Shree Gopala Krishna Temple is glittering with the beautiful blending of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamilnadu styles of Temple architecture. Shri Badekkila Shyamasundar Bhat, a reputed architect of Mysore had the privilege of carving out statues of four-armed Sri Gopalakrishna, the incarnation of Sri Mahavishnu and Sri Mahaganapathi. The memorable occasion of the inauguration, the Brahmakalasha, Religious discourses, and mass feeding or “Maha Annasantharpane” took place between 25th April to 30th April 2007. In these religious functions, several Holy Swamijis of the region and celebrated personalities, and a very large number of devotees did participate. The ‘Brahmakalashothsava Samithi’ has been constituted having Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade, Dharmadhikari of Shri Kshetra Dharmasthala as the Honorary President, and Shri N. Vinaya Hegde, Chairman of Nitte Educational Institutions as the Working President and many dignitaries of the region as members. The Advisory Committee has consisted of Prof. M.B. Puranik, Capt. Ganesh Karnik and Dr. P. Ananthakrishna Bhat. The entire pious ‘Brahmakalasha’ and ‘Prathishta’ of God have been performed by a renowned Thantri Shri Uleya Vishnu Asra, with the presence of Shri Arikkadi Narayana Deva Poojithaya, the Adyathmika Guru of Shri K.C. Naik.
All days of a week
| Morning | 5.00 A.M. – 1.00 P.M. |
| Evening | 4.00 P.M. – 8.30. P.M. |
| Schedule | Timings |
| Abhishekam | 6.00 AM |
| Ganapathi Homa | 7.30 AM |
| Morning Maha Pooja | 8.00 AM |
| Noon Maha Pooja | 12.30 PM |
| Deeparadhana | Sunset Time |
| Night Maha Pooja | 8.00 PM |
| Day | Timings | Pooja | INR |
| Sankashtahara Chathurthi | 7.30 A.M. | Ganapathi Homa | 100-00 |
| Shukla Paksha First Saturday | 10.00 A.M. | Shani Pooja | 175-00 |
| All Sankramanas | 12.30 P.M. | Vishesha karthika Pooja | 2000-00 |
| Full Moon Days | 10.00 A.M. | Shri Sathyanarayana Pooja | 175-00 |
| Shukla Paksha Panchami | 9.00 A.M. | Shri Naga and Rakteshwari Tambila (Pooja) | 100-00 |
| Name of Seva | Cost |
| Karpoorarati | 10-00 |
| Panchakkajaaya | 15-00 |
| Theertha Bottle | 15-00 |
| Pushpanjali | 25-00 |
| Kartika Pooja | 30-00 |
| Thrimadhura | 40-00 |
| Ashtothara Shathanamarchana | 40-00 |
| Kshreera Payasa | 50-00 |
| Kshreera Abhisheka | 50-00 |
| Panchamrutha Abhisheka | 60-00 |
| Gingelly Oil Abhisheka | 60-00 |
| Gingilley Oil Deepa Samarpana | 60-00 |
| Gougrasa | 70-00 |
| Kadali Shankara | 70-00 |
| Pushpa Hara | 75-00 |
| Tulasi Hara | 75-00 |
| Ghee Deepa Samarpana | 80-00 |
| Balivadu Seva (Naivedya Samarpan) | 80-00 |
| Hoovina Pooja | 100-00 |
| Alankara Pooja | 140-00 |
| Sahasra Naamarchana (Tulasi) | 140-00 |
| Archana Alankara Pooja | 250-00 |
| Vishesh Alankara Pooja | 300-00 |
| Pavamana Abhisheka – inform one day earlier | 400-00 |
| Maha Pooja | 400-00 |
| Thulabhara Seva – Kanike (Excluding Things and other requirements) | 750-00 |
| Sarva Seve | 1000-00 |
| Vishesha Karthika Pooja | 2000-00 |
| Continued Pooja (for 5 yrs) (Once in every year) | 2000-00 |
| One day’s all Three Poojas | 3000-00 |
| Small Mahaseva (Small Rangapooja) | 5000-00 |
| Maha Seva (Ranga pooja) | 8000-00 |
| Shashwatha Pooja (One day in every year) | 25,000-00 |
By Air: Bajpe – Mangalore International Airport – 10 km
By Train: Mangalore central Railway Station – 5 km
By Bus: Shakthinagar – 2.5 km, 6A, 6B, 6C, and 6D are the City bus routes.
Shree Gopala Krishna Temple, Classique Village, Shaktinagar, Mangalore – 575016, Karnataka, India.
Official Site of Sri Gopala Krishnan Temple
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