Bengaluru sacred city guide
A city-focused temple directory for Bengaluru — separate from weekend pilgrimage places near Bangalore. Browse 30 source-checked temples across Basavanagudi, Malleshwaram, Jayanagar, Halasuru, Domlur, Rajajinagar, Yelahanka, Whitefield and more.
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These pages target common searches such as “temples in Yelahanka” and “temples in Indiranagar”. For areas where the research found nearby temples rather than a confirmed core-locality shrine, the page says so.
Timings can change on festival days and special seva days. Medium/Low confidence entries are labelled conservatively based on the research source quality.
Major Basavanagudi Ganesha shrine on Bull Temple Road, notable for butter alankara seva and its pairing with the Bull Temple precinct.
Bengaluru’s iconic Bull Temple, centred on a monumental Nandi and closely associated with the Kadalekai Parishe groundnut fair.
Historic Hanuman temple linked in local tradition to the old Basavanagudi sacred cluster and the former Karanji water source.
One of Bengaluru’s most distinctive cave-temples, celebrated for its rock-cut setting and the annual sunlight phenomenon around Makara Sankranti.
Important south-Bengaluru goddess temple, widely visited for Rahu-kala worship and strong weekday/festival crowds.
Hill-top Hanuman complex established in 1969, now a major landmark with additional shrines and large Hanuma Jayanthi observances.
Important neighbourhood Vinayaka temple in Jayanagar with active ritual calendar and vehicle pujas.
Well-known Jayanagar Jain shrine with strong local recognition, but current timing data are mostly from business-directory-style sources.
Fort-area Vaishnava temple associated with old Mysore-era patronage and still central to the historic core around KR Market and Tipu’s palace.
The ritual centre of Bengaluru Karaga, one of the city’s most important annual folk-religious festivals.
Old inner-city Narasimha temple with a strong local flower-market community association and later renovations recorded by HR&CE.
Ancient central Bengaluru Hanuman temple linked to Kempegowda and the former fort-gate system; this is the historic Cubbonpete/Nagarathpete listing, not Yelahanka suburb.
One of Malleshwaram’s foundational historic temples, tied to old Mallapura/Mallikarjuna tradition and early Maratha-period memory.
Historic Narasimha temple within the old Malleshwaram sacred cluster, with origin traditions linked to the late 17th century.
A 1902-era Vaishnava temple that reflects the planned growth of modern Malleshwaram and remains a strong neighbourhood religious centre.
One of the city’s most prominent modern temple complexes, blending devotional worship, cultural programming and organised pilgrim services.
Old Hanuman shrine with a long-standing car festival and strong popular reputation for removing negativity.
Unusual Bengaluru temple dedicated to the Matsya avatar, situated in the Omkar Hills spiritual complex.
Large newer ISKCON stone temple and cultural complex in Vasanthapura, opened in 2022 and accessible from the Green Line corridor.
Major Chola-linked East Bengaluru temple, widely cited as one of the city’s oldest surviving sacred sites.
Old Halasuru Subramanya shrine near the Someshwara precinct, tied to anthill worship and strongly associated with Thaipusam.
One of Bengaluru’s most historically important temples, with Chola-period inscriptions and surviving antiquity in the sanctum and ardhamantapas.
Well-known modern Sun temple in Domlur, especially noted for Rathasaptami observances and illuminated evening ambience.
Odia-style Jagannath temple in Agara, a major cultural centre for Rath Yatra in Bengaluru.
Reliable east-side neighbourhood Hanuman temple recorded in Karnataka HR&CE with standard morning and evening darshan.
Whitefield-side Jain temple with clearly listed daily hours, useful for eastern Bengaluru coverage though indexed sources are commercial-directory style.
Large north-side goddess complex founded in 1988, with many subsidiary shrines and an active homa/archana culture.
North Bengaluru Hanuman temple with clearly indexed timings on HR&CE and strong Saturday worship patterns.
Major pilgrimage temple north of the city, widely revered and often treated as part of the wider Bengaluru sacred circuit.
Kerala-style Guruvayurappan temple on the southern edge of greater Bengaluru, valued for its calm setting and dress-code-conscious worship style.