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17 Nov 2017

Dodda Ganapathi Temple Bangalore

Dodda Ganesha Temple  is the most famous  temple in Bangalore. Dedicated to Lord Ganesha, this 16th century temple is located in the heart of Bengaluru (Karnataka) and is known as the Dodda Ganapathi Temple.The temple is located in Bull Temple Road, next to Big Bull Temple, which is another religious attraction in Bangalore.

Location: Basavanagudi, south bangalore
Address: Bull Temple, Bull Temple Road, Basavangudi, Bangalore
Pin code :
Phone : 080 2667 8777
Built By: Kempe Gowda I

Dedicated to: Lord Ganesha 
Visit Duration: 1 to 2 hours
Photography: Allowed 

Temple Timing: 6.00 AM to 12.00 PM, 5.30 PM to 9.00 PM
Entry : Free to all

Main Attraction: Ganapathi idol decorated with over 100 Kgs of butter
Festival: Ganesh Chaturthi
Nearest Airport: Bangalore international airport just 38 km from temple.
Nearest Railway station: Bangalore city railway station just 33 km from temple.
By Bus or Road: It is about 5 km from city Bus Stop and 6 km from Kalasipalyam.

 
More information about Dodda Ganapathi Temple

The temple is located in Bull Temple Road, next to Big Bull Temple, which is another religious attraction in Bangalore. The idol of lord ganesh in this temple is covered in cream paint with golden lace and buttons on it. One of the most famous decorations of lord ganesha idol is the butter coating. Over 100 Kgs of butter is needed for to apply to the idol of Dodda Ganesha Temple.

A story behind the construction of the temple is Kempe Gowda once found a big rock which is looking like Lord Ganesha so he order to build this temple. Dodda Ganesha Temple at Basavanagudi was constructed by Kempegowda One. Ganapathi idol in this temple is about 18ft height and 16ft width is one of the biggest idol in Karnataka state. The Ganesha idol is huge but inspires awe only when it’s full decorated during some puja or festival.

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3 Apr 2016

Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple in Bangalore

Banglore is the abode of Sri Venkateswara Swamy and his consort Goddess Padmavathi Devi.The temple is sictuated in Bangalore city Karnataka India.Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple, The Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam (TTD) in Andhra Pradesh, The TTD today announced the opening of the Tirumala Tirupathi Devasthanam Temple at Vyalikaval, Malleswaram, Bangalore.

Location :Vyalikaval, Bangalore
Built in : 23rd May 2010
Built By:Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams(TTD)
Temple Timing:7.30 am ,4.30 to till midnight 
Dedicated to : Lord Sri Venkateswara Swamy
Visiting Timing: 1 hour
Entry: Free 
Photography : Allow
Best Time to Visit: Oct to Feb
Phone : +(91)-80-23445432, 23315361
Nearest Railway Station : Bangalore City Station
Nearest Airport: Bangalore Airport

Sri Venkateswara Swamy temple is located at at Vyalikaval, Malleswaram Bangalore Karnataka.The temple was built in 23rd May 2010 and built by Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams(TTD).The temple is dedicated to Lord Sri Venkateswara Swamy.The Venkateshwara Temple at Vyalikaval houses seven deities - Lord Venkateshwara, Goddess Padmavathi, Andal Ammavaru, Lord Rama, Sita Mata, Lakshmana, Hanuman, Lord Ganesha, Radha and Krishna.The Temple as been constructed as per Agama Shastra, under the guidance of TTD’s Temple Architects and Statapathis. The rituals conducted will be performed in accordance with Vaikhanasa Agama Shastra.The devotees in Bangalore and Karnataka, can visit the Temple and conduct the same poojas, sevas and also seek blessings of the Lord, here in Bangalore. However, the idol of Lord Venkateshwara is smaller then the original one at Tirumala.

The temple premises also houses a TTD information center, where you can book e-darshan tickets and offer other services.The sevas at Venkateshwara Temple (TTD), Vyalikaval starts from 5 AM daily.Poojas in Vyalikaval Venkateshwara temple are same as to the poojas conducted at main shrine in Tirumala. 

Tirupathi Laddu for Rs. 25/- right here every Saturday.Bangalore is Lucky to have the temple.The temple is very peaceful and you can have nice darshan.
You can get the Laddus on every Saturday. 

