Koodli

Koodli is a village located in the Shimoga district of Karnataka, India. It is situated on the banks of the Bhadra River, which is a significant water source for the region. The village is known for its scenic beauty and agricultural landscape, with paddy cultivation being a prominent activity.

Historically, Koodli has been recognized for its religious significance, particularly due to the confluence of the Bhadra and Tunga rivers, a sacred spot known as the Sangam. This confluence is believed to be a pilgrimage site, attracting devotees. The area also features ancient temples, which are important cultural and architectural landmarks. One such prominent temple is the Sri Koodli Shreeranga Temple.

The economy of Koodli is primarily agrarian. The fertile land along the riverbanks supports the cultivation of various crops, contributing to the livelihood of the local population. The village benefits from the irrigation provided by the Bhadra River. Koodli is accessible by road and is connected to nearby towns and cities within the Shimoga district. The proximity to the river and its natural surroundings make it a tranquil rural setting.