Drone Shots of Karnataka

The state of Karnataka is situated in the south part of India. Karnataka boasts of a geography that has all types of topographical variations. It exhibits a mix of lofty mountains, coastal plains, residual hills and plateaus. Karnataka can be divided into three distinct geographical regions: the Coastal Plains, the Sahyadri and the Deccan Plateau.
The coastal belt of Karnataka, also known as Karavalli, lies between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea.
This coastal strip is around 320 km in length and 48-64 km in width.
The Sahyadri or the Western Ghats, also known as Malenadu, is a mountain range inland from the Arabian Sea. It rises to an average height of about 900 meters and receives moderate to high rainfall levels.
The Deccan Plateau, also known as the Bayalu Seeme, comprises the main inland area of Karnataka. The plateau region of Karnataka has higher elevation of 600 to 900 meters above mean sea level and receives little or moderate rain.