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Places to see in shimoga and agumbe?

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i got 2 days in shimgo and around . what all to see

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  1. Following are places of interest in and around Shimoga:-

    !. Kote Anjaneya Temple.

    2.Tyara koppa lion safari 10 km from the city.

    3.Tunga Anicut 10 km from the city.guduri bird santuary 16 km from soraba taluk.

    4. humcha jain pilgrimage centre 54km from the city.

    5.mandagadde bird santuary32km from the city.

    6.Jog falls & linganamakki dam 100km from the city.

    7. B.R.P dam 32km from the city.

    8.Koodli 16km from the city sangam of rivers Tunga &Bhadra.


  2. Agumbe peak is situated at an altitude of 826 m in Shimoga district. Standing from there you can enjoy spectacular sunsets, sparkling streams, verdant village vistas and an unspoilt rustic ambience. From the peak if you see in the north west direction you will find a tower of certain relay station of Aagumbe, your destination. If you see to a little right to that you will find a bald patch of significant area between the forest, this place is the paddy fields of the Mallandoor village. There is a big valley between Narasimha Parvata and Mallandoor. The best time to visit Agumbe is winter to early summer.

    Tourist Attractions

    Rivers, dams and water falls

        * Jog Falls These falls have amazing beauty and is the highest falls (in a single leap) in Asia and ninth highest falls in the world. Jog Falls, situated 113 km. away from Shimoga city, close to the border with Uttara Kannada district bears witness to natures headlong tumble as the Sharavati river makes a spectacular drop of 965 feet in four distinct cascades known locally as Raja, "Rani", "Roarer" and "Rocket" to create the highest waterfalls in Asia. The falls are at their best during the monsoon with arching rainbows colouring the mist.

        * Linganamakki dam across the Sharavati river

        * Vanake-Abbey is a scenic water fall, though small in size.

        * Bhadra River project and dam across the river Bhadra at Lakkavalli is 194 ft. high.

        * Koodli literaly means coming together where the two rivers Tunga and Bhadra join and become Tunga Bhadra river, one of the largest tributaries if the river Krishna. Koodli has some quaint temples and a 16th century smartha monastery and a 14th century Shankaracharya Math

        * Achakanya falls across the Sharavati river half way between Shimoga and Jog falls.

        * Ambuteertha is the source of the river Sharavathi.

        * Varadamoola where the river Varada originates and joins Tunga and Bhadra at Sagara

  3. Shimoga is a district in south canara and has dense forest.It receives heavy Rainfall in the Monsoon. you can visit Jog falls  which is nearby. Agumbe is on top of the mount an and have big Ghat driving.its Hill station and you can go to Shringeri Temple seat of Shankaracharya.

  4. Shimoga is a true picture of nature's bounty-landscapes dotted with waterfalls, swaying palms and lush paddy fields make for picturesque locales.

    Shimoga, almost central on the Karnataka map is the rice bowl of the State. The rivers Tungabhadra, Sharavathi, Varada and Kumudavathi inundate the luxuriant greens of the region.Shimoga was ruled by the great Indian dynasties of the Kadambas, Gangas, Chalukyas, Rastrakutas, Keladi and Vijaynagar Kings. Shimoga ( Face of Shiva), was established by the Keladi rulers. It reached its pinnacle during the rule of Shivappa Nayaka around 1600 A.D.

    The Sahyadri ranges,part of the Western Ghats, feed the rivers round the year, and inundate the fertile alluvial soil, this nature's blessing makes it the bread basket of Karnataka. The Sharavathi Hydel Project and Varahi Project provide a substantial portion of the state's power needs.

    Today, Shimoga is more than just a tourist destination. Its rich tradition in education, fine arts and culture remain deeply etched in its people and place. The enchanting natural scenery of hills, hillocks and green dales, rivers and streams, dense forests, flora & fauna, forts, temples and historical places, sandalwood and spices, add to this mouth-watering cuisine and touching hospitality and you know you've got - HEAVEN ON EARTH

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