Sringeri Sharada Peetham, Karnataka
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The Dakshinamnaya Peetham, established by Sri Shankara Bhagavatpada, was the beginning of the ancient temple of Sri Sharada, the presiding deity of Sringeri. It was originally just a regular shrine with a sandalwood Sharada idol installed over the Sri Chakra that Sri Adi Shankara carved into a rock. Huge stone pillars that have been expertly carved to depict gods like Durga, Raja Rajeshwari, Dwarapalakas, and Devis make up the Mahamandapam, or temple pavilion. These are sculpted according to the Shilpa Sastras practised in Tamil Nadu.
Nearby Places to See
This popular waterfall is located about 16 kilometres from Sringeri and features a drop of 50 feet. The forest department has made significant efforts to improve visitor amenities.

This temple is visited by devotees before making the journey to the Sharadamba Temple. As the name suggests, this temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, who is worshipped here as Kshipra Varaprasadi and Vara Prasadi. The atmosphere of the temple is lovely and charming, and it goes well with the temple’s exquisite architecture.
This temple, which is 58 kilometres away from Sringeri and is situated at the foot of the Meruti hill, is well-known and has a large number of devotees.
This historic temple is devoted to Lord Shiva and is situated in Kalasa town, about 50 kilometres from Sringeri on the way to Horanadu. This temple was constructed in the 12th century, according to the inscriptions. It is a sizable temple that attracts a lot of worshippers and is situated in an elevated area.
Things to Buy
Things to buy include Vedic books, Banana chips.
Foods to Relish
Pickles, Chips, Raw mango dishes.
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