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Sunset at Kemmanagundi also known as K.R. Hills after Krishnaraja Wodeyar, the late King of Mysore. This scenic hill station is 55 Kms from Chikkamangaluru, at a height of 1,434 meters, surrounded by lush thick forests with a number of water falls on one side and coffee plantions on the other side.
Sunset at Kemmanagundi also known as K.R. Hills after Krishnaraja Wodeyar, the late King of Mysore. This scenic hill station is 55 Kms from Chikkamangaluru, at a height of 1,434 meters, surrounded by lush thick forests with a number of water falls on one side and coffee plantions on the other side.
A view of the Raj Bhavan Guest House at Kemmanagundi. This scenic hill station is 55 Kms from Chikkamangaluru, at a height of 1,434 meters, surrounded by lush thick forests with a number of water falls on one side and coffee plantions on the other side. The guest house is maintained by the Horticultural Department, Karnataka State Government. The hill provides an excellent vantage point for sunrise and sunset views.
A very old cave temple dedicated to Veerabhadreshwara, a form of Lord Shiva. The Kallathigiri falls casacades from a height of 122 meters and at one point flows at the base of the temple. You have to walk across the flowing falls to reach the temple. The temple and the falls are 10 kms from Kemmanagundi. This picture was taken during a ritual festival honoring the Lord Shiva and Goddess Chowdeshwari on Tuesday 05-22-2007. No animal sacrifice is made at this temple, but animal sacrifice occurs at the goddess temple a few yards before the Shiva temple.
Entrance to the Chowdeshwari goddess (form of Goddess Durga)temple a few yards before the Veerabhadreshwara(Lord Shiva)Temple at Kallathigiri falls. The fall casacades from a height of 122 meters. This picture was taken during a ritual festival honoring Lord Shiva and Goddess Chowdeshwari on Tuesday 05-22-2007. Notice the 2 live chickens at the feet of the boy wearing the blue shirt to the right of the photo. The chickens form a part of the ritual sacrifice that occurs during the festival. The temple and the falls are 10 kms from Kemmanagundi.
Zed or Z-point is a trekkers delight, takes about an hour from the Raj Bhavan Guest House at Kemmanagundi. The 'Z' shaped path that is visible from a distance between two mountains is the trekking path, hence the name Z point. On the way is Shanthi Falls..
Sunset at Kemmanagundi also known as K.R. Hills after Krishnaraja Wodeyar, the late King of Mysore. This scenic hill station is 55 Kms from Chikkamangaluru, at a height of 1,434 meters, surrounded by lush thick forests with a number of water falls on one side and coffee plantions on the other side.
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Sunset at Kemmanagundi also known as K.R. Hills after Krishnaraja Wodeyar, the late King of Mysore. This scenic hill station is 55 Kms from Chikkamangaluru, at a height of 1,434 meters, surrounded by lush thick forests with a number of water falls on one side and coffee plantions on the other side.
Sunset at Kemmanagundi also known as K.R. Hills after Krishnaraja Wodeyar, the late King of Mysore. This scenic hill station is 55 Kms from Chikkamangaluru, at a height of 1,434 meters, surrounded by lush thick forests with a number of water falls on one side and coffee plantions on the other side.
A view of the Raj Bhavan Guest House at Kemmanagundi. This scenic hill station is 55 Kms from Chikkamangaluru, at a height of 1,434 meters, surrounded by lush thick forests with a number of water falls on one side and coffee plantions on the other side. The guest house is maintained by the Horticultural Department, Karnataka State Government. The hill provides an excellent vantage point for sunrise and sunset views.
A very old cave temple dedicated to Veerabhadreshwara, a form of Lord Shiva. The Kallathigiri falls casacades from a height of 122 meters and at one point flows at the base of the temple. You have to walk across the flowing falls to reach the temple. The temple and the falls are 10 kms from Kemmanagundi. This picture was taken during a ritual festival honoring the Lord Shiva and Goddess Chowdeshwari on Tuesday 05-22-2007. No animal sacrifice is made at this temple, but animal sacrifice occurs at the goddess temple a few yards before the Shiva temple.
Entrance to the Chowdeshwari goddess (form of Goddess Durga)temple a few yards before the Veerabhadreshwara(Lord Shiva)Temple at Kallathigiri falls. The fall casacades from a height of 122 meters. This picture was taken during a ritual festival honoring Lord Shiva and Goddess Chowdeshwari on Tuesday 05-22-2007. Notice the 2 live chickens at the feet of the boy wearing the blue shirt to the right of the photo. The chickens form a part of the ritual sacrifice that occurs during the festival. The temple and the falls are 10 kms from Kemmanagundi.
A Church at Kallathipura, a small village 10 Kms on route to Kemmanagundi. This village also has a convent and a missionary school.
Zed or Z-point is a trekkers delight, takes about an hour from the Raj Bhavan Guest House at Kemmanagundi. The 'Z' shaped path that is visible from a distance between two mountains is the trekking path, hence the name Z point. On the way is Shanthi Falls..
Sunset at Kemmanagundi also known as K.R. Hills after Krishnaraja Wodeyar, the late King of Mysore. This scenic hill station is 55 Kms from Chikkamangaluru, at a height of 1,434 meters, surrounded by lush thick forests with a number of water falls on one side and coffee plantions on the other side.