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Must see temples in karnataka
Shri Mahaganapathi Temple, Southadka
Dharmasthala Manjunatha Temple
Mahatobhara Shree MangalaDevi Temple, Mangalore
Shri Rajarajeshwari Temple, Polali
Sri Venkatramana Temple, Mangalore
Sri Karinjeshwara Temple, Vagga
Sri Vanadurga Temple, Denthadka
Kadri Shri Manjunatheshwara Temple, Mangalore
Shri Panchamukhi Anjaneya Temple, Hanumagiri
Sri Mukambika Temple, Kollur
Nandavara Temple, Pane Mangalore | Karnataka Temples
Shri Vinayaka Shankaranarayana Durgamba Temple is a settlement on the bank of the Netravati River, in Bantwal taluka, at Dakshina Kannada. This temple is fascinating not only for its artistic and scenic view but also for the spiritual energy it provides for the visitiors. It is the Sanctum-Sanctorum of thousands of devotees. Devotees whole-heartedly participate in the grand age-old JATHRA MAHOTSAVA and many other religious activities conducted at the Kshethra. This old temple has been now renovated and many facilities have been added.
The newly built all purpose “NANDA DEEPA” AUDITORIUM, the spacious new Bhojanashala, “The Community Tower”, have all added new glory to the historically famous Kshethra. The Thirtha Mantap and Gharbhagudi of the Lord Vinayaka, Lord Shankara Narayana, Lord Shri Durgamba have been remodeled. New Main Entrance to the Temple and Swagatha Gopuram at the Entrance have been built. Also a new erection of a Brass Covered Holy Flag Pole is done. Much more development activities are planned at the Kshethra
History
Nandavara once had royal associations. There were many palaces and temples in the area. None, nor the fort built by the kings, survive today. Nandavar was a very ancient and renowned place. For centuries it was also a historical center. Nandavara was the capital of the Nanda Dynasty, which ruled this region for several centuries.
How to reach:
Nandavara is located at a distance of 25 kilometers from Mangalore, 2km from Panemangalore.
Postal Correspondence Address of the temple:
Shri Vinayaka Shankaranarayana Durgamba Temple,
Nandavara, P.O. Panemangalore
Pin: 574231
Phone: 08255-280091/280891
Shri Rajarajeshwari Temple, Polali
Shri Rajarajeshwari temple is located at Polali in Kariyangala Village of Bantwal Taluk in Dakshina Kannada District of Karnataka State. Shri Kshetra Polali is in the heart of this village surrounded by high hillocks and wide paddy fields. River Phalguni flows from east on the northern side a furlong way from the temple. It turns left towards south at the back of the temple in the Western side. This place was being called as Pural and the deity in the temple was known as Porala Devi in several old records and ancient epigraphs available.
Football Game (well known as Polali Chendu) during the Annual festival: Puliapura is its Sanskrit version. In Kannada this is called Polali. It is believed that King Suratha got the temple constructed, installed the image and placed his own crown on the head of the image. This is an ancient temple. This temple has been alluded to in the Ashokan inscriptions and in the reports of the foreign travelers who visited India. Queen Chennammaji of Keladi visited Polali and got a grand chariot constructed for the temple.
Football Game (well known as Polali Chendu) during the Annual festival: This festival of football commences when there are seven days to the avabritha. This football festival continues for five days. This game during the temple festival is very popular. Members of a particular cobbler family at Mijar prepare this leather ball. The members of the oil miller family of ‘Kadapu Karia’ bring the leather ball from Mijar. On their way back they come to the house of Malali Ballal. They first place the ball in the cow dung washed front yard of the house and inform them the date of the football festival.
How To Reach
There are frequent busses plying from State bank bus stand (Hampankatta, Mangalore) to B.C.Road via Polali temple. It is 19 K.M. from Mangalore. New visitors for quick transit can catch a service bus from Mangalore up to Kaikamba (via Gurupura) and from Kaikamba another bus service having stop at Polali temple
Postal Corresponding Address of the temple:
Shri Rajarajeshwari Temple Polali,
Bantwal Tq.
Dakshina Kannada District,
Karnataka – INDIA
Phone – 91-824-766141
Kudroli Gokarnatha Temple, Mangalore
Sri Narayana Guru (A social reformer and a saint) constructed this temple in 1912. This temple is situated at Kudroli, which is about 3 Km away from the main city area of Hampankatta. The original temple structure was in Kerala style, which was replaced, by Chola style during recent renovation in 1991.
Gokarnanatheshwara, Lord Shiva, is the main deity. The main temple is surrounded by the smaller temples for Mahaganapathi, Subramanya, Shaneeshwara, the Navagraha, Annapoorneswari and Anandabhairava.
