Bengaluru, known for its rich cultural heritage, now has only 27 tourist spots identified by the Department of Tourism, a stark contrast to the state's total of 1,275. Experts blame rapid urbanization and real estate development for erasing historical sites.
BengaluruTourismHeritageUrbanizationReal EstateReal EstateSep 16, 2025
Bengaluru has only 27 tourist spots due to rapid urbanization and the booming real estate sector, which have led to the erasure of many historical sites.
Mandya has the highest number of tourist spots in Karnataka, with 106 destinations.
The new State Tourism Policy identifies 1,275 tourist places across Karnataka and plans to undertake development works to enhance tourism in the state.
Tourist spots in Karnataka are identified based on their historical significance, fame, and visitor footfall.
The Department of Tourism is responsible for identifying and developing tourist spots, as well as preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Karnataka, including lesser-known sites in Bengaluru.
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