Karnataka

That’s so nice to hear! 🙂

Hi Shantha,

I just visited your website and it is very good and well structured. I am very impressed with your work and wants to contribute something from my end, as I am a Search Engine Specialist and Travel savvy.

Hat’s of to your gr8 work.

Thanks & Regards,

Vijay

Hi,

I saw your website and it is really a very good effort. I enjoy a lot reading your festivals section.
I am from Shimoga, i observed that you have missed to mention about world famous Jog Falls in water falls list.

I hope you will take this as positive feedback.
Thanks,
Triveni

hi anu,
wish you a very happy new year, wanted to know if you are aware of this place called akkihebbal- it is in mandya district.. it is famous for lakshmi narsimhaswamy temple.. please share some information about this if you are aware.

Hi Shantha,

We visited T.Narasipur recently for some shraddha kaarya.. I have few pics related to the sangama there.. Can i share it and send to ur email id so that at later point of time if u give link backs and information u can include them as well?

Rgrds,
Nagashree.

hi Shantha,

Excellent job keep it up.

Hi, nice collection of places to visit in Karnataka. But as a proud Kannadiga, i’d like point out two more fabulous places, namely, Manchinbele and Kanva. For more information visit my blog
http://roadtrips-blacksaints.blogspot.com/

With Regards,
Chethan

Hi Shantha ji,
The information in this website has come so handy. Thanx a ton for this.. we’re looking out for 3days trip. After surfing so much, i got this link,. :))

Hi Shantha,
When you get a chance, could you please do a write-up on Kukke Subramanya and Horanadu Annapoorneshwari? These places in DK deserve it not only for our samskriti, but also for Maha Annadaana, which hold some value today in otherwise everyday mundane life and changing lifestyle.
Appreciate it,
~Nikhila.

Thank you, Shantha. We missed visiting Horanadu due to schedule conflict this time, and it is bugging me still. I should make some sort of ‘Harake’ to make it up. I will be eagerly waiting for those articles.

Shantha,

By any chance are u aware of book called “Devi charitre” meant for Goddess Gowri/Lalitha.

If so, please let me know as to where can we get it..

Thanks.

Nagashree,
May be this will help.
This is the Lalithopakhyaana that I often read during Navarathri. This has 10 stories of Sri Lalitha(Devi) that is to be read each day of Navarathri, along with chanting of Lalitha Sahasranama.

http://shaktisadhana.50megs.com/Newhomepage/sadhana/lallithasahasranama/lalita.pdf

Also check out their books under Resources:
http://shaktisadhana.50megs.com

Cheers,
~Nikhila.

Thanx Nikhila, Shantha.

@Nikhila:: If, by chance, while browsing if u encounter the same in kannada anywhere, pls let us know..

Regards,
Nagashree.

Shantha, Enjoyed going through ur falls page u might add gokak falls nick named nigara of india have excellant images wil send if erqired

Yana is actually not a hill st. its a limestone formation

Please mention about Kurudumale Ganesha temple near Mulbagal town and also Anjaneya Swamy temple in Mulbagal town

Hi Shantha madam
Please add to the list Shivagange temple near Tumkur. It has beautiful Eshwara temple at base and awesome rock formation that can be seen after a thrilling trek on hill behind the temple

Sure will add them to the list. But, I will write after visiting Mulbagal.

Added. Thanks for pointing this place out.

Ms Shantha, could you please include Chitradurga Fort and Chandravalli Caves under category of Rock formations

Really a handful pranams to u madam. Plz keep updating us abt Karnataka n sanatan vedic life style as well in future. Guru Devo ಭವ ||