Karnataka is home to some of the country’s most fascinating temples. There are sky-high Lord Shiva statues gazing at the Arabian Sea to a Lord Krishna idol that you can only peek at through a ...

During the 5th–6th centuries, the early Chalukya rulers followed Vaishnavism, later converting to Shaivism, which explains the predominance of Shiva temples in the region. Pattadakal, along with ...

As we celebrate Sawan Shivratri on July 23, here’s a list of a few Lord Shiva temples you can visit in Karnataka. Marking this significant day, devotees in and around Bengaluru can take darshan at ...

Kukke Leads Again. According to the Religious Endowment Department, Kukke Subramanya Temple has once again become the state's ...

In its circular, the department has emphasised the need to raise awareness about the religious significance of cows, besides stressing the need to revive the traditional practice of Gau Puja.

Coastal pilgrimage centres witnessed sharp revenue growth this festive season, driven by holiday travel, welfare-linked tourism and packed temple towns City’s sole A-Grade temple posts Rs 11.38 crore ...

Devotees flock to Mysuru's Vaishnava temples for darshan on Vaikunta Ekadasi, celebrating with rituals and festivities.