A Description Of Sugreeva Venkateshwara Temple

Sugreeva Venkateshwara Temple
You can visit Sugreeva Venkateshwara Temple which is located at Balepet area in Bangalore. This temple is dedicated to Sugreeva, one of the important character of Ramayana. Here you can also see a 6 feet tall statue of sugreeva, who is well-known as monkey king and he is also a good friend of Lord ram.
Kote Venkataramana Temple
You can also visit the late 17th century venkataramana temple which is located near the old fort adjacent to the palace of sultan, ruler of Mysore kingdom. This Temple is dedicated to the god Venkateshwara, located near the old fort at Krishnarajendra Road. It is one of the old shrines temple in Bangalore.
Halasuru Someshwara Temple
You can visit Lord someshwara Temple located in the suburb
This is also well-known as the Nandi Temple made of granite. This temple built in 1537 on a hill top with a porch in the Vijayanagara architectural style is named after the large granite Nandi monolith placed on a plinth in the temple shrine. The temple is exclusive for the worship of the sacred bull in Hinduism, known as Nandi Lord Shiva's vahana. Nandi idol at this temple is said to be one of the largest in the world with height of about 15 ft. Temple for Dodda Ganapathy, the Ganesha temple is also located at the foot of the hill.

Shri Nimishamba Devi temple

You can visit the Shri Nimishamba Devi temple which is located at Rajarajeshwari Nagar. This temple is built in the traditional Parashurama Kshetra architectural style, which is not found elsewhere in Bangalore or its surroundings. This temple was built with the help of a large number of devotees of Shri Nimishamba Devi. The temple has shrines of Devi Nimishamba, Moukthikeswara (Siva), Siddhi Vinayaka, Saraswathi and Lakshmi Narayana. Chandika Homa is performed every day in a specially designed Yagna Shala.

Jamia
This is the most impressive mosque in Bangalore. Designed by Rayyaz Asifuddin of Hyderabad, it was built in 1940 with white marble from Rajasthan and is dedicated to Tipu Sultan. This landmark has bulbous domes, twin towers standing on exquisitely carved granite pillars and fashioned jali work in the balcony. It is a five–storeyed structure, with space to accommodate up to 10,000 devotees. With an ablution pool in the centre of mosque, the ambiance inside the mosque is cool, serene and airy.

Haji Sir Ismail Sait Mosque

You can visit the Haji Sir Ismail Sait Mosque which is named after Haji Sir Ismail Sait, a prominent Gujarati speaking Kutchi Memon merchant of Bangalore Cantonment who built this mosque. This is located in the posh locality of Fraser Town. It was built at a time when there were only a few Muslims in the suburb. Haji Sir Ismail Sait arrived in Bangalore in 1870 from Cutch, Gujarat with his parents.
Masjid-e-Khadriya

You can also visit a very beautiful Masjid-e-Khadriya which is in the heart of Bangalore city located at southern state of Karnataka in India. It is situated on Millers Road in the city inside an Eidgah ground. In this ground where this mosque is housed is called Quddus Sahib Eidgah and also Haj camp is organised every