Temples in Bangalore | HolidayLandmark

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Prasanna Veeranjaneya Temple
The uniqueness of the Prasanna Veeranjaneya temple, apart from the 22-foot-high deity of Veeranjaneya, is its peaceful atmosphere. The cool breeze and surrounding greenery, coupled with an aura of mysticism, bring solace to devotees visiting the temple. Read more…

Gavi Gangadareshwara Temple
his temple, also located near Basavanagudi, is well known for its remarkable architecture. The Gavi Gangadhareshwara temple is one of the oldest temples in Bangalore. Legend has it that the cave temple dates back to the Tretha Yuga. Kempegowda built two of the oldest temples in Bangalore: the Bull temple and the Gavi Gangadareshwara Temple. The temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvathi is inside a natural cave in Gavipuram. Read more…

Shiva Statue: Airport Road
The Shiva Temple, located on Airport Road, is seated Shiva in the Himalayas, built in the year 1995. Shiva’s idol is a great crowd puller due to its grandeur, aesthetic values, scenic beauty and majestic look. During festivals it draws nearly four to five lakhs of devotees in a day. Puja seva (service) is free of cost for everyoneIt boasts of Awesome 65 feet high depiction of Lord Shiva seated in Lotus position. Read more…

Kadu Mallikarjunaswamy
Built in one of the oldest areas in Bangalore - Malleswaram, the temple is on a hillock. As the legend goes, the temple belonged to Chatrapati Shivaji’s stepbrother Venkoji, who came upon a ‘shivalingam’ in 1669 and consecrated the temple around it.Read more…

Banashankari Temple
The uniqueness of Sri Banashankari Amma Temple is that the deity, Banashankari Amma is worshipped in Rahukala, an inauspicious time according to Hindu belief. The area, Banashankari is named after the goddess. Situated on the busy Kanakapura Road, it is one of the most popular temples of Bangalore.Read more…

Bull Temple
The Bull Temple is located at Basavangudi, atop ‘Bugle hill’ in Bangalore. Kempe Gowda, who is known as founder of Bangalore, constructed this temple in a typical Dravadian style. The temple has a mammoth monolithic bull called ‘Nandi’ which is 4.5m high and 6.5m long. It is believed that the statue keeps on growing in size further and further.Read more…

Baidhanmai and Cawasji Dadabhai Dar-E-Meher
This Parsi temple, situated at the corner of Queen’s Road and Cunningham Road, has carvings of bulls on its many pillars.It is open only to Zoroastrians, the followers of Zoroaster - the prophet of the ancient religion of Iran.Read more…

ISKCON Temple
Sri Sri Radha Krishna Chandra Temple is accredited for having the ISKCON’s largest temple complex in the world. Being made by the Iskcon cult, the magnificent shrine is commonly known as Iskcon Temple. Located on west of Chord Road in Bangalore, the colossal shrine sprawls on seven-acres of ‘Hare Krishna Hill’. This outstanding temple is one amongst the best shrines constructed by the ISKCON. Iskcon Temple can be reached easily by taking regular buses, local vehicles or by hiring taxis from the city of Bangalore.Read more…

DoddaGanesha Temple
The monolithic Ganesha is about 18 ft in height and 16 ft in width. The God is also known as Shakthi Ganapathi or Satya Ganapathi. People from all walks of life come here to seek blessings. What makes this idol more attractive to the devotees is, the different types of decorations that are done during the week. The most famous is the butter coating of the idol. More than 100 kgs of butter is used for this purpose.Read more…

Location info

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Mobile network coverage

Airtel, Jio, BSNL, and Vi all provide coverage across Karnataka. 4G is reliable in Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli, and along highways. Coverage may be weaker in deep forest areas of Bandipur, Nagarhole, and certain Western Ghats sections. Most hotels, resorts, and cafes in tourist areas offer free Wi-Fi.

Food & restaurants nearby

Food options are available in the nearest town. Karnataka cuisine ranges from coastal seafood to Udupi vegetarian to Coorg’s pandi curry. Dosa, idli, bisi bele bath, and filter coffee are iconic.

