INDIA - Shivamogga Bypass Road Morning Drive Kyathsandra [Quad HD]

Welcome to Pleasant Drive youtube channel. Morning Drive in Kyathsandra, TUMKUR. Tumkur is a relatively small city, it has been witnessing rapid development. Naturally, it is a fine blend of urban sophistication and rural delight. The city is well connected by road and rail. Also known as 'Kalpataru Nadu' (land of coconuts), the district is known for the production of coconuts. It is also a major education hub; home to Tumakuru University and many colleges including medical, engineering, dental, degree and postgraduate colleges and many polytechnics. Some typical food famous in Tumkur includes Ragi roti, Akki roti, Bisi Bele Bath, Khara Bath, Devanagere Benne dosa, Ragi Mudde, vaangi Baath and Uppittu. The popular Masala dosa owes its foundation to Udupi cuisine. The district was formed in 1832 during the days of British commissioner of Mysuru Sir Mark Cubbon as Chitaldroog Division including the area of present Chitradurga and Tumakuru districts headquartered at Tumakuru, Major General Richard Stewart Dobbs was the first collector of the district (term of office 1835–1861), who was key responsible for the establishment of Munro system of administration.[8] In the year 1862 Chitaldroog division was abolished and Tumakuru (Nandidroog division) and Chitradurga (Nagar Division) established as separate districts by Lewin Bentham Bowring.[9] The district occupies an area of 10,598 km² and had a population of 2,678,980, of which 19.62% were urban as of 2011.[10][11] The district is known for the production of coconuts, called as 'Kalpataru Nadu'.[7] It is the only discontiguous district in Karnataka (Pavagada Taluk has no geographical continuity with the rest of the district). Tumakuru District has ten talukas, eleven Assembly constituencies[12] and the District is shared among three Parliamentary constituencies. Tumakuru District shares border with eight districts, which is the highest in the state. The districts that share the border are Districts of Chitradurga towards north, Hassan and Chikkamagaluru towards west, Mandya towards south-west, Ramanagara and Bengaluru Rural towards south, Chikkaballapura towards east and Ananthapuram (Andhra Pradesh) towards north-east. It consists chiefly of elevated land intersected by river valleys. A range of hills rising to nearly 4,000 feet (1,200 m) crosses it from north to south, forming the watershed between the systems of the Krishna and the Kaveri. The principal streams are the Jayamangali and the Shimsha. The mineral wealth of Tumakuru is considerable; iron is obtained in large quantities from the hillsides; and excellent building-stone is quarried. The slopes of the Devarayanadurga hills are clothed with forests.[13] Wildlife such as leopards, Indian Hyena, bears and wild boar have been recorded here. Although, tigers have been recorded from these forests as late as the 1950s, most recent reports are of stray sightings and need confirmation.[14] The annual rainfall averages 39 inches. Thanks for watching. Subscribe to my channel:    / @pleasantdrive6687