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BhagamandalaEdit
Main
article: Bhagamandala
Bhagamandala
is
a
pilgrimage
place
in Kodagu district
of Karnataka.
It
is
situated
on
the
river Kaveri in
its
upstream
stretches.
At
this
place,
the
Kaveri
is
joined
by
two
tributaries,
the
Kannike
and
the
mythical
Sujyoti
river.
It
is
considered
sacred
as
a
river
confluence
(kudala or triveni
sangama,
in Kannada and Sanskrit respectively).
ErodeEdit
Main
article: Kooduthurai
The
Triveni
Sangam
in Erode is
a
confluence
of
3
rivers,
the
Cauvery,
Bhavani
and
Amudha.
Of
these
three,
the
river
Amudha
is
invisible
and
is
said
to
flow
underground
and
join
the
other
two
rivers
from
below.
It
is
also
called
as Kooduthurai,
where
the
famous Sangameswarar
Temple is
located.
Tirumakudalu
NarasipuraEdit
Main
article: Tirumakudalu
Narasipura
Tirumakudalu
Narasipura,
commonly
known
as
T.
Narasipura,[4] is
a panchayat
town in Mysore
district in
the Indian state
of Karnataka.
The
first
name
refers
to
the
land
at
the
confluence,
(trimakuta
in
Sanskrit)
at
the
confluence
of
the Kaveri, Kabini and
Spatika
Sarovara
(a
mythical
lake
or
spring,
also
named
Gupta
Gamini).
This
is
the
place
in South
India where
local
Kumbhamela
is
held
every
three
years.[5]
MoovattupuzhaEdit
Main
article: Moovattupuzha
Kaliyar
(Kali
river),
Thodupuzhayar
(Thodupuzha
river)
and
Kothayar
(Kothamangalam
river)
merge
and
becomes
Moovattupuzha
river
in
Kerala
and
hence
this
place
is
called Moovattupuzha.
MunnarEdit
Main
article: Munnar
§ Etymology
Munnar city
is
where
Mudhirapuzha,
Nallathanni
and
Kundaly
rivers
merge,
the
name
Munnar
literally
means
"three
rivers"
in Malayalam and Tamil.
KandakurthiEdit
Kandakurthi is
a
village
in
Renjal
mandal
of
Nizamabad
district
in
the
Indian
state
of
Telangana.
The
river
Godavari
merges
with
the
rivers
Manjira
and
Haridra.
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