What else to chant when your are in front of this magnificent temple - One word, its just awesome - Will visit once this Pandemic is done and dusted, i would like to so inside peacefully and have a great darshan. Had been to Kapila river too - Nice place do not miss people.... If you are on a trip to Mysore, do accommodate this temple in your itinerary even if it is slightly out of the way. You will not regret it. This is a very ancient Shiva temple also known as Dakshin Kashi. When we visited, there wasn’t too much crowd. We were able to have a peaceful Darshan.

This temple is calm and beautiful. The temple opens by 4 in the evening and it wasn't rushed when we went. The architecture is marvelous. The temple premises are maintained well. There is a place for vehicle parking. There is a river flowing just opposite to the temple. Do visit.

An old and famous Shiva temple 30 kms far from Mysore... Powerful Shiva God in form of Linga who protects Health.... Famous during Mondays, Shivrathri & Karthiga month of Hindu calendar...

Very famous Shiva Temple in Nanjangode. Big and beautiful temple. Always it is crowded.

Nanjundeshwara Temple must visit... Historical place.. Peaceful inside the temple. Don't take flowers inside the temple because panditiji not placing the same to God. Special guest facility is available if paid more, direct darshana is accessible.

Srikanteswara temple also known as dakshina kaashi, a Hindu temple built by ganga's in 19th century, devotional place, it is near to kapila river,

Nanjangud , also known as Garalapuri, is famous because of the huge Nanjundeswara or Srikanteswara temple. The name Nanjunda is explained as Shiva who had taken Halahala or poison and it is this Nanjunda who became Vishakanta or Shrikanta by digesting it. Thus the deity is called Nanjundeswara and Srikanteshwara.

A very old temple maintained by archeological survey of india. You have free darshan, ₹50 and ₹100 darshan tickets. With ₹100 ticket you get 2 laddus free. Along with Eshwara deity you have other deities inside the temple.