Temple Tour of Coorg

Coorg is a place which is known for its hospitality, coffee plantations and a wide variety of flora and fauna. In this tour you would cover the famous temples of the region and also a refreshing waterfall. 

 

Talacauvery Temple: Located in the Brahmagiri hill which is at a distance of 8 km from Bhagamandala and 48 km from Madikeri, Talakaveri/Talacauvery is one of the popular tourist spots in Coorg. It holds high religious importance as well and thus attracts hordes of religious tourists. Talakaveri is said to be the source of River Cauvery. Although the source that is the flow of water is not always visible. During the rainy season, one can get a glimpse of the same. River Cauvery is one of the seven sacred rivers of Sapta Sindhus belonging to the Hindu scriptures.

 

Igguthappa Temple: The Padi Igguthappa temple resembles the temples of Kerala in style. The temple governs and plays an important role in the traditional and cultural life of Kodagu. 

 

Chelavara Falls: Chelvara Falls is a natural waterfall formed by the small stream, a tributary of Kaveri River. It drops from a height of about 150 feet into a big pool. The pool has a depth of more than 50 feet. The waterfall is locally known as Embepare, which means tortoise in local Kodava language. The rock over which the water cascades is shaped like a tortoise and hence the name Embepare.The waterfall is really a wonderful site as the water gushes from the rocks amidst the green coffee plantations. The enchanting natural beauty and the tranquility of the place attract tourists and nature lovers. This waterfall is seasonal and it offers wonderful views in rainy season