Kurudumale is known for the Temple of Ganesha and is a home to one of the largest idols, has a 13-and-a-half-foot Ganesha idol inside its walls. Saying to be very strong, individuals are visiting the deity before a fresh task or fresh stage of their lives begins.
It is thought that in the presence of this magnificent idol, if an individual with a pure heart asks for something, they will accomplish what they want and excellent levels of achievement. Since Ganesha is thought to be “Vighna Nashaka,” all of your hurdles will be evident and his blessings will always be welcome.
An architectural marvel whose enormous size takes away breath is said to be continually growing the notorious idol of the temple. An optical illusion, yet it must be experienced first-hand. The temple gives you a sensation of peace and tranquility, the strength and positivity of the radiating Lord Ganesha can be felt by all.
All days of a week 6:30 AM – 1:00 PM | 3:00 PM – 8:30 PM
July – October. Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the Kurudumale Ganesha Temple’s greatest festivals.
Time Duration: 30 Minutes
Entry Charges: Free
By Air: Bangalore’s Kempegowda International Airport – 110 km
By Train: Mulbagal taluk Rail way station – 11 km, Kolar Railway Station – 39 km
By Road: Mulbagal Bus Station – 8 km, Kolar Bus Station – 41 km.
Kurudmale Ganesha Temple, Mulbagal, Kurudumale, Kolar – 563131Karnataka, India.
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