Sri Banashankari Temple Banglore

Temple Timings and Details

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Darshan Timings

Opening Timing: 6:00 AM To 1:00 PM

Closing Timing: 4:00 PM To 9:00 PM

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Aarti Timings

Morning Aarti – 06:00 AM

Afternoon Aarti – 12:00 PM

Evening Aarti – 07:00 PM 

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Dress Code Traditional and formal clothing
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Prasad Not available
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Photography Not allowed
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Festivals

Banashankari jatre ( 6 Janurary 2023)

About Sri Banashankari Temple Banglore

Sri Banashankari Devi Temple (or Banashankari Temple) is located in Cholachagudda, near Badami, in Bagalkot, Karnataka. Because of its location in the Tilakaaranya forest, the temple is also known by its common name, Vanashankari. The original architecture of the temple was Dravidian. The reconstructed structure has a Vijayanagara architectural style. Banashankari Jatre and Rath Yatra are important festivals for Banashankari Temple. The best time to visit this temple is during the months of October and February.How to Reach Banashankari TempleMany modes of transportation are available to reach this temple; some of them are as follows:.By RailThe best and most convenient way to travel is by train. Bengaluru city has its own railway station called Bengaluru City Junction Railway Station. The Banashankari Temple is 7.9 km away from the railway station.By AirKempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru, is the closest airport to Banashankari Temple, which is around 40.4 km away from the temple. By RoadThe road connectivity is good in Karnataka State; you can reach Bengaluru from any region of Karnataka as well as India. Bengaluru City Bus Stop is approximately 8.1 km away from the Sri Banashankari Temple.Best Time to Visit Sri Banashankari TempleThe best time to visit Shri Banashankari Temple, Bengaluru, is from October to February.

Temple Location

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

1. In what location is the temple?

The Sri Banashankari Temple is situated in the Banashankari region, which is named after the temple and is in South Bangalore, Karnataka.

2. How long has the temple existed?

Subramanya Shetty, a worshipper who carried the idol from Badami's Banashankari temple, constructed the first version of the temple in 1915. In Bangalore, it has developed into a significant religious and cultural hub.

3. What role does the temple serve?

Worshipping Banashankari Maa, according to devotees, removes curses and negative planetary effects, promotes marriage and family peace, and protects against foes and evil forces.

4. Is the temple crowded?

Yes, during the Jatre Festival, Navratri, Amavasya, Tuesdays, and Fridays, among other auspicious days.

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