DHARMASTHALA KUKKE SUBRAHMANYA TOUR

DAY 01: Bangalore – Sauthadka Ganapathi Temple - Dharmasthala - Kukke Subrahmanya

Pickup from Bangalore at 6.30 AM in the morning and drive to Sauthadka Ganapathi Kshetra, a place dedicated to Vana Mahaganapathi (without any temple structure) and it is surrounded by scenic beauty. There is no restriction for worshiping god anytime. Then proceed to Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala, the holy abode for Hindu's. Visit to the Manjunathaswamy Temple, the main attraction of Dharmasthala and have a darshan of Lord Manjunatha Swamy (Shiva). Then visit to Rathnagiri (statue of Bhagawan Bahubali or Gommateshwara), Bidinede (Annappa) Betta, and Sri Rama Kshetra on the banks of river Nethravathi. Then drive to Kukke Subrahmanya, a popular religious destination which is surrounded by lush green forest along with hills. It is situated on the banks of the Kumaradhara River. On arrival at Kukke Subrahmanya, check in to the hotel and overnight stay at the hotel.
Tourist Palace: Sauthadka Ganapathi Kshetra,Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala.

DAY 02: Kukke Subrahmanya – Bangalore

Morning, visit Kukke Subrahmanya temple, a temple is famous for religious rituals pertaining to snake god, in the temple. First, visit Kashikatte Ganapathi Temple, a very ancient and Ganapathi idol installed by sage Narada and Kukke Shree Abhaya Mahaganapathi, one of the biggest monolithic statues of Ganapathi. It is 21 feet tall and the architecture of the shrine is in Nepali style. Visit Adisubrahmanya Temple and then main temple and get the diving blessings of Lord Subrahmanya. After that you can visit other small shrines like Uma Maheshwara Temple, Samputa Narasimha Temple, Hosaligamma and Kukke Lingas. Check out the hotel and drive to Bangalore. evening check in at hotel , night stay
Tourist Palace: Kukke Subrahmanya,Kashikatte Ganapathi Temple,

DAY 03: Bangalore

After breakfast check out to hotel and drop at Railway station/ Airport,
Dharmasthala Kukke Subrahmanya Tour Package ends with the delightful memories and divine blessings of Lord Manjunathaswamy and Subrahmanya.