Sri Matsya Narayana Gudi — Attraction in Bengaluru

Nestled on a peaceful hill within Bangalore, Sri Matsya Narayana Gudi offers a refreshing break from the usual city rhythm. If you ever long for the warmth and simplicity of village life, this place gently brings that feeling back to you.

The surroundings are calm and inviting, with a few Gir cows adding to the earthy charm. When I visited, annadana (free meal) was being served—an experience that added a sense of community and care, though it may not happen every day.

The entry fee is just ₹20, and in return, you get something far more valuable: quietness, fresh air, and space to reflect. Unlike the usual tourist-heavy spots, it’s not crowded, making it perfect for a peaceful family outing or personal time.

The highlight for me was the magnificent banyan tree at the top, its wide branches spreading like arms, letting the breeze pass through while offering shade...

The temple is open for darshan from 7 AM to 12.30 PM and from 4.30 PM to 8PM on Monday to Saturday and on Sundays and holidays, the temple is open for darshan from 7 AM to 8 PM.

The Matsya Narayana temple celebrates the major annual festival on Matsya Jayanti. The annual festival of Matsya Jayanti is celebrated on Chaitra Shukla Paksha Tritya (Third day of the waxing moon period of the Chaitra month (March-...

Visited the Matsya Narayana Gudi adjoining the Omkar temple.The place has 2 entry points one for the walking crowd and the other one behind the college.Went during monsoon and the Omkar temple is an excellent place to spend your evenings.The Matsya Narayana temple is located behind the Omkar hills temple and pathway...