How to Reach Hubballi
By Air
Hubballi Airport has flights every day that connect the city to cities like Bengaluru and Mumbai. This makes Hubballi Airport an important place for people to fly in and out of North Karnataka. Hubballi Airport is the way for people to get to North Karnataka by air.
By Rail / Train
Hubballi Junction is one of India’s major railway hubs and also the headquarters of South Western Railway, with trains to cities across Karnataka and other states.
By Road
The city is on some roads that go all across the country, like NH52 and NH63. This city is 410 kilometers away from Bengaluru if you go by road. You can get to the city on buses that run often. These buses are from KSRTC and some private companies.
Places at Hubballi City
Unkal Lake is a beautiful place. The lake is perfect for watching the sunset. It is also a place to go with your family.
Nrupatunga Betta (Hill)—A small hill offering panoramic views of Hubballi–Dharwad, popular for evening walks and photography.
Chandramouleshwar Temple – An ancient temple showcasing Chalukyan-style stone architecture and intricate carvings, attracting history and culture lovers.
Indira Gandhi Glass House Garden – A landscaped garden with a glass-house structure used for events, a favourite urban green space for locals and tourists.
Siddharoodha Math and ISKCON Temple are important spiritual places. These places are where people go to feel calm and peaceful. The Siddharoodha Math and ISKCON Temple have things going on all the time like singing and praying that help people connect with their side.People like to visit the Siddharoodha Math and ISKCON Temple because they’re so calm and nice.
Places Near to Hubballi City
Utsav Rock Garden—Located near Hubballi, just 37 km ahead towards Bangalore on NH4 at Gotagodi Village. Weekend and holiday tourist attractions of Hubli, Haveri, and Karnataka.
Dandeli is sixty kilometers away. It is famous for the Kali River where people go rafting. Dandeli is also home to lots of wildlife and dense forests.This makes Dandeli a great place for people who love adventure and nature. Dandeli is perfect, for people who like to be and enjoy Dandelis beautiful nature.
Sathoddi and Magod Falls are around 60 to 90 kilometers away. These waterfalls in the Western Ghats are really something to see. The best time to visit Sathoddi and Magod Falls is after the monsoon season. This is when you can see the scenery, and the water is flowing really strong at Sathoddi and Magod Falls.
Jog Falls (≈ 190 km)—One of India’s highest waterfalls, a classic full-day excursion from Hubballi in peak monsoon or just after.
Badami is one hundred kilometers away. It has old cave temples and big sandstone cliffs from the time of the Chalukya people. Usually people visit Badami along with Pattadakal and Aihole when they want to see the heritage circuits of these places.
Hampi is a place to visit if you are within a 200-kilometer range. You can see the ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire. There are sites to see like the Virupaksha Temple and the Vittala Temple. The Hampi Bazaar is also very interesting. All of these are spread over an area. The Vijayanagara Empire ruins in Hampi are really something to see.

