Kanakapura

Kanakapura is a city and the base camp of Kanakapura Taluk in the Ramanagara region in the province of Karnataka, India. Arranged 55 km from the city Bengaluru, this city is popular for the generation of silk and rock. It is situated among the lavish green woodlands of the territory of Karnataka and The town is a tourism hotspot and a frequently visited visitor most loved in the whole province of Karnataka, as it has something for everybody going from energetic trekkers to history buffs and untamed life devotees. Kanakapura is arranged 55 km south to Bangalore Capital on National Highway NH 209, on the banks of the stream Arkavathi Incarnation of River Kaveri and 27 km from Ramanagara and 96 km from Mysore.

Starting at 2001 India statistics, Kanakapura had a populace of 47,047. Guys establish 52% of the populace and females 48%. Kanakapura has a normal proficiency rate of 76%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 72%, and female proficiency is 59%. In Kanakapura, 11% of the populace is under 6 years old. Presently Kanakapura is City Municipality Council. Kanakapura has 6 Hobli's each found around 16.5 from Kanakapura town. As of the 2011 India enumeration, Kanakapura had a populace of 54014 people. The normal education rate remained at 81.08%.