Tucked deep inside the reserved forests, 85 km from Hosur, lies a mystical place where Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh meet — the Tri-Junction. Here stands an ancient Shiva Temple, located in Karnataka but being developed by the Andhra government. 🛣️ The journey takes you through 13 thrilling hairpin bends, dense greenery, and the silence of nature — leading to a temple that defies borders and unites faith. In this video, explore: ✅ The spiritual significance of the Tri-Junction Temple ✅ The road trip experience through the forest ✅ Why the Andhra government is developing a Karnataka temple ✅ The unique unity of three states and one divine energy 📍Location: Tri-Junction Temple (85 km from Hosur) 🎥 Produced by: Hosur Online ✨ Watch till the end — you’ll never see state borders the same way again! #HosurOnline #Hosur #TriJunction #ShivaTemple #TamilNadu #Karnataka #AndhraPradesh #HiddenTemple #IndianMystery #SpiritualJourney #TravelIndia #ForestDrive #RoadTripIndia #HosurTravel #FaithBeyondBorders #AdventureWithFaith #TempleTourism #MysticIndia
Hosur News, ஓசூர் செய்திகள் - Tri-Junction - Tamil Nadu, Karnataka & Andhra - Geographically fascinating & spiritually rich
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Athukattu, also known as Manjuvirattu, is a unique agrarian festival celebrated near Hosur during the Pongal season. Held in Gobachandram village, the event witnessed hundreds of native bulls and thousands of participants, drawing massive public attention. Unlike Jallikattu, Athukattu follows a different format that symbolises respect for farming, livestock, and rural traditions. This full-length video explores the origins, rules, cultural significance, and safety arrangements of the festival.
An ancient Lakshmi Narasimha cave temple located on rocky hills near Denkanikottai, close to Hosur, has emerged as a significant historical and architectural mystery. Carved directly into natural rock, the temple features multiple mandapams, intricate stone pillars, rare sculptures, and a cave sanctum where Lakshmi Narasimha is enshrined inside the rock. Architectural clues such as a fish emblem, Gaja Lakshmi sculpture, and Narasimha depicted in nine forms suggest influences from Pandya, Pallava, or Hoysala dynasties. Though abandoned for centuries, the temple was restored around 2004 and now hosts daily worship. Experts believe archaeological excavation is essential to accurately date the temple, which is widely considered to be over 1,000 years old.
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