Image via WikipediaAbout 133 km from Mysore, a famous pilgrimage place has a temple dedicated to Sri Mahadeshwara and attracts large number of devotees from all the country during the festivities. A Rathothsava will be held during Kartikamasa and Shivaratri.
NANJANGUD
This small town is situated on the banks of Kapila, one of the tributaries of River Cauvery. Nanjundeshwara temple is the main attraction here. It is built in Dravidian style and is supported by 147 columns; the car festival that’s held here by the end of March is a well-known event.
GOPALASWAMY HILLS
This popular hill station is a delight for trekkers situated in the western ghats of Mysore Dist. There is a temple dedicated to Lord Krishna. The speciality of this sanctum is that it remains cool during all seasons. Visitors and trekkers should get prior permission from the Forest Department to avail the traveler’s bungalow if planning for an overnight stay.
