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This
spot is located in a narrow valley approachable by a
flight of steps where subterranean streams of pure water
with musical sound reverberating the surroundings.
According to local folk these streams are known as
Phaladhara Panchadhara and these two signify
their origin from the fore head of God Siva the
Phaladhara (Phala = fore head, dhara = Stream) and
denote the five aspects of Siva, the Panchadhara
(Pancha = five, dhara = Stream). The water from this
stream flows in interrupted at all seasons. The
Skanda Purana describes the flow as �Bhogavathi�
and it joins in the river
Krishna.
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