathing. It is a very famous fishing harbor with tourist ferryboats. 
The Maple Beach is quite different as it is a long and broad town beach which is yet to develop.

Malpe Beach and St Mary's Island :
 

Trip to Kudalasangam and Almatti dam

Kudala Sangama 

Hunagund Taluk, Bagalkot District,Karnataka State, India, is a pilgrimage place for Lingayat comunity (Veerashaivas) . The 2 famous rivers of North Karnataka, Krishna & Malaprabha merge here. This place is around 8 kms from the Sangama circle on the National Highway No. 13.

From Bengaluru its around 445 km

Route: Bengaluru -- (NH4) -- Chirtadurga -- (NH13) -- Hospet -- (NH13) -- Ilkal/Hunagund - Kudala Sangama

From Hubli its around 160 km

Route: Hubli -- (NH218) -- Nargund -- (NH218) -- Bagalkote -- Kudala Sangama

From Mumbai its around 610 km & from Pune its around 440 km

Route: Mumbai -- (NH4/Expressway) -- Pune -- (NH9) -- Solapur -- (NH13) -- Bijapur -- (NH13) -- Sangama Circle -- Kudala Sangama.

Almatti Dam

Places of Interest nearby:

* Alamatti Dam (30 km)

* Aihole (35 km)

* Pattadakallu (55 km)

* Badami (65 km)

* Hampi (130 km)