Built across Lakya, a tributary of River Bhadra, it is having a height of 100 m. It was built as a dam of silt by the Kudremukh Iron Ore Company to collect wastes from their mining operations.
The Kudremukh National Park is the second largest protected region in the Western Ghats
Trekking along the well-established trails lead to the point of origin of these rivers.
Gushing down from a height of more than 100 feet onto natural rocks, this
Literally meaning water pot, this town is famous for its temples, especially the Kalaseshwara
Kadambi Waterfalls is a picturesque natural attraction located in Kudremukh National Park, Karnataka. The
: Also known as the Varaha Parvatha, this mountain at a height of 1458m
