Shri Ayyappa Swami Seva Samiti (Madiwala) — Attraction in Bengaluru

The Ayyappa Swamy Temple in Madiwala is undoubtedly a gem among the many cultural and religious treasures that Bangalore has to offer. Steeped in history and devotion, this temple stands as a testament to the rich heritage of the city. Here's my review of the Ayyappa Swamy Temple:

Nestled by the tranquil waters of Madiwala Lake and embraced by the lush greenery, the Ayyappa Swamy Temple creates an oasis of peace and spirituality in the heart of the bustling city of Bangalore. The temple's serene surroundings set the perfect stage for a spiritual journey, offering a respite from the urban chaos.

Upon entering the temple complex, one is immediately struck by the devotion and artistry that have gone into its creation. The intricate carvings and captivating sculptures adorning the main temple structure are not only a feast for the eyes but also a vivid depiction of Hindu mythology. These visuals provide a powerful connection to the stories and legends of the faith.

Inside, one discovers a treasure trove of knowledge in the temple's library, which is a thoughtful addition for those seeking to delve deeper into the philosophy and spirituality of Hinduism. It's an ideal place for spiritual seekers and scholars to explore the profound teachings and texts that form the foundation of the religion.

What truly sets the Ayyappa Swamy Temple apart, though, is its role as a center of devotion and pilgrimage. Every year, thousands of devotees and curious tourists alike flock to this sacred place. The collective energy of these individuals as they offer their prayers and witness the grandeur of the temple creates a vibrant and profound atmosphere that is both humbling and uplifting.

In conclusion, the Ayyappa Swamy Temple in Madiwala is more than just a place of worship; it's a cultural and spiritual landmark that welcomes people from all walks of life. Whether you're a devout follower or simply an admirer of art and history, this temple offers an enriching and soulful experience. It's a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the cultural and spiritual tapestry...

The madiwala Ayyappa Swamy Temple situated in the heart of garden city Bangalore, was started as a small Bhajana Mandir in the year 1977. The prathishta (Installation Ceremony) of Lord Ayyappan in Panchaloha idol was conducted in 1997 under the guidance of Sabarimala Thantri Brahmasri Neelakantararu. Later in the year 2007 installation of Panchaloha Dhwajasthambam,Navagraha and Naga was done in the presence of sabarimala Thantri Kantararu Mohanaruru. Mahakumbabhishekam was conducted at the same time. The other deities in the Temple are Lord Ganapathy, Lord Subramanya,Lord Vishnu,Lord Siva and Devi. Lord Madiwala Ayyappan is also well known as Kulanthai Daivam

The temple consists of the a sanctum sanctorum with a copper-plated roof and four golden finials at the top. The architectural principles of Kerala temple architecture has been followed in making the Temple.

Visitors are advised to wear clean and conservative clothing while visiting the Temple.

The daily worship and rituals are done in the traditional Kerala Style.

Morning pooja and Abisheka at 5:50 A:M and evening...

It's a great place, i have never been in my life time to this place, i would have crossed this place minimum 500 times, but not even once been inside, don't ask me why, Sorry... This time I blv as per the wish of God i have been inside to worship him.. it's such a small place with lot of positive vibe, please give a try.. obviously it's on the main road with a huge traffic. But when you start praying inside the temple you may not feel the sound of traffic instead you may feel you presence of yourself inside the temple..., a small place with huge divinity.. this temple has lord Aiyappan along with lord Ganesha (Cute), lord Murugan, lord Vishnu, lord Shiva, lord Meenakshi Amman, then with saneerswaran, They doing padi poojai, putting annathanam.. For this many are sponsoring and many family is having the food over there itself like a marriage hall.. it's kind of complete meal for the night.. it is really great.. nearly 200+ people are having it with the blessing of lord Aiyappa... Annathaana Priyan (Swamiyei...