Best places: Tourist attractions in Kengara Koppalu, India

Revered temple & pilgrimage site along the river featuring ornate carvings & historic architecture.

17th-century Hindu temple on the banks of the Kaveri River with a colorful, ornate gopuram.

👍👍 Cauvery Sai Dhama is one of the temples on the banks of river Cauvery. It’s about 4-5 kms off the Pandavapura road from Srirangapatna. The road is narrow but still manageable. It’s amazing place to visit with family. The place itself is serene green locality. The idol of Sai is so nice. Prasadam is...

Landmark hills offering views over the surrounding area with a special significance to Hindus.

Lavish mausoleum of Tipu Sultan, featuring a domed structure with latticework & manicured grounds.

👍 A good treck with good views. Some areas are slippery but overall an easy treck. There is a cave like area and viewpoints.

👍👍 I loved this place very much. I went here with my friends and had a wonderful time. We swam ate played and enjoyed. There were many fun moments. There were a huge crowd of people who came at that time with their families. But always be cautious because there were signs of whirlpool and depth zones i...

👍👍 Good view point and temple

👍👍 A very beautiful and peaceful place, where people gather to perform rituals, on the bank of river Cauvery. With the water flowing continuously the sounds it makes is bliss. Sit under a tree and listen to the sounds, and that in itself should put you at peace. Having said that, one of the things th...

👍👍 Good place to visit Tippu Sultan historical monuments, just walk and visit River Kaveri bank... nice experience...

Sanctuary for birds & other animals on 6 islets of the Kaveri River, offering guided boat tours.

👍👍 Historical & sacred place, not a complete tourist spot. Paschimavahini is where river kaveri meet at a place. Srirangapatna is an ancient city of Mysore province, filled with beauty and history. Paschimavahini, more than a tourist spot it's an auspicious place for Hindus. It's the place where pind...

Built for famous ruler, Tipu Sultan, this summer palace is now open to the public with a museum.

Emperor's teak summer palace, dating to 1784, with elaborate murals, a museum & formal gardens.

Short, scenic waterfall stretching along a small dam, popular for wading & outdoor picnics.

Venerable prison with a dark history & below-ground torture chambers for foreign prisoners.

Circa-1907 stone obelisk commemorating the Siege of Seringapatam by British forces.

Historical landmark site featuring the ruins of Lal Mahal Palace & lush grounds.

👍👍 It's a nice place to witness merger of cauvery tributaries. River water is mostly clear and neat. However tourist have left their marks everywhere. Most people take a holy dip at the banks. Witnessing river flow gives a soothing feel. Other attraction is horse ride at parking lot.

Plaque marking spot where the body of renowned 18th-c. ruler Tipu Sultan was found after a battle.