Sri Hari-Harapura Kauravakunda Betta

The place here is believed to be the abode of Harihara. Hari means Lord Vishnu and Hara means Lord Shiva. Even the hills got the name because of the twin monolithic stones sitting next to each other. The temple during the month of Karthika (Every year around November-December), every Monday will have Pooja, Abhishekas and distribution of Prasadha during lunch and dinner hours. To reach here one has to come by walk on stairs some carved on the hills and some arranged stones. But as you climb up and even higher above the temple, one can be absorbed by the serenity nature here. The trek even higher above from the temple is untouched by humans with very less intervention. So please don’t throw plastic and other items along the trek here. Thank you

Very peaceful. For meditation one of the best place. And Climbing rock also.

Best trekking

Very natural and mesmerising you will connect with ur sole

Peace ☮place and good weather

Brilliant view less explored place

Natural environment enjoyed a lot

Awesome

Nice place

Amezing