Located in the divine hamlet of Guttahalli in Betamangala Hobli, KGF Taluk, Kolar District, Sri Venkataramana Swamy Temple, fondly called Bangaru Tirupati, is a sacred destination revered for its unique darshan experience and spiritual serenity. The deity, Lord Venkateshwara (Shrinivasa), is worshipped here following the sacred Vaikhanasa Agama tradition.
What makes this temple exceptional is the darshan through the Bhrugu Kindi, a six-windowed panel symbolizing liberation from the six vices—kama, krodha, lobha, moha, mada, and matsarya—before facing the Lord.
Bangaru Tirupati invites you not just for darshan—but for self-reflection, inner cleansing, and soul-level devotion. The spiritually symbolic act of viewing Lord Venkateshwara through the six-windowed kindi is a powerful reminder that true darshan requires inner transformation.
📿 Come and immerse yourself in Bhakti, Utsava, and Shuddhi at this golden sanctuary of Lord Venkateshwara.
The temple holds great mythological significance. As per legend, Brighu Maharshi, in search of the supreme God among the Trimurti, was granted darshan by Lord Venkateshwara at this sacred site. The Lord appeared as a Udbhava Murthy (self-manifested idol), sanctifying the land forever.
The darshan is offered through the “Bhrugu Kindi”, a symbolic gateway that urges devotees to shed ego and negativity before entering divine presence. This makes Bangaru Tirupati a rare blend of legend, spiritual symbolism, and sacred ritual.
Built in the 20th century (1964), the temple features:
Pooja Name Timing | |
Temple Opening | 07:30 AM – 07:30 PM IST |
Abhisheka Pooja | 08:00 AM – 09:30 AM IST |
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