History
As per the Guru’s advice, idols of Lord Ganapathy, Lord Subramanya, Goddess Annapoorneshwari, Lord Bhairava, the Nava Grihas (Lords of nine planets), Lord Shanishwara and Lord Shri Krishna has been installed at the Kshethra.
The land on which the temple is built was earlier used by Tippu Sultan to graze his horses. Hence the name Kudre-valli (Kudre in Kannada means horse) which later on became Kudroli.
Postal Correspondence Address of the temple:
Shree Gokarnanatha Kshethra
Kudroli,
Mangalore – 575003
GRAMS: SHIVALAYA
Phone: 91-(0) 824-2494040, 2495740
Fax No. :0824-2494040
E-Mail: Info@kudroligokarnanatha.com
How to reach the temple:
From the main bus stand (State Bank bus stand) of Hampankatta of Mangalore city, one can reach the temple by catching city bus (nos. 1, 13, 13A) and getting down at Kudroli stop (in front of temple Main Gate). It is just half an hour journey by bus. We can reach by hiring auto-rickshaws.
Also if you are travelling from Surathkal or Kottara side you can get down in Lady Hill and catch city bus (nos. 1, 13, 13A) and get down at Kudroli stop .
Sri Venkatramana Temple, Mangalore
Ancient era was the witness when religious practices and spiritual principles flourished and temples became the world’s storehouse of Knowledge & Culture. Temples being the primary place of worship, are the sacred mansions of ultimate Grace & Happiness.
Sri Venkataramana Temple, Carstreet, Mangalore is one such temple where devotees from all corners galore in large numbers to obtain the grace of Lord Veera Venkatesha Swamy. Ever since its establishment, it is one of the prominent temples belonging to the Gowd Saraswat Brahmin(G.S.B) community. The annual Car Festival is celebrated from Magha Shudda Tadige to Ashtami, is the main event which attracts thousands of devotees from all around. The temple follows Madhwa Vaishnava tradition professed by Sri Madhwacharya (Srimad Ananda Tirtha) wherein Lord Vishnu is regarded as supreme Brahman and Lord of the Universe. Lord Venkataramana one of the incarnations of Lord Vishnu is being worshipped as the presiding deity in the temple.
Contact Details: Sri Venkatramana Temple
Carstreet, Mangalore – 575001
Dakshina Kannada(South India)
Ph : +91 824 2423455
+91 824 2427937
+91 824 2423453
Email : info@sriveeravenkatesha.org
Website: www.sriveeravenkatesha.org
Earlier to 10th century A.D. Kadri was an important centre of Buddhism. Documents supporting the fact are available in and around Kadri. During 10th century A.D. Buddhism began to loose its grip and new belief viz. Natha Pantha (cult) rooted in Kadri. Natha Pantha is a modified religious practice, which is, came from Vajrayana religious practice of Mahayana branch of Buddhism. In course of time it shined with Shiva beliefs. Local people as Jogis called them. And their monastery is called as Jogimutt.
Sri Vanadurga Temple, Denthadka | Karnataka Temples
The Temple was miraculously discovered in the nearby forest in completely deteriorated condition by a saintly person in the year 2001. Later, it was then renovated under the divine guidance of Sri Sri Sri Raghaveshwara Bharati Swamiji, Hosanagara of Gokarnamandala Mandala Shankara Peetam and Brahmakalashotsavam of the newly built temple was done in Jan 2005.
Jaganmatha Sri VANADURGA, the powerful deity of the temple is now attracting a large no of devotees from all corners to offer prayers thereby to fulfill their wishes. Subsidiary deities in the temple are Sri Mahaganapathi and Sri Shastara. There is a powerful Nagasannidhi near temple. There are ample evidences to show that Sri Vanadurga has bestowed full grace on the devotees for the following prayers-marriage alliance, health and wealth, education, jobs, purchase and sale of properties, protection from evil effects, accidents, and life threatening diseases
For more details contact:
Address:
Sri Vanadurga Temple, Denthadka
P.O.Peramogru, Bantwal tq,
Via Uppinangady ,
D.K. District, Karnataka-574325.
Ph: +91 8255 262062
+91 9964157352
Email: info@vanadurga.in
Sri Mukambika Temple, Kollur Temples in Karnataka
About 135 Kms from Mangalore and 80 Kms from Udupi, in the valley of Kodachadri peak of Western Ghats nestles a serene town Kollur. Here is seat of very famous Mookambika Temple on the banks of the never drying river Sauparnika This attractive Mookambika temple with gold plated crest and copper roofs attracts thousands of devotees.This is a well known temple in the Weat Coast of Karnataka and is one of the most important places of pilgrimage attracting pilgrims from all over India. The temple is dedicated to Mookambika and stands on a spur of the Kodachadri peak.
