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4 days ago · Kaveri River, sacred river of southern India. It rises on Brahmagiri Hill of the Western Ghats in southwestern Karnataka state, flows in a southeasterly direction for 475 miles (765 km) through the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, and descends the Eastern Ghats in a series of great falls.
- The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
3 days ago · Kaveri River, also known as Cauvery River, is one of the major rivers of southern India, which is considered sacrosanct by the Hindus. It rises on Brahmagiri Hill of the Western Ghats in southwestern Karnataka, at an elevation of 1.341m (4,400 ft.) above mean sea level. It flows in the south and east through Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and then ...
22 hours ago · Talakaveri: Known as the birthplace of the River Kaveri, Talakaveri offers breathtaking views of the Brahmagiri hills. A small temple dedicated to Goddess Kaveri adds to the spiritual allure of ...
3 days ago · 3.Kaveri River. Kaveri River is one of the most known water bodies in South India flowing majestically outside Salem borders. For the people of Salem, this river is considered as highly sacred due to cultural and spiritual values attached to it by residents themselves as well as visitors. The Kaveri has a number of old temples where people come ...
3 days ago · The Krishna River, India’s fourth-largest river by water inflows and basin area after the Ganga, Godavari, and Brahmaputra, stretches approximately 1400 km. As the Peninsula’s second-largest east-flowing river, it holds considerable hydrological importance.
3 days ago · Bengaluru: The Karnataka state government has established a nine-member committee to investigate the contamination of the Kaveri River and propose solutions to address the issue.
1 day ago · Perched on the scenic banks of the Cauvery River, the Nimishamba temple is renowned for its tranquil environment and spiritual ambience. The primary deity, Nimishamba, is an incarnation of Goddess Parvati, and devotees believe that she possesses the divine power to fulfil devotees' wishes within a minute, as "Nimisha" translates to "minute" in Sanskrit and Amba is the name of Parvati.
