Here are some of the panoramic shots from North Kanara during this monsoon. Specifically from the North Western Ghat ranges in Sirsi and Yellapur taluks. It is a home for many beautiful waterfalls.
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| Sathodi falls in Yellapur taluk. This falls is a collection of small streams through various valleys. |
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| Kanchin Gadde falls in Yellapur taluk. This is 3 km from Sathodi falls and is not easily approachable during monsoon. |
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| Kavadi kere temple in Yellapur taluk. The ancient temple dedicated to goddess Kavadiamma. |
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| 62 acres spread Kavadi Kere. Till date the lake has never dried up. More can be read here. |
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| Muregaar falls in Sirsi taluk. |
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| Muregaar main falls. Situated 25 km from Sirsi town. |
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| On the way to Sathodi, backwaters of the Kodasalli dam built across the river Kali. |
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| Backwaters of the Kodasalli dam built across the river Kali. |
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| View from the Jenu Kallu Gudda. 17 km from Yellapur. Bedthi river flows through the ranges. |
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| Lime stones of Yana. Wonderful rock formations located 40 km from Sirsi town. |
© 2011, Srikanth Parthasarathy
5 comments:
you're lucky to have visited the western ghats in the monsoons.
good photos buddy!
Pica are nice...still i don't know Muregaar falls. U are lucky.
where is Unchalli and Maagod falls?
The panoramic shots are very evocative of the Western Ghats.
Muregaar Falls photograph appears like an abstract painting. Did you have to take your time and wait for the right angle for light to get the contrast?
Yana limestone formations look like a glass sculpture.
It is great that you could visit the area at the peak of monsoon season and capture the beauty of the place.
Beautiful snaps, I must say!!
ಅದ್ಭುತ ಛಾಯಾಗ್ರಹಣ !
ಮಳೆಲಿ ಫುಲ್ ಎಗರಾಡಿರ್ತಿಯ ಅನಿಸುತ್ತೆ.
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