The Bull Temple is located in Bangalore, Karnataka. Nandi is the only deity worshipped at the temple. It was constructed in 1537 by Nadaprabhu Hiriya Kempe Gowda, also known as Kempe Gowda I. It is well-known for its large statue of Nandi, the sacred bull. This temple is home to one of the largest idols of Nandi in the world, standing 4.6 meters high and 6.1 meters long. Basavanagudi Kadalekai Parishe is celebrated at this temple. The best time to visit Bull Temple is from October to March.
How to Reach Bull Temple, Bengaluru
There are multiple options available to reach Bengaluru Bull Temple.
By Rail
Bengaluru has its own railway station known as Bengaluru Railway Station Bull temple is 5.9 km away from the Bengaluru railway Station.
By Air
Kempegowda International Airport is the closest to the Bull Temple, Bengaluru. The distance from Bengaluru Airport to Bull Temple is approximately 38.8 km.
By Road
Direct buses are available from various major cities of Karnataka to Bengaluru Bull Temple. Bengaluru has its own bus stand and the distance from Bengaluru Bus Stand to Bull Temple, Bengaluru, is around 6.4 km.
Best Time to Visit Bull Temple, Bengaluru
October to February is the best time to visit Bull Temple Bengaluru.