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Chitradurga, located in Karnataka, is renowned for its historic forts and the legendary Chitradurga Fort, which has played a significant role in Indian history, particularly during the reign of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan. The district is also famous for its granite hills, including the Ombattu Gudda, which provide a unique landscape for trekking and adventure activities. Chitradurga has a significant agricultural base, producing crops like groundnuts, sunflower, and jowar. The city is also known for its irrigation systems and crops like pulses and vegetables. The region has several ancient temples, such as the Murugha Rajendra Swamy Temple and the Kallina Kote Temple, which draw religious pilgrims. Chitradurga has developed in terms of education, with schools and colleges offering a wide range of courses. The district also celebrates festivals like Navaratri, Makar Sankranti, and Deepavali with local dances and music. The fortifications, caves, and historical structures are a reminder of the area?s Mysore-era heritage. It has also become a popular spot for nature lovers and those interested in historical tourism.