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       After Bangalore, the twin cities of Hubli and Dharwad are the second-biggest in Karnataka. Dharwad serves as the administrative center, whereas Hubli, sometimes referred to as “Hubballi,” is the commercial center. Hubli-Dharwad is renowned for its contributions to Kannada writing and Indian classical music. Since the city has been a hub for literature and the arts since the 12th century AD, it has a significant historical effect. Hubli’s historic temples demonstrate the city’s extraordinary creative flair. It is also well-known for having several Sufi churches and dargahs.

The city is well-liked by visitors because of the lovely surroundings, which include parks, temples, waterfalls, and other green spaces. A short distance from the city are several tourist attractions. The majority of them can be reached from Hubli in about an hour by car, making them the ideal location for unwinding, family outings, or an exciting evening with friends. Road, rail, and aviation connections abound in Hubli-Dharwad. As a result, Hubli-Dharwad is a popular tourist attraction.