Shree Banashankari Devi Temple
Temple drawing large crowds of pilgrims, with vividly decorated statues & dozens of oil lamps.
Shree Banashankari Devi Temple is rated 4.8 / 5 from 25,003 Google reviews and sits about 59 m (1 min walk) from Banashankari station.
General overview
About Shree Banashankari Devi Temple
Shree Banashankari Devi Temple, also known as Banashankari Amma Temple, is a prominent Hindu temple in Bengaluru dedicated to Goddess Banashankari, a form of Parvati. It is an active place of worship in the Banashankari area and is especially popular during Navaratri, Rahukala worship, and the annual temple festival. The information below is based on general/training knowledge and has not been live-verified.
- Active Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Banashankari.
- Known for special Rahukala worship, traditionally associated with Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
- A significant neighborhood and pilgrimage temple in south Bengaluru.
- The temple is generally accessible for short devotional visits, with longer waits during festivals and auspicious periods.
Things to do here
Darshan of Banashankari Devi
Visit the main shrine for darshan and prayer. As an active temple, worship arrangements and queues may vary by day.
Rahukala puja
The temple is particularly associated with Rahukala worship. Devotees often visit during the relevant Rahukala periods, especially on traditionally significant days.
Festival visit
Navaratri, the annual temple festival, and other major Hindu celebrations may include special decorations, rituals, processions, and larger crowds.
Local cultural visit
Observe the architecture, devotional practices, offerings, and everyday religious life of a major Bengaluru temple.
The temple is on Kanakapura Main Road in the Banashankari/Sarbandapalya area. Traffic can be heavy, particularly during commuting hours and festivals. Dress modestly, carry limited belongings, and allow time for footwear and queue arrangements.
Advance booking is generally not needed for ordinary darshan. Confirm separately if seeking a special puja, abhishekam, or organized religious service.
This overview is general knowledge, not confirmed against an official source — verify hours, prices and entry rules before you go.
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How to reach
Shree Banashankari Devi Temple is about 59 m (~1 min walk) from Banashankari station on the Bengaluru Metro.
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Verify tickets, seasonal hours, entry rules, and special events on the official website before visiting.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Shree Banashankari Devi Temple from Banashankari station?
Shree Banashankari Devi Temple is about 59 m (roughly 1 min walk) from Banashankari station on the Bengaluru Metro. Use the directions link on this page for turn-by-turn walking directions.
What is Shree Banashankari Devi Temple rated?
Shree Banashankari Devi Temple has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 25,003 reviews.
What's near Shree Banashankari Devi Temple?
Also within a short walk of the same station: The Pump House, Neemsi Restaurant | JP Nagar, PHURR | Jayanagar.
Is Shree Banashankari Devi Temple wheelchair accessible?
Yes — Google lists the following accessibility features for Shree Banashankari Devi Temple: wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible parking.
Is there parking near Shree Banashankari Devi Temple?
Google lists these parking options near Shree Banashankari Devi Temple: paid parking lot.
Is entry to Shree Banashankari Devi Temple free?
General temple entry and ordinary darshan are generally free, although donations, offerings, and special pujas may involve separate amounts.
Do I need to book a ticket?
Ordinary darshan generally does not require advance booking. Special ceremonies or paid services may follow different arrangements.
What should I wear?
Modest clothing suitable for a Hindu place of worship is recommended. Visitors may be asked to remove footwear before entering worship areas.
When is the temple busiest?
Crowds are usually heavier during Rahukala worship periods, Fridays, weekends, Navaratri, the annual festival, and other auspicious days.
Can I take photographs inside?
Photography rules can differ by area and occasion. Do not photograph the sanctum or rituals unless temple staff permit it.
How long should I allow for a visit?
A quiet routine visit may take 30–60 minutes. During festivals or peak worship periods, queues can make the visit considerably longer.
Is the temple suitable for children and older visitors?
Yes, but the temple may be crowded and may include steps, uneven thresholds, and limited seating. Plan accordingly.
Is parking available?
Nearby street or local parking may exist, but spaces can be scarce and traffic is often congested around busy worship periods.
Are the opening hours guaranteed?
No. Temple hours can change because of rituals, festivals, and local decisions. Confirm the current schedule before travelling.
Data and photos from Google Places, generated August 24, 2026. Ratings, hours and prices can change — confirm anything time-sensitive before you go.