Namda Chilume: Lord Rama Made this Water Spring

Namada Chilume is a natural water spring located near Devarayana Durga Hills (DD Hills) in the Tumkur district of Karnataka. It is located around 75 KM from Bengaluru and around 15 KM from Tumkur.

Namada Chilume and Deer Park Entrance - SRS Photos
Namada Chilume and Deer Park Entrance


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This is the place where Lord Rama along with Sita and Lakshmana stayed here during their exile in the forest. Lord Rama made this water spring when he could not find any water source to apply tilaka on his forehead. To make this water spring he shot an arrow on the rock and water came out. Hence this place was called Namada Chilume, meaning "Water of Spring". This water keeps running throughout the year and never dries up.

Devarayana Durga Forest Department Board for Attractions around Near Namada Chilume Entrance


Deer Park few steps before Namada Chilume - SRS Photos
Deer Park few steps before Namada Chilume


The Water coming out from Namada Chilume is Holy, Pure and Drinkable - SRS Photos
The Water coming out from Namada Chilume is Holy, Pure and Drinkable


Water Spring (Namada Chilume) made by Lord Rama

How to Reach Namda Chilume:

♦ Namda Chilume is located in the Tumkuru District, Karnataka, India.
♦ You can choose to reach here through Dabaspete or Tumkuru
♦ Several buses ply this route and hence reaching Namada Chilume is not tough by public transportation.
♦ You can also reach Dabaspete or Tumkur via Bus or Train then hire an auto or taxi from here.
♦ Nearest Airport is Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru (90 KM) and
♦ Nearest Railway Station is Tumakuru Railway Station (14 KM).

Location on Google Map for Namada Chilume 

Traveling Tips:

♦ Namda Chilume can be visited throughout the year but the winter season is best and during spring you can enjoy the beauty of nature
♦ Carry significant water and be careful from monkeys
♦ There is Deer park as well where you'll find a herd of deers walking in the large area

See Also:

DD Hills Just 5 KM from Here

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