Veerabhadreshwara Temple, Tarikere – A Pilgrimage to Mysticism
Veerabhadreshwara Temple is dedicated to an avatar of Lord Shiva- Veerabhadra. According to mythology, Veerabhadra was created from the wrath of Lord Rudra after […]
Kemmanagundi
Kemmanagundi
Kemmanagundi is a hill station in Chikmagalur district often called the “Ooty of Karnataka” for its cool climate, rolling hills, and sweeping viewpoints. Once a summer retreat developed by the Diwan of Mysore, it remains popular for trekking trails and waterfalls such as Hebbe Falls, which drops in two dramatic stages, and the quieter Honnamma Falls tucked inside the forest. Nearby, the Veerabhadreshwara Temple in Tarikere adds a pilgrimage stop for visitors extending their trip. Browse the articles below for Kemmanagundi’s sightseeing, waterfalls, and trekking routes.
Kemmanagundi- The Ooty of Karnataka
Kemmanagundi is a beautiful hill station in Karnataka.No wonder that Kemmanagundi is called the Ooty of Karnataka. Know about sightseeing and trekking here.
Honnamma Falls, Kemmanagundi, Chikmagalur – Gentle as a pearl drop
Honnamma Falls near Kemmanagundi in Chikmagalur is a natural waterfall situated in the midst of a forest. The beautiful waterfall is also known as Manikyda Dhara and is one of the less explored natural beauties of Karnataka.
Hebbe Falls, Kemmanagundi
Karnataka has few of the best water falls of India.Hebbe falls is created by the waters from themountains. It plunges cascades down from 250 feet to Dodda Hebbe andChikka Hebbe, in 2 stages.