Free Entry Draws Thousands to Cauvery Aarti Celebration in Mandya

In a move to encourage wider participation in the ongoing Cauvery Aarti, the government has announced free entry to the Krishna Raja Sagar (KRS) dam and Brindavan Gardens until October 2nd. This initiative has been met with a tremendous response, drawing thousands of visitors since its inauguration on Thursday.

The Cauvery Aarti, a devotional and cultural program, is being held every evening at the Brindavan Gardens, highlighting the sanctity of the River Cauvery while blending spirituality with cultural vibrancy. The venue has now transformed into a center of religious and cultural activity, attracting families, tourists, and locals alike. Apart from various cultural programs and a laser show, the Cauvery Aarti is being held daily, captivating the audience with devotional hymns, traditional rituals, and a festive atmosphere.

Since the inauguration, the footfall at KRS has surged, with people gathering in large numbers to witness the rituals, illuminated gardens, and musical fountain. Authorities have put in place crowd management measures and visitor amenities to ensure a smooth experience for the attendees. The overwhelming response has left many with memorable experiences, and officials note that the free entry initiative has significantly increased participation and awareness of the Cauvery's cultural heritage.