Kollur – Of Mookambika Temple and Theerthas
Kollur, a small temple in Karnataka is famous for Mookambika temple and Kodachadri Peak. Know about Kollur, sightseeing and its mythology.
Kollur
Kollur
Kollur is a temple town best known for the Mookambika Devi Temple, one of Karnataka’s most visited pilgrimage sites, believed to have been consecrated by Adi Shankaracharya. Just beyond the temple, the Kodachadri hill range, considered the goddess’s original abode, offers one of the state’s most rewarding treks through rainforest and grassy summits, passing waterfalls like Arasinagundi along the way. The combination of an important shrine and a serious trekking destination makes Kollur a draw for both pilgrims and outdoor enthusiasts. Explore the articles below for temple details, the Kodachadri trek, and sightseeing near Kollur.
Mookambika Devi Temple, Kollur
Mookambika Devi Temple, Kollur is a must-visit for devotees of Shiva and Parvathi. Know about Mookambika Devi Temple and its legend.
Trekking in Shimoga (Kodachadri) – A Trek Through the Rainforest
A hill called Kodachadri in the district of Shimoga is a lesser known trekking destination. This peak in the Western Ghats winds through thick forests and is the natural habitat of a variety of wildlife.
Kodachadri – A Spiritual Adventure for the Hardy
The Kodachadri hill range is a part of the Western Ghats and lies 115 km from the Shimoga district. It is considered that the Kodachadri Hill was the original abode of the Goddess, before Sri Adi Shankara had the idol of the Goddess installed at the Kollur Temple.