Dandavathi

Dandavathi

Dandavathi(ದ೦ಡಾವತೀ) is a river that flows in Sorab, India. It originates from a reservoir in Kattinakere, flows via Kuppe and joins in the Varada river near Sagara. Sorab's Sri Ranganatha temple is built on the bank of the Dandavathi river.

Myth

Old myth says that when Sri Ramachandra, Seetha and Lakamana were in exile, they travelled through Sorab. Seetha felt thirsty and Sri Ramachandra made a hole out of ground to find water. The water then became the river.


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