Sign in

Travel India community

Reply To: Good breakfast spots near Sangameswara Temple after early morning arrival

Home › Forums › Good breakfast spots near Sangameswara Temple after early morning arrival › Reply To: Good breakfast spots near Sangameswara Temple after early morning arrival

#6891
Up
0
Down
::

You could also try the small roadside stall called “Brahmam” it’s just a 250 meter walk from the temple and opens at 6 a.m. The upma there is spicy and comes with fresh coconut chutney. If you want a sit down bite, the breakfast corner at The Mourya Inn is only a 100 meter walk back, so you can grab a quick idli or filter coffee before heading out.

438 discussions 0 replies
Latest discussionsQuestions, ideas, stays and trip planning
Browse latest →
26

Trekking or Relaxing at Kandhari Waterfalls this October?

Bilal Vaidya· 4 days ago · 12 replies ·1 participant

I’m planning a solo trip to Chittoor district in October and I’m torn between a trek to Kandhari Waterfalls or just taking it easy there. The falls are open all day, free to enter,…

34

Will Nek Chand’s Rock Garden be crowded during my stay?

Tanvi Ranade· 5 days ago · 12 replies ·1 participant

I’m staying just a few blocks away from Nek Chand’s Rock Garden and I’ve heard it can get pretty busy. Since it’s open 24 hours and free to enter, I’m wondering how packed it might…

27

Family trip to Durga Devi Temple – March or October?

Chinmay Prasad· 5 days ago · 12 replies ·1 participant

I’m planning a family visit to Durga Devi Temple in Uttarakhand. The shrine is open 24 hours and entry is free, so we’re flexible with timing. It’s about 25 km from Rishikesh and 50 km from Haridwar,…

34

How long should I spend at Mysore Zoo for a day trip?

Sonali Menezes· 5 days ago · 13 replies ·1 participant

I'm planning a quick visit to Mysore Zoo and the nearby spots like Mysore Palace and Karanji Lake. Since the zoo covers 157 acres and has over 168 species, I’m not sure if a…