Krishnarajanagara

Krishnarajanagara is a town in Mysore region in the Indian territory of Karnataka. Krishnarajanagara was built up some place in the scope of 1930s as another town, when a flood by conduit Kaveri hurt the near to old town called Yedatore. The town was moved to a place 3 miles south and at a higher stature, now called Krishnarajanagara. It was named after Krisharaja Wodeyar, the maharaja of Mysore. Krishnarajanagara is a town with wide roads. Krishnarajanagara is especially related by rail and road to spots, for instance, Mysore, Hassan and Hunsur.

The prestigious Chunchanakatte Falls are arranged around 13 km from Krishnarajanagar. Arkeshwara Swamy asylum is masterminded on the bank of stream Kaveri and a jathra is commended on Rathasaptami day. Krishnarajanagara has a railroad station with wide check line which continues running from Mysore to Krishnarajanagara. Mysore being a fundamental zone is all around related by rail to huge urban territories in India and consequently voyagers can stop over at Mysore and take another get ready to accomplish Krishnarajanagara.

Various movies has been shot in this railroad station. The old Railway Station of the British time allotment isn't neglected in light of the way that that region is up 'til now known by a comparative name. The structures have all tumbled down and only a few dividers remain. There is a little asylum near the old ticket counter and even the railroad tracks have vanished.