Talakadu, located 49 km from Mysore, is a historically and religiously significant town known for its six ancient Shiva temples. It has a curse-filled history involving the rulers of Mysore and the deity Alamelamma. Nearby attractions include the Channakeshava Temple built during the Hoysala Empire in Somanathapura, and the scenic waterfalls of Gaganachukki and Bharachukki in Shivanasamudran. A visit to Talakadu offers the opportunity to learn about its past and see religious sites alongside natural beauty.

1. Best places near Mysore
Talakadu,
1. Keerthi Narayan Temple
2. Pathaleshwara Cave Temple
3. Mallikarjuna Temple
4. Arkeshwara Temple
5. Vaidhyanatheshwara Temple
6. Maruleshwara Temple
Talakadu, meaning ‘a site for worship’, was
believed to have been located in a place of worship in ancient Hindu lore combined with the deity Shiva.
Just visit here and get something miracle views and personally must visit like place.Never missed out this
place when you come to Mysore. This place hardly 49 km from Mysore towards Kollegala. Talkadu is best
places to visit around Mysore via taxi from Bangalore. Talakadu has a big history itself. tala and kadu are
brothers. And you can have panchaling darshana. Talakadu is also a cursed city by Alamelamma who is
family of Raja odeyar. She cursed 3 things to raja odeyar and she uttering into river Kauveri.
Talakadu has a big history itself. tala and kada are brothers. And here you can have panchaling darshana.
Queen alamelamma had cursed 3 things to raja odeyar.
Let Talakād become sand, let Mālangi become a whirlpool, let the Mysore Rājas fail to beget heirs.
Here we can get view of five shiva linga temple at a time. And very famous story is there for talakadu.
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Somanathpura
1. Channakeshava Temple (Hoysala Empire)
Somanthapura around Mysore
Nearby this place you can visit Somnathpura
(Channakeshava temple) built by Hoysalas during 1268
A.D. And this temple is made up of Soap stone and also
you can feel the architecture and culture of Hoysala
empire.
The temple was built by Hoysala dynasty Somanath, a
Dandanayaka in 1268 C.E. under Hoysala king
Narasimha III, when the Hoysala Empire was the major
power in South India.
A live example of the heritage and culture of the Hoysala
Empire

2. Shivanasamudran
1. Gaganachukki
2. Bharachukki
3. Madhya Ranga Temple (one of Temple of Tri Ranga)
4. Hydro-electric power station
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