Sri Venkateswara Swamy Arjitha Sevas Details of  Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams TTD


Name of the Seva/Utsavam
Day & Time                                                
No. of Persons
Allowed
Ticket Cost
Offerings
Tulabharam
Every Day



Blessings by the Veda pandits                
Every Day

Rs. 1000
Pattusariga (Silk) Duppata is offered to Devotee
Kalyanotsavam                                
               
Every Sunday, 10:00am
2

Rs. 500




One Big Laddu & Small Vada. Besides, Upper & BlousePiece and sm all quatntity of Annaprasadam

Abhishekam
Every Friday, 6:00am
2

Rs. 500
Astothara SathaKalashAbhishekam                                
               
Every Month on 1st Wednesday,
10:00am
2

Rs. 500
Annual Vasanthotsavam                
               
Three Days once in a Year      
2
Rs. 500
Annual Pavitrotsavams                
               
Three Days once in a Year
2

Rs. 500                
Big Laddu & Small Vada

TTD Information Centre Timings, Banglore

1) Monday,Wednesday,Thursday and Friday                  9AM to 4PM
2) Saturday and Sunday                                              9AM to 7PM
and note that information centre will be closed on all Tuesdays
TTD Information Centre Address and Contact Numbers, Bangalore

1)  TTD Information Centre 
16th Cross Vyalikavel,
Malleswaram
Bangalore-560003
080-23445432 / 23315361                         

2)  TTD Information Centre
4th T-Block
Jayanagar
Phone: 080-32428926
Nearest Places of Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple Bangalore

Kadu malleshwara temple 1.5km from Venkateshwara temple 
Sanky tanki it is just 3 km from the Kadu Malleshwara Temple

Nearest Hotel  of  Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple  Bangalore

OYO Rooms JP Nagar
Shining Star Residency
Southern Residency
La Marvella
Sahana Residency

How To Reach Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple Bangalore

By Road: There are ,many public and private vehicals available to reach  Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple  Bangalore.The BMTC Bus service is well connected this temple and you can easily reach Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple Bangalore.

By Rail: The Nearest Railway Station is Bangalore City Railway station.

By Air: The Nearest International Airport is Bangaore International Airport.
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18 Mar 2016

Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple in Bangalore

Information About Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple

Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple is India's very oldest temple located at Hulimavu, Bannerghatta Road in Bangalore, Karnataka.The temple was built in about 9th century.The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva ,here known as Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara.Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple also Gavipuram Cave Temple, an example of Indian rock-cut architecture.The temple is unique from all other temples of Karnataka due to the presence of two huge discs in the foreground of the shrine.Shri Gavi Gangadhareswara Temple of Bangalore houses a unique image of Agni, the God of Fire, probably the only one of its type in the entire South India. To the left of the main entrance, is a splendid image of Shakti Ganapathi, with 12 hands. There are four monolith pillars in the courtyard, which represent Damaru, Thrishula and two fans. Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple is popular because of somewhat mysterious stone discs in forecourt in addition to the accurate planning permitting for Sun to shine on temple in certain time of the year.Devotees gather here during the Makar Sankranti festival in January to witness a unique phenomenon - the evening sun's rays passing between Nandi's horns and falling directly on the Shiva Linga in the shrine inside the cave.In the courtyard outside, past the mysterious stone structures – two large vertical discs on pillars, a large Trident of Shiva and His damaru (a small two-headed drum) – thousands of people flock in front of a large screen, waiting with bated breath to have their devotion to Shiva rewarded by this phenomenal event.  Though photography inside the cave is prohibited, an exception is made on this day to TV news channels that transmit the occurrence live to hundreds of thousands of others straight to their homes. The Shivlinga inside the main shrine of the cave is tall and attractive. Interesting part of it is that, the water of the pedestal of Shivlinga is to the right, always thin stream of water flows in this cave. Ishwara adorns Ganga in the cave to become Gavi Gangadhareshwara to the right of the main shrine are the smaller shrines of Parvathi and Durga, there is a long path surrounding all these shrines, beautiful idols of Sapthamathrikas, Sridevi and Bhoodevi installed in this passage. Another cave path bifurcates, belief is that one goes to Kashi and the other to Shivaganga.

