The Narasimha Swamy temple at Seebi is located in the Tumkur taluk of Tumkur district, in the Indian state of Karnataka. Seebi is located on National Highway 4, just 20 km north of Tumkur city.
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250 years old temple very well maintained 🤗 Very clean, slipper stand, luggage and mobile counter available, very safe CCTV camera, vehicle easily access, no steps, senior citizens easily walk, very good clean food available... Sunday, holiday special day little crowd, but very good nature, visit on workday, no crowd very peaceful area car parking all free !! Saligram shila of sri narasimha swami, Located just beside NH47, Once a year procession will be there, the chariot is magnificent with stone wheels Temple has mysore kingdom style and many idols all over temple. recently they made modifications like covering inner temple premises with shelter sheets to protect us from rains and sun burns. Also Mobile's not allowed inside temple, check timings before going to temple otherwise you may end up infront of closed door. Oldest, simple and...
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Amazing place to visit for peace of mind! The place is crowded on Saturdays and Sundays . Also prasadam is distributed on these days usually ! One can visit this early in the morning and take tickets for abhisheka that happens at 10:30 in the morning. 120₹ was the abhisheka cost if we have our own abhishekha items like milk, curd etc .otherwise if the temple has to arrange they will charge you 250₹. Lots of monkeys in the campus . So take bananas for those monkeys to feed them. Also note not much pooja items were available near the temple. We had taken the pooja items from home. We had been there on Tuesday. They will charge you 30₹ at the entrance gate (entrance arch) of the temple. We had gone...
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Can anyone tell the details of Mundan (Gundu) for my daughter..fees and timings for it.. Motioned number is switched off. Don't know anyone to contact about it.
Edit 18/02/2020 Someone received the call on mentioned number and gave details. I had been there for Mundan.... They charge Rs. 150/- without anything else. Others usually give fruits,grain and maybe flowers with Rs. 100/-. Temple has changed a lot.. Maintained very well compared to before (maybe because there was a Jaatre(fair) in that week not sure) overall temple visit was pleasant. Would try visiting often.
I had been there....there is a contact number near kalyani...you can call them directly...they...
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