Hubli is important place in the state of Karnataka and  the headquarter of the South Western Railway Zone and is also one of the key producers of cotton and peanuts in the country. There are many tourist places in and around Hubli.

Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple :

Nuggikeri Hanuman Temple is an ancient and one of the most visted place in Dharwad. Devotees come from  different  regions to this temple. On Saturdays the crowd is more as it is the vishesha divasa (special day) for Hanuman. The temple gives devotion and selflessness.              

Unkal Lake and the Bund Garden :

Beautiful water spot in Hubli and is about 110 years old with a magnificent sunset view. People of all ages relax forgetting their worries.Boat ride and many of the attractions make this lake perfect picnic destinations. Belgaum to Ukal Lake road distance is only  92 kms.

Nrupatunga Betta :

Nrupatunga Betta is an ideal beautiful picnic spot which is about 6 km from the railway station. While on your tour to Hubli you can enjoy a few of your resting moments in the picnic spot in Unkal Hill in Hubli.

Glass House Garden :

The Glass House, one of the oldest parks in the city. his glass house was inaugurated by the late Prime Minister Smt. Indira Gandhi. Laughing Club was inaugurated at this garden on 22-04-2000. Thousands of people are participating in laughing exercise, half an hour in the morning, enjoying good health and sound mind, free of cost. The main attraction of the newly developed the Glass House is a toy train, manufactured by Mysore Railway workshop. The toy train, consisting of four bogies and an engine, has already arrived at the park.

Siddharodh Math :

Shri Siddaroodha Swamy resided after 1882 and who was born in 1836.It is the eminent religious institution in Karnataka state, a centre of Advaita philosophyas preached by Swami Siddaroodha.

Sykes Point :

Sykes Point is a famed sightseeing attraction and picnic spot located 84 km from Hubli, Karnataka beautiful view of the sunset  and Nagajhari River are the attraction for tourist.