There are lots of beliefs and myths associated with the temple. It is believed that anyone who worships the idol of Agni (the God of fire) situated inside the temple,  will be cured of all eye defects.Devotees also believe that there are two tunnels, that extend from the inner sanctum of the temple. One of them proceeds towards the city of Varanasi in the northern part of India. The other extends up to another temple of Shiva with the same name, the Gangadhareshwara temple, located on the hill of Shivagange, about 10 miles from this temple. Temple timings are from Morning: 7 am to 12.30 pm and Evening: 5 pm to 8.30 pm.The feativals are celebrated in this temple like Makar Sankranti, Maha Shivaratri, Pradosham large celebration.

Illumination of Shivalinga by the Sun
 
It’s most special attribute is the fact that on Jan 14 and/or 15, the day of Makar Sankranti, the rays of the setting sun finds its way into the dark cave for an hour or so and illuminate the Shiva Linga. This architectural and astronomical wonder ensures that on the day of Makar Sankaranti, the rays of the setting sun pass through the horns of Nandi, the vehicle of Lord Shiva and then light the feet of the Shiva Linga before illuminating the body of Lord Shiva for a brief moment. Lakhs of devotees come to see this live event in person. As the temple is too small to accommodate so many people, they show the live event through television sets at the entrance of the temple. Personally, I have never seen this celestial event as I don’t do that well with crowds, but I like the simple cave like aura of this temple where you have to crouch everywhere inside the temple, especially to see the Sannadhi of Goddess Parvathi.

History of  Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple Bangalore

The history of the temple dates back to the 9th century. It is believed that the temple was cut out of a rock in the 9th century. It was used by the great sage Gowthama to perform penance. Later in the 16th century,Kempegowda I, the founder of Bangalore, revamped and extended the temple.
According to local legend, Kempegowda was imprisoned by Rama Raya. He suffered imprisonment for five years. When he was released, he constructed this temple to show his gratitude.Artistic depiction of the temple is found in the painting of the British artist James Hunter in 1792.
 
Architecture of  Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple


Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple stands amongst best architectural monuments in the world. Embroideries, sculpting, each and every thing at Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple orates class of Indian culture, art and heritage. Kempe Gowda had built this temple as honor and gratitude. Granite pillars at Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple are yet another thing to see! There are two discs as the representatives of sun and moon. Also, figure of Nandi (companion of Lord Shiva) has been carved adding to the grace of the place.Outside the temple, tall monolithic structures like the disc-shaped Suryapana, trident, dhamaru (Shiva’s musical instrument) and a parasol were all etched during Kempegowda’s period. The prominence of this temple even in the British era is very clear - These structures are all beautifully painted by a British Artist James Hunter.

Nearest Tourist Attraction of  Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple Bangalore 

Sugreeva Venkateshwara Temple
Spend a day at the races at Bangalore Turf Club
Tipu Sultan Fort and Palace
Iskcon, Sri Radha Krishnachandra Temple
St. Mark’s Cathedral
Bull Temple
Dodda Ganesha Temple
Kempfort Shiva Temple
Kote Venkataramana Temple
Sree Siddaganga Mutt
Oralakallu Teertha
Ghati Subramanya Temple
 
Nearest Hotels of  Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple Bangalore

Hotel Swagath-3.1 Km
Amshi International Inn-3.7 Km
Casa Piccola Cottage-4.8 Km

Nearest Restaurants of  Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple Bangalore

Udupi Sri Krishna Bhavan-0.3 Km
Sana-di-ge- 1.3 kmS
Karnataka Bhel House-1.8 Km

Nearest Shopping Places of  Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple Bangalore 

The Collective-2.1 km
Kimaya-2.1 km
Cinnamon-2.1 Km

How To Reach  Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple Bangalore 

By Road : There are local buses, taxis and auto-rickshaws that can be hired to reach the Gavi Gangadhareshwara temple from any part of Bangalore.The people can reach Lalbag Garden of 2 km to Shri Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple Bangalore.The NEarest Bus stand is Kempegowda Bus Stop. 

By Rail : The Bangalore city station  is well connected  many major station of country.The nearest Railway station is Bangalore city Railway Station.

By Air: The Nearest Airport is Bangalore International Airport.

