Madikeri, India
India
Madikeri, India links to 2667 places across 12 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections. Landmarks, British Raj history, and transportation make up the largest groups, with film and language also present. The town was once called Muddu raja keri, after Mudduraja, who ruled Coorg from 1633-1687. Film crews shot a song from Sharapanjara there. The 18th Kannada Sahitya Sammelana literary conference was held in the town in 1932. It shares many connections with Mysore, Bengaluru, and Delhi.
Madikeri Fort
Connects Madikeri, India to: India | East India | Kodagu district
Boverianda Nanjamma and Chinnappa
Connects Madikeri, India to: Cambridge, England | Kolkata, India | Chennai, India | Bengaluru, India
Kingdom of Coorg
Connects Madikeri, India to: India | East India | Mysore, India | Kodagu district | Ikkeri, India
Puttanna Kanagal
Connects Madikeri, India to: India | Bengaluru, India | Mysore, India | Kalyan, India | Vani, Georgia
Ganesh (actor)
Connects Madikeri, India to: Nepal | Bengaluru, India | Gokak, India | Barkur | Gubbi, India
National Highway 275 (India)
Connects Madikeri, India to: Srirangapatna, India | Mandya, India | Bantwal | Bantwal taluk | Mysore division
D. V. Gundappa
Connects Madikeri, India to: India | Bengaluru, India | Mysore, India | Mulabagilu, India | Bugle Rock
Mungaru Male
Connects Madikeri, India to: United States | Australia | India | New Zealand | Hong Kong
Kodagu district
Connects Madikeri, India to: India | Bhatkal, India | Kotë | Murdeshwar, India | Bylakuppe, India
Arebhashe dialect
Connects Madikeri, India to: India | Dakshina Kannada | Uttara Kannada | Kasaragod, India | Kasaragod district
National Highway 75 (India)
Connects Madikeri, India to: Jhansi, India | Rewa, India | Bantwal | Channarayapatna, India | Bantwal taluk
Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation
Connects Madikeri, India to: India | Bengaluru, India | Mysore, India | Scania, Skåne County | Bijapur, India