Temples of Karnataka State

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Ananteeswara Temple, Udupi

Anegudde Vinayaka Temple, Udupi

Baba Budan Giri, Chikmagalur

Begur Panchalingeshwarar Temple, Bangalore

 Bhagandeshwara Temple - Bhagmandala

 Bull Temple, Chamundi Hills

 Bylakuppe Buddhist Golden Temple - Coorg

Champakadhama Temple, Bangalore

Chamundeswari Temple, Chamundi Hills

Chandramouleeswara Temple, Udupi

Gavi Gangadhareswara Temple, Bangalore

Guru Nivas, Sringeri

Hiremagalur Kodanda Ram Temple

 ISKCON Temple, Bangalore

Janardhan Temple, Ambalapadi, Karnataka

 Kadri Manjunatheswara Temple, Mangalore

Kalmaradi Matha, Chikmagalur

 Keshava Temple, Somnathpur

Kille Venkataramana Temple, Mysuru Palace Complex

Krishna Temple, Udupi

Kollur Mookambika

Koteshwar Kotilingeshwar Temple, Udupi

Kirti Narayana Temple, Talakkad

Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Chamundi Hills

Lakshmi Ramana Temple (Old Article), Mysore Palace Complex

 Mahabaleshwar Temple, Chamundi Hills

Mahabaleshwar Temple - Mysore

Mahakali, Ambalapadi, Karnataka

Malesvara Temple, Talakkad

Mangla Devi Temple, Mangalore

Meenakshi Temple, Bangalore

Omkareshwara Temple - Madikeri

 Pajaka Kshetra, Udupi

 Pataleswar Temple, Talakkad

Prasanna Krishnaswami Temple (Old Article), Mysore Palace Complex

Raghavendra Mutt, Udupi

Ranganatha Swamy Temple, Srirangapatna

 Shankara Narayana Temple, Udupi

Sharada Temple, Sringeri

Shweta Varaha Temple, Mysore Palace Complex

 Sitalayana Matha, Mullayangiri

Siva Temple, Bangalore

Someshwara Temple, Bangalore

 Sringeri Temples

Tala Cauvery


Triveni Sangam - Bhagmandala

Vadapandeswara Temple, Udupi

Vaidyanatheeswara Temple, Talakkad

Venugopala Temple, Manipal

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