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15 Mar 2016

Banashankari or Amma Temple in Bangalore

Information about Banashankari or Amma Temple in Bangalore 

Location :  Kanakapura Road ,Bangalore
Built in: 1915
Built By: Somanna Shetty
Dedicated to: Banashankari Amma
Entry:Free
Photography:Allow
Temple Timing: 6:00 am - 01:00 pm , 4:30 pm - 09:00 pm
Visiting Timing: 1 Hour
Best time to Visit:  Oct to Feb
Phone : +(91)-80-26714989, +(91)-9483544989
Nearest Bus Stop :  BMTC Bus Stop
Nearest Railway Station: Bangalore City Railway Station
Nearest Airport: Bangalore Airport      

More Information about Banashankari or Amma Temple in Bangalore

Banashankari or Amma Temple is located near the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation bus-stand on Kanakapura Road, is the popular Banashankari temple dedicated to goddess Banashankari Amma. Devotees believe that the deity will eliminate all hardships and poverty, when she is worshipped during Rahukla, an inauspicious time according to the Hindu belief. The temple was built in 1915 by Somanna Shetty, a devotee. Devotees have strong belief in the goddess also it is believed that she fulfills desires for prayers done in true sincere. The belief in goddess is so strong that a huge number of devotees visit this temple every day. The temple witnesses three major festivals like Banashankari Utsav on September 13, Dasara in October and the temple anniversary in Pushya Maasa (December/ January).

Unique Time and Form of Offering Prayers
One of the unique features of this temple is that the deity is worshipped in Rahukala, considered to be an inauspicious time according to Hindus. It is believed that worshipping Banashankari Amma in Rahukala rids one of all the hardships and paucities in life. There is a large rush of devotees in the temple, especially on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, considered to quite auspicious for doing puja. The prayers are offered by lighting multiple oil lamps in half cut lemon peels, whose pulp has been removed.   

Annual Fair held at  Banashankari Temple, Bangalore

The annual fair is held in the final week of December or the very first week of January, to mark the anniversary of this temple. The annual fair witnessed by huge number of devotees of Bangalore city as well as different parts of Karnataka.The Dussehra festival celebration is also held at Banashankari Temple in great devotion in October.

Banashankari Temple Darshan Timing

Pooja Timing – Tuesday – Friday – Sunday
Tuesday 6.00 AM to 1.00 PM and 3.00 PM to 9.00 PM
Friday 6.00 AM to 1.00 PM and 4.30 PM to 9.30 PM
Sunday 6.00 AM to 1.00 PM and 4.30 PM to 9.30 PM

Darshan Timing on Monday – Wednesday – Thursday - Saturday
6.00 AM to 1.00 PM
4.30 PM to 8.00 PM

Daily Abhisheka Timing:
Morning: 6:30 AM to 8:30 AM

Pooja Timing Change During Rahu Kala:
Sunday 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Friday 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Nearest Tourist  Attraction of  Banashankari or Amma Temple Bangalore

Attara Kacheri
Vikas Soudha
Mekedatu
Gandhi Bhavan
Vidhan Soudha
Chowdaiah Memorial Hall

Nearest Hotel of Banashankari or Amma Temple Bangalore

Citi-Home-Sri-Nagar
Address:156 - A, 10th Main, 50 Feet Road,
HanumanthNagar, Bangalore - 560050
   
Empire-Suites
Address:Off Brogade Road, Castle Street,
Ashok Nagar, Bangalore - 560050

New-Prashanth-Hotel
Address:100 Feet Ring Road, 3rd Stage,
Banashankari, Bangalore - 560050

Hotel Shree Krishna Sagar
Address:Sri Devegowda Circle, Veerabadra Nagar,
Banashankari, Bangalore - 560050

Karnataka Hotel
Address:Subramanyapura Main Road, 2nd Stage,
Banashankari, Bangalore - 560050

Krithi Sagar Hotel
Address:Kadrenahalli Main Road,
Subramanya Pura Main,
Banashankari, Bangalore - 560050

New Prashanth Hotel
Address:100 Feet Ring Road, 3rd Stage,
Banashankari, Bangalore - 560050

Shree Mounas
Address:276, Sri Sai Mansion, 80 Feet Road,
Srinivasa Nagar, Bangalore - 560050

Nearest Restaurants of Banashankari or Amma Temple Bangalore 

Lemon-Grass
Address:32, Castle Street, Ashok Nagar,
Bangalore - 560050

Outhouse-China
Address:26 Wood Street, Off Richmond Road, Ashok Nagar,
Bangalore - 560050

Cafe-Coffee-Day-Banashankari
Address: 1238, 23rd Cross, 2nd Stage, Athimabbe Road,
Banashankari, Bangalore - 560050

