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Hattiangadi Sri Siddhivinayaka Temple

JPWM+Q62, Kundapura, Hattiangady, Karnataka 576201, India

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poojas such as Ashtadravyathmaka Ganahavana and Thrikala Pooja every day. The renovated Temple was inaugurated in 1980 by the then Chief Minister of Karnataka Devaraj Arasu. The Temple was once again renovated and was built in granites in 1997. Thirty-two Ganapathi idols as explained in Mudgala Purana were also installed in the Temple premises. A Navagraha Mandir was also added. A concrete tower has been established on Tallur Vandse Highway to welcome the devotees coming to Hattiyangadi Siddhivinayaka Temple. The Temple is running the Central Gurukula English Medium residential school, which is intending to impart quality education. The management is also developing the Varahi Thapovana (herbal plantation) at a cost of Rs one crore. This also includes Navagraha Vana, Rashivana, Nakshathravana Saptharshivana and Panchayathanavana as explained in Hindu Holy books. Thapovana covers a guesthouse, Guru Kuteera, fountain and other light and sound equipment intending to entertain visitors. Managing trustee of the Temple Sri Ramachandra Bhat has put great efforts in developing the Temple as a perfect Hindu pilgrimage. The Temple was provided with all basic amenities including an approach road. The devotees coming from far are provided free food at Sri Balchandra Prasada the Temple-dining hall that accommodates 400-500 people at one sitting. On the top floor are the Pravachana Mandir and Sabhagruha. The Temple has well-equipped lodges, choultry, seminar hall, Yaga Shala. Goshala (cowshed), and Kalyana Mantapa for the benefit of the devotees. The Temple also houses the Siddivinayaka School of ancient scriptures, where students are given free accommodation, food, clothes and education. Various developmental activities are conducted with help of the money received in charity. Various cultural activities are held throughout the year along with state-level Yakshagana Kammata-workshop, study and demonstration of medicinal herbs and shrubs, agricultural and yoga camps etc.

Prajeeth ShettyPrajeeth Shetty

The Hattiangadi Sri Siddhivinayaka Temple in Karnataka is an ancient Ganesha temple, believed to be from the 7th or 8th century, known for its unique Saligrama idol with jata-hair (curly hair). Located in the village of Hattiangadi, near Kundapura, it is a significant pilgrimage site where devotees believe wishes are granted by the Lord. The temple's most sacred ritual involves arecanut flowers,which are believed to fall from the deity's crown during the aarti as a sign of wish fulfillment.  The main idol of Lord Vinayaka is carved from a black Saligrama stone and is the only one in India with loose jata-hair.  The temple dates back to the 7th or 8th century, when Hattiangadi was the capital of the Alupa kings.  The temple is named "Siddhi Vinayaka," meaning "giver of all accomplishments and success," and devotees perform special poojas to have their wishes granted.  A unique and sacred ritual is the offering of arecanut flowers at the crown of the deity, which fall during the aarti, signifying the acceptance of a devotee's prayer.  The temple is situated in Hattiangadi, a village in the Kundapura taluk of Udupi district, Karnataka.  It is a prominent pilgrimage center, attracting devotees from all over the world,  The site was once a sacred place for the meditation of Saint Sri Govindarama Yathivarya in the 16th century.  You can find more details and contact information on the official temple website.  The temple offers facilities for devotees, including restrooms and free meals, and has a residential school and an herb plantation.

Paras VermaParas Verma

The Hattiangadi Sri Siddhivinayaka Temple is a beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, located in the Udupi district of Karnataka, India. It was built around 960 years back. The temple is known for its serene atmosphere and beautiful architecture, which is a blend of traditional and modern styles. The highlight of the temple is the idol of Lord Ganesha, which is carved out of a single stone and is believed to be one of the most powerful idols of Lord Ganesha in the region. The temple also has a beautiful garden and a small pond that adds to the peaceful atmosphere. The temple is visited by devotees from all over the country, who come here to seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha. Overall, the Hattiangadi Sri Siddhivinayaka Temple is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the spiritual and cultural heritage of India. Entry is FREE and no waiting during the weekdays.

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The eighth century Sri Siddhivinayaka Temple at Hattiyangadi in Kundapur taluk is a historical and well-known pilgrimage centre for Hindus of the coast. Hattiyangadi (Pattinagara) was the capital of Alupa Kings, who ruled the Tulunadu during seventh and eighth centuries. They had close ties with some other Jain cities such as Purigere (Lakshmeeshwara) and Hombuja (Humcha). Later Hoysala and Honnekambala Kings ruled Hattiyangadi, which was also known as Goshtipura, as it hosted a number of...

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poojas such as Ashtadravyathmaka Ganahavana and Thrikala Pooja every day.

The renovated Temple was inaugurated in 1980 by the then Chief Minister of Karnataka Devaraj Arasu. The Temple was once again renovated and was built in granites in 1997. Thirty-two Ganapathi idols as explained in Mudgala Purana were also installed in the Temple premises. A Navagraha Mandir was also added. A concrete tower has been established on Tallur Vandse Highway to welcome the devotees coming to Hattiyangadi...