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Sri Prasanna Meenakshi Sri Someshwara Gudi

Shivanasamudra, Barachukki Falls Rd, Karnataka 571440, India

Sri Prasanna Meenakshi Sri Someshwara Gudi
Hindu temple
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75FC+3F Cauvery Beat, Karnataka, India
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Uma Javali Sabarad
Uma Javali Sabarad
We visited at Prasanna Meenxi temple on our way back from the bluff on 29.8.2018. Its an old temple neatly maintained premises with small garden n cement flooring.The meaning is Goddess Parvathi having the eyes in the shape of fish.its carved on the ceiling .prasanna meenaxi means Goddess is in calm n pleasing emotions. The next temple we see her in angry mood so its called Shimsha maramma temple. Later we proceeded to that temple
Vinay Srinivasan
Vinay Srinivasan
River Cauvery splits into two in Shivanasamudra and plunges downward forming two famous waterfalls — Gaganachukki and Barachukki, and then rejoins, thereby forming an island. On this island are situated two ancient temples of Ranganatha and Someshwara.

This temple is at a five minute walk away from (towards Shivanasamudra) the Ranganatha Temple and it's dedicated to Someshwara and Prasanna Meenakshi. Temple is well maintained and sculptural richer, the Someshwara Temple was restored in 2011.

There is a grand entrance and exit with the exit facing the main road. Well carved images of Nandi sit atop the two gateways. The main shrine houses a large shivalinga in black stone. There is a fish carved on the roof of the mantapa and it is believed that wishes asked standing under the fish facing the shivalinga are granted.

History of Temple: Adi Shankaracharya is believed to have consecrated the Shri Chakra to which the standing goddess’ eyes are directed.
The idol is life-like in size and appearance. Just outside this shrine is the venerated shami tree. We saw the Sri Chakra which was also worshiped by Adi Shankaracharya.
The two shrines are surrounded by manicured gardens and flowering plants which were in full bloom.

This temple is unknown to many but, it's a must visit place on route to the famous falls in Shivanasamudra. The place is about 65 km from Mysuru and 120 km from Bengaluru. Ample space for vehicle Parking space also available around and behind the temple.
Somashekar
Somashekar243 days ago
Good place on the way Simsa falls

Oldest very beautiful temple have its own history in past have shree chakra in this temple

Good place for family weakends break
Rama chandra
Rama chandra1 year ago
Sri Prasanna Meenakshi temple and near madya Ranga temple is there, here you will get sree chakra also the poojari is very cooperative person they give horoscope guide also...
Swarag S
Swarag S1 year ago
Beautiful temple of lord Somanatheshwara and Meenakshi devi
Madhukeshwar M S
Madhukeshwar M S2 years ago
It's a historical place. Very clean and calm place. Very well maintained and lot of plants are there.

The specialities of this temple are:
1. Nandi is not exactly opposite of Lord Shiva. You can see in the pic I've uploaded.
2. Sri Chakra in Meenakshi temple.
3. Panchalinga darshana. Panchalingas are placed at the left corner of the temple.
4. Banni mara.
5. An ancient entrance which remembers Badami, Pattadakallu style.
6. A story of Potter who was a devotee of Lord Shiva which is carved on the back door of temple.

If you see Lord Someshwara you can feel different energy here. You can spend good time without any disturbance.
Avinash Nayak
Avinash Nayak2 years ago
Very nyc and peaceful divine place... Lord Shiva.... Om namah shivay...place located near by ಮದ್ಯ ರಂಗ... And thr s mercy of pray fish s located in top side of the Sanctum sanctorum... It's historical place....
Padma Dutt
Padma Dutt2 years ago
Temple is very beautiful. Someshwara and Meenakshi temple is amazing. It is worth the visit. It has a history and many people visit the place often.
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