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Bangaru Tirupati – Story – Darshan - Pooja Timings Of Bangaru Tirupathi Temple at Guttahalli in Karnataka

Bangaru Tirupati, also known as Shri Venkataramana Swamy Temple, is located at Guttahalli in Karnataka and is dedicated to Lord Balaji. This Venkateswara Temple is one of the 108 Tirupathis in India. The temple is located around 25 km from Kolar and 100 km from Bangalore. The temple is visited by devotees who are unable to visit Tirumala Tirupati Balaji Temple.

Pooja Timings Of Bangaru Tirupathi Temple at Guttahalli in Karnataka

Bangaru Tirupati Story

The legend associated with the Bangaru Tirupathi temple suggests that the place of temple is where Bhrigu Rishi performed penance and intense austerities. Bhrigu Rishi had kicked Vishnu in anger and Goddess Lakshmi had left Vishnu for tolerating the insult of Bhrigu Rishi.

Bhrigu Rishi who later repented his action performed austerities at Bangaru Tirupati. Srihari Vishnu is worshipped here as Ekanta Srinivasa – one without consort Lakshmi.

Bangaru Tirupati Darshan

The murti of Bajaji is viewed through a small window and is called netra darshana. The belief is that darshan of lord through this small window helps in attaining moksha.

Bangaru Tirupati Temple Timings 

The temple is open for Darshan from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

The Brahmotsavam (important temple festival) is observed for 9 days in the month of Magha((January) from the full Moon day.

Bethamangala is around 4 km from the temple. Another nearby important town is Kolar (25 km).