Bangalore is home to many different temples, devoted to different deities. Here is a list of 6 such renowned temples in Bangalore that can be visited on an extended stay while residing within any of the hotels near BIEC.

1. 6 Renowned Temples In Bangalore
Temples are an integral part of Hinduism, which reflects a synthesis of arts,
beliefs, values, and the way of life cherished under the religion. They are a
sacred place where devotees can connect with their deities; a place of refuge
during difficult times. There are a number of deities and temples across India,
each temple being special in its own way, having its own unique history.
Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka, one of India’s popular tourist destinations,
is also home to many such varied temples. So, while you’re here on a
professional visit, say a meeting or conference to attend, you can extend your
stay by a day or two to visit some such temples, and add a religious essence to
your trip. And, when you do so, you’ll also need to make a booking at a hotel
where you can expect a comfortable and private stay. Kingston Hotel is one such
place that proves to be an ideal choice for the corporate traveller with great
value, luxury, and service that is personal and par excellence, making it one of
the ultimate hotels near BIEC.
So, let’s get you onto a list of some of the most stunning religious sites in the
city. Bangalore, being home to people of all religions, has something for
everyone – devotees of Lord Vishnu, Lord Ganesha, Lord Hanuman, Lord Shiva,
Lord Venkateshwara, Goddess Parvati, and many others.
Chokkanathaswamy Temple – Dedicated to Lord Vishnu
One of the oldest temples built in Bangalore, the Chokkanathaswamy temple is
beautifully constructed with large pillars and sculptured statues. Situated in
Domlur, this temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu brings out the presence of puranic
energy across the entire temple.

2. Hulimavu Cave Temple – Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, and the Devi
This temple, located in the city’s heart, is renowned for its distinctive
construction and design. Famous for its stunning and tranquil surroundings, the
temple is one of the holiest places in Bangalore. There are three important
dieties within the temple – a Shivalinga occupying the center, on one side being
the Devi, and the other side being Lord Ganesha.
Shri Abhaya Anjaneya Temple – Dedicated to Lord Hanuman
Situated in the Agara village of South Bangalore, this Hanuman temple is one of
the most important temples in Bangalore. The gigantic 102 feet tall Abhaya
Anjaneya statue of Hanuman stands on a lotus pedestal, being a popular temple
among the local residents, being visited by hundreds of devotees every day.
Shivoham Shiva Temple – Dedicated to Lord Shiva
A famous Shiva temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, this is a spiritual destination
located on Old Airport Road, featuring a 65-feet tall state of Lord Shiva. The
temple attracts almost 5,00,000 worshippers and visitors every year, with more
than 1,00,000 devotees seen to pay homage on the special occasion of Maha
Shivratri.
Kote Venkataramana Temple – Dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara
This temple has been built in Dravadian and Vijayanagar style by the ruler of
Mysore in the late 17th
century. the temple consists of a sanctum which is
connected to a central hall by a vestibule, the walls having a row of deity
sculptures in frieze at the base. The hall ceiling is supported by pillars that have
clusters of colonettes, alternating with yalis in all four directions. The main
festival celebrated at this temple is Vaikuntha Ekadashi, when thousands of
devotees throng the temple.
Banashankari Amma Temple – Dedicated to Goddess Parvati
This temple is known as both Banashankari or Vanashankari, since it is located
in the holy region of Tilakaaranta Forest. Devoted to Goddess Shakambari, an
incarnation of Goddess Parvati, is a major attraction of devotees from not only
Karnataka, but also the neighbouring state of Maharashtra.