Shivagiri Temple — Attraction in Karnataka

Time : 7 am to 7 pm

Parking : Paid Parking lot beside the temple.for both 2 and 4 wheeler.

Tickets : 20 Rs for Elder, 10 Rs for kids

Mode Of payment: Cash and UPI

I recently visited the Shivgiri Temple in Bijapur, and I must say, it was an unforgettable experience! Nestled in a serene environment, this temple boasts the world's fourth-largest Shiv statue and the second largest in Karnataka, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking a blend of spirituality and awe-inspiring artistry.

The temple complex is incredibly well-maintained, with pristine cleanliness that adds to the overall peaceful atmosphere. As you stroll through the expansive garden area, you’ll be greeted by beautiful statues of Indian deities, including Krishna and Devi, which truly enhance the devotional ambiance of the place.

In addition to the main temple, there are several smaller temples dedicated to Ganesha and the Nava Graha, allowing for a comprehensive spiritual experience. Families will appreciate the small amusement park for kids, which is chargeable, but there’s also a lovely free garden area with slides and play equipment where children can have a blast!

One of the highlights was the small bird zoo, which added an extra layer of enjoyment for both kids and adults alike. The garden also doubles as a function area, making it an ideal venue for special occasions like weddings and birthdays.

For those looking to take home a little something from their visit, there are shops nearby offering toys for kids and various devotional items. And don’t miss out on the delicious food options available – it’s the perfect way to end your visit!

Overall, Shivgiri Temple is an excellent destination for families looking to spend quality time together. Whether you're there for the spirituality, the stunning architecture, or just a fun day out with the kids, this place has something for everyone....

The Shivagiri temple in Vijayapura (Bijapur), Karnataka, houses a massive, 85-foot-tall statue of Lord Shiva, considered the second largest resting statue of Shiva in India. Constructed by the T.K. Patil Banakatti Charitable Trust, the statue weighs approximately 1,500 tonnes. It was sculpted by artists from Shimoga and designed by architects from Bangalore. The temple also features a smaller Shivalinga beneath the main statue, and "Shiva Charite" is inscribed on the inner walls. The 85-foot (26 m) tall statue of Lord Shiva installed by the T.K. Patil Banakatti Charitable Trust in Vijayapura at Shivapur on Sindagi Road is gradually developing as a pilgrimage place.1,500 tonnes statue considered as the second biggest statue of Lord Shiva in the country was prepared by sculptors from Shimoga for more than 13 months and the civilian design was provided by Bangalore-based architects. The statue weighs around 1,500 tonnes. A small idol of Shivalinga is installed beneath the big statue. “Shiva Charite” will also be inscribed in Kannada on the inner walls of the temple to help the devotees learn the mythological stories related to Lord Shiva.At Shivagiri Vijaypura, we offer serene and sacred spaces available for hosting a variety of special events. Whether you are planning a wedding, a birthday celebration, or any other significant life event, our tranquil surroundings and majestic statue of Lord Shiva provide a unique and spiritual backdrop. Our event spaces are designed to accommodate both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations, ensuring that your special day is both memorable and meaningful. With a setting that radiates peace and devotion, Shivagiri Vijaypura is the perfect place to create lasting memories. We welcome you to explore our venue options and make your event truly...

This shiva statue is one if the highest staue in Karnataka as well as in india too and people amny devoties come over here and enjoy this place celebrate their holy karma's they build a beautiful garden where they have some animals birds get to see and fun games for childrens also built here and Lord statue is an 85 feet tall Shiva Statue that has been installed by the T.K. Patil Banakatti Charitable Trust in Bijapur at Shivapur on Sindagi Road. It is slowly making as a pilgrimage location. 1,500 tonnes statue of Lord Shiva is considered as the second largest statue of Lord Shiva in India and was prepared by sculptors from Shimoga for above 13 months plus the civilian design was supplied by Bangalore-situated architects . A small idol of Shiva will be installed beneath the big statue. Besides, the "Shiva Charite" will be engraved on the inside walls of temple in Kannada to help devotees learn the mythological stories related to Shiva. The trust wants to make it a major pilgrimage centre. What is making it a place of public interest is the series of charity work the trust has taken up there. An old age home is coming up on this 18-acre sprawling premises named as Basant Van, and it is scheduled to be inaugurated on same day. Mr.Patil told The Hindu that initially it can accommodate 52 members and the capacity will be enhanced gradually.Women will be given preference in admission. Once this is stabilised, the trust will establish a free boarding school for meritorious students from economically and socially...