Sacred Hindu Temple
Built in 1810 atop a hill, Iguthappa Temple depicts typical Kerala-style temple architecture, and is dedicated to Lord Subramanya who is the deity of rains and crops.
Suggested Duration - 1 hour
During the Kaliyarchi festival, farmers offer prayers and make offerings of food equivalent to their weight at Iguthappa Temple in hopes of a good rainfall.
The Iguthappa Temple, Coorg, is located about 45 km from Madikeri, the city’s bustling heart. Situated deep in the Aiyengeri Forest, it is one of the oldest temples of the region and attracts devotees and travellers alike. It has beautiful architecture and is revered as a spiritual destination among the local Kodava community.
Famous For | A sacred site for the local Kodava community of Coorg, worship of Lord Subramanya, locally known as Igguthappa, Site for the Puthari festival celebration, an annual celebration of the local harvest |
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Timings | 5:30 AM to 2:00 PM; 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM |
Best Time to Visit | September to February |
Entry Fee | No Entry Fee |
Ticket Price | Not Applicable |
Time Required | 1 to 2 Hours |
Nearby Attractions | Nalknad Palace, Gubbi Mane, Chelavara Falls, Padi Sri Iguthappa Temple, Nelaji Sri Iguthappa Temple, Virajpet, Madikeri |
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