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Religious sites and temples to visit in Coorg

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Namdroling Monastery (Golden Temple)
One of the largest Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in India, featuring magnificent golden Buddha statues.
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Talakaveri
The origin of the sacred River Kaveri, located atop the Brahmagiri hills, a significant pilgrimage site.
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Bhagamandala
A sacred town at the confluence of three rivers, home to the Sri Bhagandeshwara Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
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Iruppu Rameshwara Temple
Located near the famous Iruppu Falls, the Rameshwara Temple is a sacred destination dedicated to Lord Shiva. According to local legend, the temple's linga was installed by Lord Rama himself during his search for Sita. Built in the traditional Kerala style with a circular sanctum, the temple is surrounded by the dense forests of the Brahmagiri Range. It serves as a spiritual sanctuary where the sound of the nearby Lakshmana Tirtha River adds to the meditative and ancient atmosphere.
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Mrithunjaya Temple
Nestled in the serene landscapes of Coorg, the Mrithunjaya Temple is a revered shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva in his conquering form over death. This ancient temple attracts devotees seeking blessings for health and longevity. The architecture is characterized by its simplicity and traditional stone work, providing a meditative environment. It remains a hidden gem for travelers looking to explore the religious roots and tranquil temple traditions of the Karnataka highlands.
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Omkareshwara Temple
A unique temple blending Gothic and Islamic architectural styles, built in 1820 by King Lingarajendra II.
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Padi Igguthappa Temple
The Padi Igguthappa Temple is one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites for the Kodava community, dedicated to the deity of agriculture and rain. Rebuilt in 1810, the temple's architecture reflects traditional Kerala styles, featuring a prominent silver-clad entrance. Situated atop a hill in Kakkabe, it becomes a focal point during the annual harvest festivals. Visitors find deep spiritual solace here, surrounded by the rhythmic chants and the misty forest backdrop.