Kaveri River

The Kaveri River, one of India's major rivers, flows through the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, spanning about 800 kilometers. It originates from the Western Ghats and empties into the Bay of Bengal. The river is vital for agriculture, providing water to millions of people and sustaining numerous irrigation systems. It also plays a significant role in the cultural and historical context of southern India, with several temples and towns along its banks. The Kaveri is crucial for biodiversity and is revered in local traditions, making it both an ecological and spiritual lifeline for the region.