Shimsha Valley , Mandya
About Shimsha Valley
One of the major rivers of south India, Shimsha River is one of the tributaries of river Kaveri and flows in the state of Karnataka. Shimsha River originates from Devarayanadurga Hills of Tumkur District. Originating from an altitude of 914 meters, the river and its small tributaries blends again with River Cauvery in the place called Shimsha Valley after flowing across the distance of 100 kilometers. This picturesque blend of rivers can be viewed atop the Shimsha Valley.
Muthathi (or Muttatti) settlement is situated on the banks of river Kaveri and near malavalli. Muthathi is encircled by dense forests of Kaveri Wildlife Sanctuary. The place has associations with Ram’s Wife sita, and the Hindu Deity Anjana. Also, a small temple is dedicated to Anjaneya (Hanuman) close to the town which attracts large number or rural residents located nearby. Shimsha is a well-connected hilly valley which is accessible from Bangalore through direct bus or a private vehicle.
Take a separate route from Maddur highway which leads you to this valley. There is an old tourist Bungalow amidst of lush green vegetation in Shimsha Valley.
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Places to Visit near Shimsha Valley
ISKCON Temple, Bangalore, Karnataka
0 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Introduction to ISKCON Temple, Bangalore The ISKCON Temple in Bangalore, officially known as the Sri Radha Krishna-Chandra Temple, is one of the...
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Bheemeshwari Kaveri Fishing Camp, Karnataka
12.8 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Bheemeshwari is an ideal picnic spot situated amidst of Shivanasamudra Falls and Mekedatu Falls on the banks of River Cauvery. Bheemeshwari is...
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Muthathi, Karnataka
18.7 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Gushing waters, rippling waves on shores, clouded hillock backdrop are trademarks of Muththathhi or Muthathi, which is a river and pulls many...
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Galibore, Karnataka
27.1 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Located at about 3 hours drive from Bangalore, Galibore has a Fishing and Nature camp and most recommended activity at the camp is either going...
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Doddamakali, Karnataka
33.3 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Doddamakali: Located 132 Km from Banglore this place is far away from the hustle bustle of the city and is a haven for all wild life enthusiast...
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Kokkare Bellur, Karnataka
36.1 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
The tiny hamlet, Kokkare Bellur near Mandya got its name from Painted Stork which is found in abundant in the village. Surrounded by many water...
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Bananthimari Betta, Karnataka
41.6 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Bananthimari Betta is a relatively less visitied place. So, if you are looking for something where you can be with yourself and away from all the...
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Chunchi Falls, Karnataka
42 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Just 6 kms away from Mekedatu, is located Chunchi Falls. Named after the nearby hamlet, Chunchi waterfalls pours from a height of 80 feet. The...
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Ramnagaram, Karnataka
47.4 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Ramnagaram came to limelight after being part of the famous movies like Sholay and Passage of India. Ramnagaram is a famous Granite outcrop and...
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Kanva Reservoir, Karnataka
49.1 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Spread across 776 hectares, Kanava Dam or Reservoir, anartificial lake used to be a mere irrigation project but now is a famous tourist...
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Shivanasamudra Falls, Karnataka
55.9 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Shivanasamudra falls is located in Mandya District near Bangalore and Mysore. These falls lie on River Kaveri which falls to create two amazingly...
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Talakad, Karnataka
56.8 km from Shimsha Valley - See map
Talakad or Talakadu is located 45 km away from Mysore. Being one of the famous pilgrimage spot, Talakad is the important archaeological site....
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