Anciently known as Raya Hubli or Elaya Puravada Halli, the historical town of Hubli proves to be a big draw for tourists and history buffs from across the globe. During the rule of the Vijayanagar kingdom, Hubli prospered into being a chief commercial centre. Even today, the town is known for its handloom textile units. The town lies at a distance of 420 km north of Bangalore, capital of Karnataka.

Bhavanishankar Temple
This Chalukyan temple with the image of Sri Narayana is flanked by the ten incarnations of God.

Hazrath Sayed Fateh Shahwali Dargah
A Place of worship for all religions.

Asar
It was built by Mohammed Ali Shah in about 1646 to serve as a hall of justice. The building was also used to house two hairs from the Prophet's beard. Women are not allowed inside.

Nrupatunga Betta
This is a beautiful picinic spot on the Unkal Hill in Hubli

Siddharoodha Math
This eminent religious institution, a centre of Advaita philosophy as preached by Swami Siddharoodha, is located just 2 km from Hubli.

Unkal Lake
A pictorial water spot with a magnificent sunset view, this perfect picnic spot has green garden, recreational facilities for the children, boating facilities, etc. The lake is 3 km away from Hubli.

Glass House
As the name suggests, this is a palace of glass, inaugurated by the former Indian Prime Minister, Smt. Indira Gandhi.

Navilteerth
A beautiful nature gifted spot on the way to Ramadurga, 53 km away from Hubli.

Sathodi & Mathodi Falls
A place for Trekking & to enjoy the nature gifted falls, 85 km on Hubli - Karwar Highway.

Sykes Point
Situated 84 km from Hubli. A place to watch beauty of nature and sun set - a picnic spot.

Ulavi
It is a holy place where Shri Chennabasaveshwar Temple is situated. Located near Dandeli, 98 km from Hubli.