Copper Chimney- Ashok Nagar
Address: Central Mall, Commissariat Road,
Ashok Nagar, Bangalore - 560050

Dwarki and Group
Address:214/A, 9th Main, Sree Nagar, Bangalore - 560050

Feda Restaurant
Address: No.775, 2nd Phase, 3rd Stage, 7th Block,
Ring Road, Banashankari, Bangalore - 560050

GK Catering Services
Address:No. 1656, 16th Main Road, Near Liberty Showroom,
Banashankari 1st Stage, Bangalore - 560050

How To Reach Banashankari or Amma Temple Bangalore 

By Road : There are many public and private vehecals available to reach Banashankari Amma Temple in Bangalore.The BMTC Bus Service is well connected all Bangalore city and reach to Banashankari or Amma Temple Bangalore.

By Rail :  The Nearest Railway station is Bangalore City Railway station.

By Air : The Nearest airport is bangalore Airport.

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26 Dec 2015

Iskcon( Sri Radha Krishna Chandra) Temple in Bangalore

Here is some Information about Iskcon Temple in Bangalore Karnataka India.

Location:On West of Chord Road, Bangalore,Karnataka
Dedicated to:Radha-Krishna Built in:1997
Darshan timings:4:15am to 5:00am,7:15 to 12:50am ,4:00 to 8:20 Pm Also known as: Sri Radha Krishna Chandra Temple
Attraction: Neo-classical style of architecture Significance:Iskcon's largest temple complex across the World
Entry : free
Visiting timing : 30 Minitue
Photography : Allow
Nearest Railway Station :Bangalore
Nearest Airport : Bangalore Airport

Iskcon Temple Bangalore is situated on a seven acre hillock called 'Hare Krishna Hill' on West of Chord Road. Iskcon Temple, Bangalore or the International Society for Krishna Consciousness is a replica of the Gaudiya Vaishnava faith based on the teachings of Bhagvad Gita and the Bhagvad Purana.
Iskcon Temple, Bangalore is also known as Sri Radha Krishna temple and cultural complex. It is well known all over the world for its architectural style. Iskcon Temple, Bangalore at Karnataka attracts lots of global tourists.
Iskcon Temple of Karnataka was set up to mark the birth centenary of its founder Sri Prabhupada. Iskcon Temple, Bangalore is built in neo-classical style thereby mixing the traditional element of temple architecture with modern facilities. The arches of the Iskcon Temple, Bangalore are very well decorated and the illuminated water falls lead you to the heavily designed Rajagopuram.
Within the Rajagopuram at Iskcon Temple, Bangalore in Karnataka lies an open air theater for organizing concerts and festivals. The four temple gopurams combine through glazed glass canopy to form the 10000 square feet hall named 'Hari Naam Kirtan'. This hall of Iskcon Temple, Bangalore is very popular for its painted ceilings.
One of the major attraction of Iskcon Temple in Karnataka are the idols of Lord Krishna and Goddess Radha. Apart from these, you must also check out the Vedic museums and exhibition hall that display the facts on religious beliefs. The lecture hall with multiple language translation system where some great spiritual and religious leaders speak on certain spiritual and religious topic is another must visit place within Iskcon Temple, Bangalore.
You can relax and meditate in the beautiful garden in the complex of Iskcon Temple, Bangalore in Karnataka. Moreover, do not forget to watch the multimedia Vedic film shown in the Iskcon Vedic Theater.
Best Time to Visit

Darshan timings: ISKCON does not discriminate its visitors on the basis of religion, color or socio-economic status. The temple is open for darshan from 4.15 am to 5 am, 7.15 am to 12.50 pm and 4 pm to 8.20 pm everyday.
The beauty and class of the Neo Classical style of architecture of the Iskcon temple clearly reflects in its Rajagopuram, paths decorated with water jets, sculptures and ornately designed arches. Best time to visit the temple is during the celebration of 'Janmastami'(birthday of Lord Krishna). Devotees from India and abroad flock to the temple during the festival. The festival is marked by several cultural and spiritual activities. The temple keeps launching programmes and one of the interesting programme was named as “Friends of Lord Krishna”. Its aim was to educate the youngsters about the Vedic culture(Vedic philosophy and lifestyle). The temple is easily accessible from any part of the city.
Architecture of Iskcon Temple Bangalore

