Kille Venkataramana Swamy Temple

Overview

Toward the west of the Mysore castle is the Kille Venkataramana Swamy sanctuary constructed in 1825 amid the rule of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III. Kille Venkatramana Swamy Temple is a standout amongst the most very much enjoyed spiritual tourism site in Mysore of Karnataka. Numerous Mysore canvases and representations of the illustrious family embellish the dividers of the sanctuary.

History of the Temple

Amid the reign of Tipu, the Mysore Family was still in Srirangapatana. Queen Lakshmammanni, spouse of Krishnaraja Wodeyar 2 was profoundly agonized over the Dynasty and its future. At that point Lord Venkataramana is said to have showed up in her fantasy, and guided her that his statue which is in balamuri ought to be sanctified in Mysore. By this devout demonstration, her Dynasty would get Salvation.
She hence, continued to Balamuri without the learning of the sultan and brought the picture of Venkataramana, sanctified it in the sanctuary, and worshipped persistently. This is said to have helped the family and after the fall of Tipu, the Kingdom was re-established to the Wodeyar Dynasty.

Accessibility

Airport

The nearest airport is Mysore Airport.

Railways

Mysore is well connected to other major cities of the country via regular trains.

Road

You can easily get regular buses to Mysore from other major cities of the country.

Temple Address

Kille Venkataramana Swamy Temple,
Sayyaji Rao Rd, Agrahara,
Chamrajpura, Mysore,
Karnataka, India,
Pincode – 570004.