The Goddess Mookambika is in the form of Jyotir-Linga incorporating both Shiva and Shakthi. The Panchaloha image (five element mixed metal) of the Goddess on Shree Chakra is stated to have been consecrated by Adi shankaracharya during his visit to this place. There is an exquisite sculpture of Panchamukha Ganesha.
Address:
Sri Mookambika Temple
Kollur – 5762200
Udupi District
Karnataka State
Contact Details:
+91 8254 258488,
+91 8254 258489,
+91 8254 258521,
+91 8254 258221
International Society for Krishna Consciousness ISCON
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), known colloquially as the Hare Krishna movement, is a Gaudiya Vaishnava religious organization.[1] It was founded in 1966 in New York City by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.[2] Its core beliefs are based on traditional Hindu scriptures such as the Srimad Bhagavatam and the Bhagavad-gita,[3] both of which, according to the traditional Hindu view, date back more than 5,000 years. The distinctive appearance of the movement and its culture come from the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition, which has had adherents in India since the late 15th century and Western converts since the early 1930s.
Krishna and Radha with Gopis, image at ISKCON Mayapur temple
ISKCON’s Bhajan during Navratri Golu at Coimbatore, India
ISKCON was formed to spread the practice of bhakti yoga, in which aspirant devotees (bhaktas) dedicate their thoughts and actions towards pleasing the Supreme Lord, Krishna.[5][6] ISKCON today is a worldwide confederation of more than 400 centers, including 60 farm communities, some aiming for self-sufficiency, 50 schools and 90 restaurants.[7] In recent decades the movement’s most rapid expansions in terms of numbers of membership have been within Eastern Europe (especially since the collapse of the Soviet Union) and India.
Kudroli Shri Bhagavathi Temple, Mangalore
Kudroli Shri Bhagavathi Temple is situated in a vast two acre scenic plot in the heart of Mangalore City. It is in the heart of the city just a stones throw away from City Centre Hampankatta. Nearby are expert P.U. College Canara High School/College and Besant Women’s College. It is easily reachable by minimum auto fare from the city centre.
sThe temple itself is about 800 years old. The renovated four temple complexes are built by Karnataka and Kerala artisans using black granite and eye catching wood carvings.
The architecture is unique not found anywhereelse. Nearby are Arka Ganapathi Temple and Venkataramana Temple. Pooja timings are 8 a.m. in the morning 12.30 afternoon and 8 p.m. night.
This unique temple complex the presiding deity is “Shri Cheerumbha Bhagavathi”. Other temples are for “Shri Padangara Bhagavathi” and “Pullurali Bhagavathi”. You will also find ancient single stone multistage granite carving known as “Veerastambha”. The world famous “Shri Narayana Guru” statue is carved in white marble and situated in the entrance
Postal Correspondence Address of the temple:
Kudroli Shri Bhagavathi Kshetra
Kodiyalbail, Mangalore 575003
Karnataka, India
Phone :0824-2491001
Website: www.kudrolibhagavathi.org
Sri Karinjeshwara Temple, Vagga
Sri Karinjeshwara temple is situated in the town of Karinja, in the Dakshin Kannada district,
is one of the most honoured pilgrim spots in Karnataka. This temple is situated in the Bantwal taluka and is atop a hill in the Karinja village.
The Karinjeshwara temple stands high on the hill amidst beautiful surroundings. The view of the lake below the hill will cool one’s eyes.
History:About 800 years ago, two brahmin youth Karinjattaya and Ichlattaya brothers arrived at Kumbla county from Uttara Kannada for publicising Sanatana belief. At that period Tulunadu was ruled by Taulava King. Bhoota worship was the ritual in practice at that time in this region. The place where Ichlattaya settled was called Ichlampady and the other by Karinjattaya was called Karinja. In the middle of Karinja and Ichlampady in a scenic beautiful area was built a Lord Shiva Temple. These brahmin without any decendants had given away their agricultural property along with the Temple to the Bunts who were helping them.
How to Get to Sri Karinjeshwara Temple: The Sri Karinjeshwara temple lies 14 kilometres away from Bantwal and 35 kilometres away from Mangalore. The nearest railhead and airport is located in the city of Mangalore. The temple is well connected by roads. The temple is just two kilometres away from Vegga on the Mangalore-Belthangady route.
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