Brahmagiri Peak, Tala Cauveri, Coorg

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In my previous blog post, I wrote in detail about Tala Cauveri, where the river Kaveri origins. Please click the above link to read that article, in case if you want to find the information on how to reach Tala Cauveri or to know about the place. 


This article is about the Brahmagiri hills. After climbing around 400 flight of steps from Tala Cauveri, we could reach this site. From this hill, we could get a bird's view of the misty Western Ghats mountain range and the aerial view of the Tala Cauveri region.


As per the legend, seven great sages (Sapta Rishi) performed a yagna (Vedic ritual) in this hill. 


When you go to Coorg, especially to Tala Cauveri, do not miss this scenic site. Let me explore more places in Coorg in my forthcoming posts. Till then...


Happy travelling.


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Location: Thannimani, Karnataka 571247, India

Comments

  1. NiceguymeSaturday, July 04, 2009

    hi, your blog is interesing..

    :)

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  2. KishoreWednesday, August 05, 2009

    Missed this... :) We went on a perfect monsoon period. The whole region was covered with mist. You know what, we climbed the steps and we never knew where it took..it was so misty...so we returned half way!

    Btw..your blog is indeed a travel guide!

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  3. Rangan BadriSunday, April 11, 2010

    I too missed this place. You are providing useful info. Tks boss.

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