Built in neo-classical style of architecture, the temple bands together conventional architecture with ultra-modern services. The ardent devotees like Madhu Pandit Dasa (President and Project director) and Jagat Chandra Dasa designed the structure of this remarkable shrine, mingling the elements of traditional South-Indian with contemporary style of architecture. The elaborate temple complex is divided into various sections and sub-sections.
The splendid structure of the temple is worth-seeing because the celestial grandeur cannot be bounded in words. Lush green gardens in the campus appear mesmerizing to the onlooker. The temple complex also has an open amphitheatre, where various festivals and concerts are observed. The festival of 'Janmashtami' is the major festival that is celebrated here with loads of enthusiasm and devotion.

Shata Koti Nama Japa Yajna
In 2000, this religious program was started to promote world peace and harmony with an intention to chant 1 Billion holy names of Rama and Krishna. The venue for this 'Nama Japa' is 'Harinama Mandapa', which can be found ahead of the first temple of Prahlada Narasimha. Here, one can see two sets of 108 granite steps, where the devotee can chant the 'Hare Krishna Mahamantra' at each step. Following the chant of 'Mahamantra' for 108 times, the devotee can enter the Narsimha Temple.

Folk Program
This is an unusual program in which, bachelors between the age group of 19 and 29 can take part. The "Friends of Lord Krishna" (FOLK) has been organized to create an understanding of the Vedic culture among the youth of Bangalore. It is held on Saturdays and Sundays, where classes, discussions and practical sessions on Vedic philosophy and lifestyle are undertaken.

Free Prasadam for All
The temple offers a bowl of 'Kichri' (made of rice and pulse) to its each visitor. The vast kitchen of the shrine is equipped with modern equipments and has the capacity to provide food for two thousand visitors per hour. Besides prasadam, the kitchen is also used to prepare variety of delicacies that are offered to the Lord. Recently, they have started a bakery, which has become popular for its egg less cakes and biscuits all over the Bangalore.
Cow Protection Program
Following the knowledge of the Vedas, the temple also promotes protection of cows. Being the primary element, Cows are essential for a prosperous and healthy society. Bangalore Iskcon 'Gaushala' retains not less than 40 cows. The milk of these cows is used in the making of various dishes and delicacies.

Multivision Cinema

The Multivision Cinema at Iskcon Bangalore is accredited for being the first show combining visual projection and animatronics in India. Visualized by the devotees of the United States, the cinema comprises 14 projectors in the company of laser Disc players, the surround sound processors and the animatronics mechanisms. The 40-minute cinema ends on a spiritual note and is organized everyday at regular intervals.
Dakshinakriti
This is another scheme to encourage and preserve the conventional art and craft of South India. It supports and promotes the skilled artisans and craftsmen by providing them a channel for their work. The products made under this project are accessible at "Dakshinakriti" (the temple's sculpture showroom).
Srila Prabhupada Museum
The museum attempts to create, a sense of awareness, among the mass of people, about the contributions made by Swami Prabhupada. This architectural marvel is dedicated to the founder of the entire Iskcon movement.

Bhaktivedanta Book Trust
Bhaktivedanta Book Trust is engrossed in translating and publishing Srila Prabhupada's multifarious works in the Kannada language. Various well-known writers of Kannada language are drawn in to translate the books.

Goloka Seva Trust
This project involves promotion and maintenance of the valuable art of incense (agarbatti) creation, by means of pure natural ingredients. This trust produces more than 73 types of incense specifically meant for worship. Their products are available at the temple counters for the visitors.

How to Reach Iskcon Temple Bangalore

By Road :All the out station buses originate from the Kempe Gowda bus station and the metro buses originate from Majestic bus station. Both the bus stations are situated opposite to the Bangalore city railway station.
By Train : Bangalore City Railway Station, comes under South Western Railway has direct trains connecting it with all the key cities in the country.
By Air : Bangalore (Bengalooru) has convenient air network, services almost all the domestic airlines as well as few international airlines.
Nearest Hotels and Restaurant Temple Bangalore 

Vande Matharam Restaurants : tandoori, mughlai, chinese, indian
Higher taste Restaurant : south indian, north indian, indiansouth indian, north indian, indian
Masti masala Restaurant : North indian
Parijatha Gateway Hotel
Rajath Guest House
Sandhya residency
URS Regency
Navanidhi Comforts
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