Temples

Ranganathaswamy Temple

Magadi ranganatha temple 36 km from ramanagara,  the rangantha temple it is cholas period. Ranganatha temple is also built in an evevated placed called swarnadri parvata. The area in which this temple is situated is called “Tirumale”. There is vast prakara with a gateway having tall rajagopura. The garbhagriha has a dravida shikara having later vijayanagara workmanship. Daily anna dasoha facilities are who visit destination.

Kengal Anjaneyaswamy Temple

Bangalore- mysore highway 10 km from ramanagara, this temple was built during the period of karanataka’s 2^nd chief minister, sri kengal Hanumanthaiah who is also the chief architect behind of vidhana soudha, the legislature building in Bangalore. This temple older then 60 years.  Pilgrimages are most visitors of this temple, every Saturday more number of traditional tourists will visit. Basic facilities are available at kengal.

Shri Kabbalamma Devi Temple

Nestled along the serene stretch of Kanakapura Main Road, Shri Kabbalamma Devi Temple, also known as Shri Kshetra Kabbalu, stands as a sacred haven, drawing devotees and spiritual seekers from near and far. This revered temple is not only a site of religious significance but also an architectural marvel steeped in history and cultural richness.

 Shri Someshwara Swamy Temple

Nestled in the historic town of Magadi, Karnataka, the Shri Someshwara Swamy Temple stands as a testament to the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of the region. This sacred abode is not only a place of worship but also an architectural marvel that captivates visitors with its intricate details and historical significance.