Temples In & Around Bangalore

Bangalore is dotted with ancient Shiva temples. Or it would be more appropriate to say that like any other place in South India, Bangalore is dotted with temples and many of them are dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Bangalore is full of temples dedicated to God Vishnu.

Bangalore being IT, BT and Education hub hosts lots of Ganesha Temples.

This temple is located in the most favourite part of old Bangaloreans "Malleshwaram" in 15th Cross. Thursdays always stand to be the most auspicious day to visit Sai Baba Temple, you may find a decent crowd of devotees in this temple on Thursdays.

This place is located about 40kms from Bangalore on the right of Bangalore-Mysore Highway. The place "Raamohalli" which courts the World Famous "Big Banyan Tree" also holds "Mukthi Naaga" Temple in its possesion with the temple located in the same road that leads to the "Big Banyan Tree". This temple has a marvellous 20 Feet Monolithic Statue of 8-Faced "Naagappa" the snake god. Visit on every Sunday evenings for the special "Ashlesha Bali" pooja. Near to this place we find "Sri Ambegaalu Krishna Mandira" located in a private residential layout called "Sri Krishnamruthanagara".

Temple located in the most busiest spot and the most ancient part of Bangalore, Krishna Raja Market (Named after then Mysore King His Highnesss Sri Krishnarajendra Wodeyar). This tenple is not only one of the most ancient temples of Bangalore but also hosts Bangalore's World Famous "Bengalooru Karaga" which attracts lots of tourists across world. This temple is dedicated to Dharamaraya (born with blessings of Lord  Yama Dharmaraya) being eldest of all Pandavas and Draupadi (A form of Godess Durga Devi). Bangalore's famous SP (Sadar Pattrappa) Road is located very near to this place