Karwar Tourism

Karwar is a coastal town in Karnataka which is known for its unexplored beautiful beaches. Karwar got its name from the adjacent town of Kadwad. Kade implies last and wado implies territory. Prior to Indian autonomy, the name Karwar was spelt Carwar. This is an old city significantly utilized for the ocean exchange, visited by the Arabs, Dutch, Portuguese, French and later the British. Amid the eighteenth century, this city was a piece of the Maratha Empire and turned into a British domain after the annihilation of the Marathas in the third Anglo-Maratha War. Until 1950, it was a piece of the Bombay Presidency.
Karwar's serene feel had enlivened the well known writer Rabindranath Tagore and he has devoted a section of his history to this town. It is viewed as one of the well known traveler puts in Karnataka. The town has flawless shorelines, delightful sanctuaries and Forts drawing in expansive number of sightseers. Different attractions in Karwar will be Karwar Beach, Devbagh Beach, Sadashivgad, Dargah of Peer Shan Shamsuddin Kharobat, Durga Temple, Kaju Bagh Beach, Kurumgad Island, Naganatha Temple, Narasimha Temple, Koodi Bagh Beach and Venkataramana Temple. Gokarna is around 60 km from Karwar and can be visited together