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Tourism of Coorg :

Talacauvery & Bhagamandala Tour

Talacauvery, the birthplace of the sacred river Cauvery,is located near Madikeri about 44 km away, on the slopes of the Brahmagiri hill.alongside being a pilgrimage center, Talacauvery is also known for its natural beautiness.

Tula Sankaramana Day in the mid of October thousands of pilgrims group to the birthplace of the river to witness a surge of water in a small pond,at a predetermined time. Pious Coorgs take a holy dip in a nearby pond and bring home the holy water of the small pond for worship on the day of Cauvery Sankramana, the holiest day for national Coorgs. Pilgrims from neighboring districts and Tamil Nadu visit Talcauvery for a month after Sankramana Tula. The gush of water of the small pond at an auspicious time is considered as a wonder. After the holy dip, the pilgrims take a flight of stairs leading to the top of the Brahmagiri hill, offering a feast for lovers of nature. The bus service is available to Talacauvery to Madikeri.

Bhagamandala is in the foothills of Talcauvery and is 39 km from Madikeri. Bhagamandala is the confluence of the holy rivers of Cauvery and Kannike and legend has it that a third river Sujyothi a subterranean stream links the two rivers. The Bhagandeshwara temple is on the banks of the two rivers and is one of the important centers of pilgrimage in Coorg. Pilgrims come to Talcauvery only after offering worship Bhagamandala. It is customary for men Coorg shave his head in Bhagamandala in the case of a family in morning. Bhagamandala is also famous for honey and beehives.

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Tourism of Gokarna | Tourism of Karnataka | Gokarna Tourist places | Gokarna Om Beach | Indian Tourism

Tourism of Gokarna

A dream city Brahmin submitted somewhere between a conservative society and a faithful fan following hippy, Gokarna is a dream destination for many different reasons. His refusal to fall into a certain slot type cast is just one of them. Open beaches, undiscovered bays, sun sunsets epiphanic, jagged cliffs, picturesque temples and a culture of evasion Gokarna doing what you want it to be. Sun, sand and surf is what you are going to Gokarna, and loneliness is offered as a bonus track on a great album. The Om Beach, with its waterfront as Om is a struggle for a rocky cliff - like any other beach in Gokarna. Cliffs Gokaranas separate each of the other five beaches and spectacular views far into the Arabian Sea. You can take a boat to other beaches or walk down. But either way the Kudle Beach, Paradise Beach, Crescent Beach and Gokarna beach is worth a visit. 

With plenty of beach huts, you can waste your time in the sun drenched happiness - the crescent picturesque smallness is as isolated as a private beach - or you can go for a beach holiday full of action. Fishing trips, water skiing, boating trips to see dolphins close to shore, banana boat rides and good food at the end of everything. And yes, like Gokarna becomes what you want it to be, for the few days you are there, but also lets you be whoever you want to be.

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TOURISM OF MYSORE | TOURISM OF KARNATAKA | KARANJI LAKE | CHAMUNDI HILLS AND TEMPLE | INDIAN TOURISM

TOURISM OF MYSORE

Mysore Palace, also known as Mysore Maharaja Palace is one among the largest palaces in India. It is situated in the city’s center. The palace was built in the year 1897 using wood, which was damaged due to fire. It was later reconstructed in the year 1912. The architecture is a blend of Hindu, Islam, Gothic and Rajput styles. The stunning interior is a display of intricate craftsmanship. While it is a feast to your eyes during day time, you will be completely mesmerized by the sight of the palace illuminated by over 98000 bulbs in the night.

Palace Day View 

 

 Palace Night View

Karanji Lake

Karanji Lake is situated at the foot of the famous Chamundi Hills. King of Mysore constructed the lake. The 90-acre water body is amongst the biggest lakes in the state of Karnataka. The lake is behind Mysore Zoo and under its control. Karanji Lake encourages migratory birds and you can find over 90 species of birds here. There is a picturesque park around the lake. The park has a huge enclosure for birds and it is considered the largest of its kind in the country. This gives you the opportunity to closely observe the birds.

Chamundi Hills

Chamundi Hills is 1065 meters above the sea level. It is just 3 kms from Mysore.The Chamundeshwari temple on top of the hill belongs to 11th century. It was renovated in 1827. Half way up the hill, you will find and idol of bull, called Nandi. The specialty of the 5-meter tall statue is that it was sculptured out of a single rock in 1659. You need to climb 1000 steps to reach the Chamundeshwari temple.

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TOURISM OF MYSORE | MYSORE ZOO OR SHRI CHAMARAJENDRA ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN | BRINDAVAN GARDENS | SHIVANASAMUDRA WATERFALLS | INDIAN TOURISM

Mysore Zoo
 
Mysore Zoo also known as Shri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens offers wonderful experience. This is one among the oldest zoos in India having been constructed in 1892. The Zoo is spread in a sprawling 250 acres of land and houses stunning range of species. It might interest you to know that the zoo not only contains animals of our country but it also houses animals from around the world.

Brindavan Gardens
 
Brindavan Gardens is situated below Krishnaraja Sagar dam. The work to construct the garden commenced in 1927 and it was completed in the year 1932. It is spread across 150 acres of land and it is one of the best gardens in the country. It houses a botanical park and many fountains in various shapes and sizes. The musical fountain is one of its main attractions. To enjoy the colorful fountains, the ideal time of visit would be after sunset.

Garden
 

           
Musical fountain

Shivanasamudra Waterfalls


Shivanasamudra Waterfalls is located 85 kms away from Mysore. Shivanasamudra is an island town that divides River Cauvery into two falls. The two falls are named Gaganachukki Falls and Bharachukki Falls. Rated among the top 100 waterfalls all over the world, these falls offer spectacular view. Yet another specialty of Shivanasamudra is that it houses Asia’s first Hydroelectric Power Station.

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TOURISM OF MYSORE | TOURISM OF St. PHILOMENA'S CHURCH | MELUKOTE OF MYSORE

TOURISM OF  St. PHILOMENA'S CHURCH

St. Philomena’s Church The 200-year old St. Philomena’s Church is also called as St. Joseph’s Church. The Church is built in Gothic Style. Originally, a small church was in the place. Later, it was Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV, who laid the foundation for the present St. Philomena’s Church. It is one among the largest Cathedrals in the whole of South Asia. St. Philomena’s relic belonging to the 3rd century is found in the Church.

MELUKOTE

The town Melukote is a pilgrim center situated in Mandya District. This place has famous temples and hence encourages devotees to visit the place through out the year. The place offers excellent view and you are sure to be lost in tranquility. One of the famous temples here is Sri Yoganarasimha Swamy temple, which is situated at the hilltop. Sunrise will be spectacular if you view it from here.

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