Kempfort Shiva Temple

Karnataka , Bangalore Urban, Bangaluru

The Kempfort Shiva Temple in the garden city of Bangalore enshrines 65 feet tall idol of Lord Shiva. Since its inauguration in the year 1994, the temple has been one of the most famous tourist destination in Bangalore. The temple was inaugurated by Sri Shankaracharya of Shringeri on February 27, 1995 on the auspicious Maha Shivratri day.

Legend

Ravi V. Melwani, the founder of this Temple had a vision to build a temple where a huge statue of Lord Shiva would stand, building Faith, Hope and Belief for generations to come. He was surprised because when this inspiration struck him, he had no money, land or plan but his vision. But Ravi V. Melwani and his father Vashi J. Melwani were completely convinced that the vision was, in fact, a message from God. They tried to make this vision come true. As if by magic, with the grace of God, they got a piece of land, arranged for the funds, and the Temple was soon a reality.

Architecture

The Temple is very beautifully constructed. Upon entering the Temple complex, one will see the Ganesha Deity. The way to the main deity is built like a cave with inscriptions on the wall resembling different famous Shiv Temples found across India.

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Darsan Info

Temple timings :

7:00 A.M to 9:00 P.M

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Darsan Dresscode

Wear clean and conservative clothing while visiting the Temple.

Famous Festival

Maha Shiva ratri

Culture

The South Indian city of Bengaluru has a culture of its own. This city is rich in several forms of art, music, dance and drama. A famous form of Indian classical music, the Carnatic has its strong presesnce in Bengaluru. Theatre and art in different forms too are a major part of the Bengaluru culture. With a cosmopolitan crowd, Bengaluru is adding a lot more to its culture.