CentralDharmaraya / Pandava traditionHigh confidence

Sri Dharmaraya Swamy Temple

The ritual centre of Bengaluru Karaga, one of the city’s most important annual folk-religious festivals.

Area

Nagarathpete

Timings

05:30–11:30, 16:00–20:30

Deity / tradition

Dharmaraya / Pandava tradition

Research note: This entry is from the Bangalore Temple Directory research dated 13 July 2026. Festival hours and special seva timings can change, so check locally before travelling for a specific ritual.

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