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The Sri Kabbalamma Temple
The Sri Kabbalamma Temple is one of Bangalore's well established and finest looking temples. It is one of the best places to travel and has been suggested by many of those who have been to this place. The temple looks picturesque from afar and its holy ambience is sure to get you into a mood of worship.The temple is believed to be the only shrine for nearly 28 villages in the surrounding region. According to people nearby, the goddess is very powerful and is believed to fulfill all her devotees wishes.
The presiding deity of this temple is Goddess Kabbalamma. The village, fort and hillock are named after this temple. Durga in Kannada means fort, hence the name Kabbal Durga has been given to this hill. There are many stories and traditions associated with this temple
Timing: Evening: 4:00 to 7:00
How To Reach: Kabbal Durga is located around 75 km from the city of Bangalore, 15 km from Kanakapura and 22 km away from Channapatna. This place can be reached by road. Bangalore Kabbalamma Temple Distance - 41 kms
The Sri Kabbalamma Temple is one of Bangalore's well established and finest looking temples. It is one of the best places to travel and has been suggested by many of those who have been to this place. The temple looks picturesque from afar and its holy ambience is sure to get you into a mood of worship.The temple is believed to be the only shrine for nearly 28 villages in the surrounding region. According to people nearby, the goddess is very powerful and is believed to fulfill all her devotees wishes.
The presiding deity of this temple is Goddess Kabbalamma. The village, fort and hillock are named after this temple. Durga in Kannada means fort, hence the name Kabbal Durga has been given to this hill. There are many stories and traditions associated with this temple
Timing: Evening: 4:00 to 7:00
How To Reach: Kabbal Durga is located around 75 km from the city of Bangalore, 15 km from Kanakapura and 22 km away from Channapatna. This place can be reached by road. Bangalore Kabbalamma Temple Distance - 41 kms
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Reader's comments(2)
1: @ The Chamarajashwara Temple is a beautiful temple in Bangalore, regarded as one of the highest Hindu seats....
It gives wrong impression that the Temple is located in Bangalore. It should have been Karnataka instead. More correctly in Chamarajanagar District of Karnataka.
@ This temple was built in the memory of Shri Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar, the father of Mummadi Krishna Raja Wodeyar.....
This is again wrong. Jaya Chamarajendra Wadiyar was the last King of Mysore ( Born: 1919; Rule: 1940-1950; Died: 1974) and great grand son of Mummadi Krishna Raja Wadiyar.
The Temple was built in memory of Khasa Chamaraja Wodeyar who was the nominal Ruler of Mysore from 1776-1796 when Hyder and Tipu held sway over the affairs. Ari Kutara was his birth place and after the Temple and Town was built it was named as Chamaraja Nagar, which is now a District Head Quarters.
@ The best way to reach the temple town of Chamarajanagar is by road. This is well connected by buses and is 185 kms from Bangalore....
This is again wrong. Chamaraja Nagar is connected by Train also. Mysore city is the hot spot of Tourist and anything else should devolve around this visit. Nanjangud is another important sacred Temple town. Near by Forests of Bandipur and B.R>b Hills are added attractions for Tourists looking for variety. Thus any tour should be by Road from Mysore to Nanjangud- Chmaraja Nagar- BR Hills/ Bandipur.
Mysore is also connected by Air.
It gives wrong impression that the Temple is located in Bangalore. It should have been Karnataka instead. More correctly in Chamarajanagar District of Karnataka.
@ This temple was built in the memory of Shri Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar, the father of Mummadi Krishna Raja Wodeyar.....
This is again wrong. Jaya Chamarajendra Wadiyar was the last King of Mysore ( Born: 1919; Rule: 1940-1950; Died: 1974) and great grand son of Mummadi Krishna Raja Wadiyar.
The Temple was built in memory of Khasa Chamaraja Wodeyar who was the nominal Ruler of Mysore from 1776-1796 when Hyder and Tipu held sway over the affairs. Ari Kutara was his birth place and after the Temple and Town was built it was named as Chamaraja Nagar, which is now a District Head Quarters.
@ The best way to reach the temple town of Chamarajanagar is by road. This is well connected by buses and is 185 kms from Bangalore....
This is again wrong. Chamaraja Nagar is connected by Train also. Mysore city is the hot spot of Tourist and anything else should devolve around this visit. Nanjangud is another important sacred Temple town. Near by Forests of Bandipur and B.R>b Hills are added attractions for Tourists looking for variety. Thus any tour should be by Road from Mysore to Nanjangud- Chmaraja Nagar- BR Hills/ Bandipur.
Mysore is also connected by Air.
Posted by: Raja Chanadra - 23 Apr, 2014
2: Yeah, Mr. Raja Chandra you are right.....because, I know, these facts.... I am from Chamarajanagar.
Mohan replied to: Raja Chanadra post - 09 May, 2014
