The beautiful Kaveri ( or Cauvery) river originates from the Hills of Karnataka near Mysore and culminates into the Bay of Bengal after traversing through the state of Tamil Nadu.
All the lands it touches transform into a wonderful hue of Green and natural beauty and it is no wonder it is also referred to as the Ganges of the South.

The aqueduct you see in this picture close to the city of Mysore carries the precious waters of the Kaveri River and was originally built in the 17th century by the Wodeyar rulers of Mysore.
You can the Splendid natural greenery even though the Life Giving Waters flow over Treetops.

The waters of the Kaveri river are currently the centre of a huge controversy between the two states it traverses.
The surroundings of the Ancient 12th century Keshava Temple at Somnathpur are kept green by the life giving waters of The River Kaveri.

The landscape in this region is absolutely Divine and previous blogs have given you glimpses of the natural beauty.
Future blogs will take you inside this breathtaking temple sculpted entirely from stone and showcase the Dusshera Festival celebrations inside the Mysore Palace, Karnataka, India.
So beautiful. Reminded me some of movies, boats sailing in these rivers… Nature is amazing in there, green with mllion tones and flowers with unknown colours… It s divine and magic… Thank you dear Mukul, I missed to be in your blog/in your beautiful land. Love, nia
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It is same for me too dear Mukul, I am here and I try to catch all bloggers now 🙂
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Cauvery originates in Talacauvery in Kodagu.
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gorgeous river. quite interested in taking a look inside that stone temple (eagerly awaiting:)
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It is an amazing temple built by the Hoysala dynasty nearly 1100 years ago.
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It is fun to look at your blog when I am IN India. Such a gorgeous and blessed place. I feel the sensations I feel when I am in India just by looking at these Water is Life photos.
I have a question for you. I saw you looked at the post I put up last night. The one I called A Fascinating Plant. Do you have any idea what it is? I’ve never seen anything like the spiral at the end.
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Thank you for sharing your lovely thoughts. I am aware you visit Amritpuri on a regular basis. The region you are located in now in Kerala is a rich area in terms of biodiversity as it gets a lot of rainfall and temperature is temperate around the year. I will need to do some research to find out about the fascinating species you have posted.
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Reblogged this on Voices and Visions.
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Thanks for the lovely photos. I’d love to see this river.
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