At a glanceTalacauvery, Coorg is a visitor attraction in Coorg. It is open 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Entry costs No Fees for Indian nationals. Most visitors need about 1 to 2 hours. The best time to visit is October – March; Tula Sankramana in October is the big festival.
The birthplace of the river Cauvery on the slopes of Brahmagiri, marked by a temple tank where the spring rises. A flight of steps behind the temple climbs to a ridge with views across the Western Ghats to the Arabian Sea coast on clear days.
Tip: Climb the 400-odd steps behind the temple — the ridge view is the real reward.
Timings and ticket prices can change — please confirm before your visit.
What are the timings of Talacauvery?
Talacauvery is generally open 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Timings can change on public holidays, so please reconfirm before your visit.
What is the entry fee for Talacauvery?
The entry fee for Talacauvery is around No Fees for Indian nationals. Camera and other charges may apply separately.
What is the best time to visit Talacauvery?
The best time to visit Talacauvery is October – March; Tula Sankramana in October is the big festival.
How much time is needed to visit Talacauvery?
You would typically need about 1 to 2 hours to explore Talacauvery comfortably.
How do I reach Talacauvery?
~44 km from Madikeri, beyond Bhagamandala. It is one of the most-visited places in Coorg.
Can I include Talacauvery in a Coorg tour package?
Yes. Talacauvery is a popular stop on our Coorg tour packages — we can add it to a custom itinerary with hotel, cab and sightseeing all arranged for your dates and budget.