SripadaRaja mutt , Narasimha teertha , Mulbagilu

In this last article of Mulbagilu tourist attractions we cover one of infamous spots - SripadaRaja mutt . 

Highlights

• Mutt has brindavan of SripadaRajaru also known earlier as Sri Laksminarayana theertharu
• Mutt also has brindavans of other descendants  since year 1238 till recent 19th century
• A well maintained Kalyani pond
• Free lunch service to devotees 
• Facilities to perform functions , Shraadhas etc

This spot is just beside on the national highway. Our team stopped here on a Sunday noon . We were mesmerized to get a glimpse of mutt history and the brindavans of mutt swamijis dating more than 800 to 900 years.

We had a very good generous lunch offered by mutt . Staff was very friendly and they explained about the history of mutt. 

About Sripadarajaru :

• Born in 1404 AD known as Lakshmi narayana took Sanyasa deeksha 
• Established Vidyalaya known popularly as nalanda university attracted many
• Over 10,000 disciples studied at SriPadaraja gurukulam
• Saluva Narasimha , maharaja of chandragiri perfomed rathanbhisheskam to Sripadarajaru
• Known as Pithamaha of haridasa Vidya Bhandaram for his great works , keerthanas , Dandakams , books in kannada etc
• He attained heavenly abode in 1504 AD at this spot.

Kalyani pond known by name Narasimha Theertha is very well maintained . Visitors who perform poojas and karmas take bath here . There are many fishes fed in this pond. Inside the temple is a small sanctum where Anjaneya & Narasimha idols are worshipped.

Best time to visit this spot is before 1 PM in morning as most of mutt activities are conducted before this time. A must visit awesome historic spot in Mulbagilu.

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Anjaneya swamy temple , Mulbagilu

Highlights

• Believed to be more than 3000 years old dating Pandavas period
• Arjuna one of Pandavas consecrated the idol
• Idol is about 7 to 8 feet 

It is a custom here where devotees perform pooja by submitting Tulasi leaves , Beetel leaves . Surrounding this main sanctum are other sanctums of Venkateshwara , Navagraha and a small kalyani pond.

One of the major attractions in the center busiest street of Mulbagilu. A good spot to visit during your stay at Mulabagilu. Temple is open from morning till evening on weekends , during weekdays we suggest to visit between 8 AM to 11 AM or at evening between 6 PM to 7.30 PM

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Someshwara temple , Mulbagilu - weekend devotional destinations

In this article , we share our visit experience to Someshwara temple , Mulabagilu about 100 kms from Bengaluru

It was a Sunday after covering Ramalingeshwara temple we headed towards Mulabagilu , on the way we had planned to cover this spot. When we reached it was around 12 PM , luckily priest was just about to close and we got the darshan.

Believed to exist for more than 1000 years , temple has 3 sanctums . In the inner most sanctum Shiva linga of about 1 feet is worshiped. Temple structure resemble cholas style construction with a Dwaja stambha right in front . There are mantaps surrounding the temple area , a small kalyani pond which needs renovation 

Temple is open between 8 AM to 11 AM and at evenings between 6 PM to 7.30 PM for darshan. A nice calm place to visit during your stay at Mulbagilu

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Ganesha temple , Kurudumale - weekend devotional destinations

In this post on weekend devotional destinations we cover Kurudumale Gamesha temple at Mulbagilu taluk in Karnataka about 120 kms from Bengaluru.

Temple has 2 sanctums ,  inner sanctum we noticed a big 6 to 7 feet Saligrama Ganesha idol  is consecrated. As per priest , idol is believed to be existing since thousands of years , belief is Trimurthis i.e Brahma , Vishnu , Maheshwara consecrated the idol. 

Devotees believe performing pooja here is sure of getting their wishes fulfilled . On weekends many devotees from surrounding areas visit for darshan. Village fares are conducted every Sunday near the temple.

Government has taken over development of surrounding area . Opposite to the temple is a small hill where there are stop points created for recreation. Temple is well accessible with fair facilities for food nearby.

Temple is open for darshan from morning till evening on weekends and on weekdays its recommended to visit before 12 PM or later by evening between 6 to 7 PM. If you are planning a trip to Mulbagilu this is one unique spot to visit.

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Garuda temple , Koladevi - weekend devotional destinations

In this article on weekend devotional destinations , we cover one of the unique temples in Karnataka , the Garuda temple at Koladevi near Mulbagilu about 120 kms from Bengaluru

History

• As displayed at temple - During Ramayana , when Ravana in his pushpakavimana was carrying Sita to his Lanka , Jatayu , the vulture which was flying on the way attacked Ravana in an attempt to save Sita . Ravana fought against Jatayu , cut its wings and moved further towards Lanka. Helpless Jatayu started descending towards ground into the forest chanting Rama name . Later when Rama in search of Sita , while passing through found Jatayu , came to know about the incident. Jatayu without caring about its life , pleaded Rama to move faster and save Sita from Ravana and finally passed away at Rama

• Deity Garuda is believed as next form of Jatayu in kaliyuga . 

• Its believed during Mahabharatha, during Pandavas exile , Arjuna hit a weapon which lit the forest with fire , many animals including Sarpa (Snake) and its family were burnt to death , following which Arjuna had to suffer from Sarpa Dosha. Later its beleived Arjuna performed Garuda pooja and cleared Sarpa dosha . Vulture usually hunts Snakes which in mythology is considered to carry forward similar opinion.

Special poojas are conducted here during every Full moon day (Hunnime / Poornima) . Devotees who believe to relieve of Sarpa dosha perform pooja here. Temple committee arrange free prasadam , lunch every day.

Temple is open from morning till evening.  Temple priest may be reached on mobile number 9900581401 for Poojas and programs.

On a rush day , parking may be a problem here as temple is inside a village having narrow roads . Overall a good spot to enjoy with family and friends. Do visit this spot and share us your experience.

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