Topography

The state of Karnataka is blessed with the bounty of nature which is manifested in the splendid "Topography" of the region. Principally, the beautiful state of Karnataka is divided into three distinct geographical regions of the Coastal plains, the Sahyadris and the Deccan plateau.

Covered with the luxuriant evergreen forest, the mighty Sahyadris adds to the natural beauty of the state of Karnataka. The Sahyadris are home to many wild animals and migratory birds which adds to the rich bio- diversity of the state.

The exuberant green Coastal areas of the state provides one with a splendid and marvelous view of nature. The natural scenic beauty of the place enchants and enthralls the viewers with its captivating sight. Amidst the picturesque landscape of the coastal regions, one can experience nature at its best.

The state of Karnataka has seven important rivers flowing through the region which increases the fertility of the soil and helps in the growth of the agricultural production. The seven rivers of the region are:

• Godavari
• Krishna
• Caveri
• North Pennar
• South Pennar
• Palar
• West Flowing Rivers

The state is blessed with numerous natural and artificial lakes which are important places of tourist attractions. The capital of Karnatak, Bangalore has many lakes within its area that draws many tourist through out the year. Some of the notable lakes of the state are:

• Sankey Lake of Bangalore
• Ulsoor Lake of Bangalore
• Yediyur Lake of Bangalore
• Devanur Lake of Mysore

The diverse topography of Karnataka makes it one of the most beautiful state of India which attracts many tourist through out the year.