Edmuri Falls is located about 15 km from Mysore city, near Srirangapatna on the Krishna Raja Sagara (KRS) Marg.+1 You can take a bus to Belagola and then an auto-rickshaw to the falls. Public transportation is a viable option.

Yes, it's easily accessible from Mysore. It's situated just a short distance from Balmuri Falls, making it convenient to visit both.

Driving is possible, and it's a popular day trip destination from Mysore and Bengaluru. Parking availability might vary, especially on weekends.

You can take a train from Bangalore to Mysore, then a bus to Belagola, followed by an auto-rickshaw to the falls. This is a budget-friendly option.

Edmuri Falls is located near the Krishna Raja Sagara (KRS) Dam and is often visited in conjunction with Balmuri Falls.+1

Generally, there are no entry fees or tickets required to visit Edmuri Falls, as it's a natural spot on the river.

Edmuri Falls does not have fixed opening or closing hours as it's an open natural area. However, it's best to visit during daylight hours for safety and enjoyment.

No, typically there is no admission fee. It's a free-to-access location for visitors.

While you can visit year-round, the water flow is most impressive during the monsoon season (July-August). For safer wading, late winter or summer is recommended.

Safety caution boards are present, especially regarding bathing when water flow is high. Always be mindful of these warnings.

You can enjoy picnics, wade in the shallow waters (when safe), relax amidst nature, and visit the nearby Ganesha temple.

Swimming is possible when the water flow is calm and safe, typically during late winter or summer. Always check safety boards and conditions before entering the water.

Edmuri Falls is generally less crowded and offers a more peaceful environment, ideal for picnics. Balmuri Falls is more popular and can be busier.

Facilities are minimal. It's advisable to come prepared with all your necessities, as there are no proper restrooms or changing rooms available.

Yes, the scenic beauty, lush greenery, and cascading water make it a picturesque spot for photography enthusiasts.+1

There are no restaurants directly at Edmuri Falls. You'll find food options in Mysore or Srirangapatna. It's best to pack your own food for a picnic.

Food stalls are generally not present at Edmuri Falls. Visitors usually bring their own snacks and meals.

Simple, easy-to-carry picnic items like sandwiches, fruits, and snacks are ideal for enjoying the serene environment.

For local cuisine, you would need to travel back to Mysore or Srirangapatna, where various restaurants offer Karnataka specialties.

You might find some local eateries or tea stalls on the route from Mysore to Edmuri Falls, but options are limited. Planning ahead is recommended.

The cascading water itself, the surrounding lush greenery, and the Ganesha temple offer great photo opportunities. Exploring behind the falls can reveal hidden gems.+1

Early morning or late afternoon offers softer light, ideal for capturing the natural beauty without harsh shadows. Golden hour can be particularly stunning.

Drone usage regulations can vary. It's advisable to check local rules and permissions before flying a drone for aerial photography.

For capturing the water flow, a tripod and a slower shutter speed can create a silky smooth effect. For landscapes, a wider aperture can ensure good depth of field.

Yes, you can take photos of the Ganesha temple, but always be respectful of any religious customs or local sentiments.