Hotels & accommodation nearby

Accommodation is available in the nearest town or city. Options range from budget lodges to luxury resorts. Booking ahead during Dasara (Mysore) and peak winter season is recommended.

Climate & weather

Karnataka has a varied climate from the humid coast to the dry Deccan plateau and cool Western Ghats. The best time to visit is October to March, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 30°C depending on region. April–May is hot across most of the state (up to 38°C). The southwest monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rain to the coast and ghats but transforms the landscape — this is the best time for Jog Falls and Coorg’s lush greenery. Hill stations (Coorg, Chikmagalur) remain pleasant year-round. Bangalore has a moderate climate throughout.

Helpline & emergency contacts

Tourist Helpline: 1364 (toll-free, 24×7). Police: 112 (all-India emergency). Ambulance: 108. Women’s Helpline: 1091. Karnataka Police Tourist Helpline: 112.

Nearest petrol pump

Petrol pumps are available in the nearest town or on the approach road — check locally for the closest option.

Accessibility

Accessibility information is not currently available for this site. Contact the venue directly or check with your accommodation for the latest accessibility details.

Rules & restrictions

Standard visitor rules apply. Check locally for any specific restrictions at this site.

Best photography spots

The best photography spots are typically during the golden hours (early morning and late afternoon). Scout the location first to identify the best angles, and consider the direction of light at different times of day.

Best time to visit Temples in Bangalore | HolidayLandmark

October to March offers pleasant weather for exploring Bangalore and surrounding areas.

How to reach Temples in Bangalore | HolidayLandmark

Temples in Bangalore | HolidayLandmark is located in and around Bangalore, which is well-connected by air (Kempegowda International Airport), rail (Bangalore City Railway Station, Yesvantpur), and road (NH 44, NH 48, NH 75). BMTC buses and metro serve the city.

Timings & opening hours

Varies by specific attraction. Check individual venue timings. Most places in Bangalore are accessible during standard business hours.

Entry fee & tickets

Varies by specific attraction. Many places of worship and parks are free. Museums and commercial venues charge entry fees.

Duration needed

1-3 hours depending on the specific attraction.

Safety tips

Standard urban safety precautions apply. Bangalore is generally safe for tourists. Be cautious in crowded areas and during late hours.

Things to carry

Carry drinking water, snacks, comfortable walking shoes, hat/cap, sunscreen, sunglasses, camera, power bank, and personal medications. A light jacket or umbrella is recommended during monsoon season (June-September).

Nearby visiting places

Other attractions in Bangalore including parks, museums, temples, historic buildings, markets, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Nearest airport, railway & bus

Bangalore’s Namma Metro, BMTC buses, auto-rickshaws, app-based taxis. Railways: Bangalore City, Yesvantpur, Cantonment. Airport: Kempegowda International Airport.

History of Temples in Bangalore | HolidayLandmark

Temples in Bangalore | HolidayLandmark is located in and around Bangalore, Karnataka’s capital city. Bangalore, known as the ‘Silicon Valley of India’, has evolved from a medieval settlement to a global technology hub while preserving its heritage of gardens, lakes, and historic buildings from its founding in 1537 by Kempe Gowda.

Things to do at Temples in Bangalore | HolidayLandmark

Explore the attraction, visit nearby points of interest, enjoy local food, shop at local markets, and experience Bangalore’s unique blend of tradition and modernity.

Things to visit & highlights

The specific attraction itself and other nearby sights in the Bangalore region.

Frequently asked questions

Q: How do I reach Temples in Bangalore | HolidayLandmark? A: The attraction is accessible by Bangalore’s local transport network. Use a navigation app for specific directions. Q: What are the timings? A: Timings vary by specific attraction. Check individual venue details. Q: Is photography allowed? A: Photography policy varies by venue. Check signage at the location.

Quick facts

• Type: Tourist Attraction
• State: Karnataka
• Category: Bangalore

Visitor information

Please check locally for current visitor information.

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