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River Barapole in Coorg South India River Barapole : River Barapole : Several tourists flock to Coorg each year to engage in rafting in the Barapole River. The Upper Barapole stretches Barapole River is a strong catchment area for the south west monsoons and drains the eastern flanks of Brahmagiri Ghats. Known for some of the most challenging stretches of rapids, Barapole River attracts many adventure enthusiasts every season. The river surges through the dense jungle, providing the rafting participants with breath taking views of the nature’ÿs bounty. After a 4 km stretch of calm water, the river rages in rapids of various grades and cascades into the Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary in a 120 ft. fall. Listing: Location: Karnataka, India Timings: Opening: , Closing: Distance: From Madikeri km How to Reach: Duration of Visit: hour (approximately)

Lakshmana Tirtha River in Coorg South India River Lakshmanatirtha: River Lakshmanatirtha: The river Lakshmanatirtha river is a tributary of the river Kaveri. It originates in the Brahmagiri hills, Kodagu or Coorg and later joins the river Kaveri at Krishnarajasagara. Originating from the Brahmagiri Range, the river Lakshmana Theertha plungess down from a height of 170 ft. forming the Iruppu Water falls. The Lakshmanatirtha falls or the Irupu falls is a much-visited fresh water cascade located on the river, bordering Kerala, on the way to the Nagerhole National Park. There is a famed Shiva Temple, the Rameshwara Temple, situated on the banks of the Lakshmanatirtha near the falls. There are many legends surrounding this spot. The most famous is that Rama and Lakshmana reached the Brahmagiri hills, while searching for Sita. When Rama became thirsty, Lakshmana shot an arrow into the hills bringing into being the Lakshmanatirtha river. The sacred origins of the river lend it the power to cleanse away sins and beings devotees in droves during Shivarathri. Like most of the tributaries of Cauvery, this river, particularly the falls is at full capacity during the monsoon. Listing: Location: Karnataka, India Timings: Opening: , Closing: Distance: From Madikeri km How to Reach: Duration of Visit: hour (approximately)

River Cauvery (Kaveri) in South India Dakshina Ganga River Cauvery: River Cauvery: This is the lifeline of the region, though you can see the river in occasional spurts here and there. It starts from Talacauveri, goes to Brahmagiri and disappears; reappearing at Bhagamandala and finally meeting the Kannike and Sujyoti. This criss-cross of rivulets and streams that this river forms is what renders Coorg life. This river is best seen near the Dubare Reserve Forest, where you can see find the occasional glint of a mahseer, gamboling elephants and the blue kingfisher. Listing: Location: Karnataka, India Timings: Opening: , Closing: Distance: From Madikeri km How to Reach: Duration of Visit: hour (approximately) https://www.interserver-coupons.com #my-map-canvas img{max-width:none!important;background:none!important;}

River Cauvery: This is the lifeline of the region, though you can see the river in occasional spurts here and there. It starts from Talacauveri, goes to Brahmagiri and disappears; reappearing at Bhagamandala and finally meeting the Kannike and Sujyoti. This criss-cross of rivulets and For More…. River Lakshmanatirtha: The river Lakshmanatirtha river is a tributary of the river Kaveri. It originates in the Brahmagiri hills, Kodagu or Coorg and later joins the river Kaveri at Krishnarajasagara. Originating from the Brahmagiri Range, the river Lakshmana Theertha plungess down For More…. River Lakshmanatirtha: The river Lakshmanatirtha river is a tributary of the river Kaveri. It originates in the Brahmagiri hills, Kodagu or Coorg and later joins the river Kaveri at Krishnarajasagara. Originating from the Brahmagiri Range, the river Lakshmana Theertha plungess down For More….