Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri)
Pink & white temple topped with a gilded statue of the 4-armed, elephant-headed deity Lord Ganesha.
Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri) is rated 4.6 / 5 from 4,374 Google reviews and sits about 726 m (9 min walk) from Challaghatta station.
General overview
About Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri)
Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple is a Hindu shrine on Mysore Road in Kengeri, Bengaluru, known for its five-faced (Panchamukhi) Ganesha image and devotional visits. It is primarily a local place of worship rather than a ticketed tourist attraction. The details below are based on general training knowledge and have not been live-verified.
- Five-faced Panchamukhi Ganesha deity
- Convenient roadside location on Mysore Road in Kengeri
- Traditional Hindu à€Șà„à€à€Ÿ (puja), darshan, and devotional offerings
- A locally visited temple that may be especially busy during Ganesha festivals and auspicious days
Things to do here
Darshan of Panchamukhi Ganesha
Visit the shrine for quiet worship and viewing of the five-faced Ganesha idol, subject to temple timings and à€Șà„à€à€Ÿ schedules.
Offerings and puja
Devotees may be able to purchase or bring customary offerings such as flowers, coconuts, fruits, or sweets. Availability and permitted offerings should be confirmed at the temple.
Festival visit
Ganesh Chaturthi and other Hindu auspicious days can bring special decorations, rituals, and larger crowds.
Local area visit
The temple can be combined with a short stop while traveling through Kengeri or along Mysore Road; it is not generally a full-day attraction.
The temple is on Mysore Road in Kengeri. Allow extra time for Bengaluru traffic, particularly during commuter hours. Use a map or local directions on the day because roadside access and nearby parking may change.
Advance booking is generally not expected for ordinary darshan. Special pujas or ceremonies may require arrangements with temple staff.
This overview is general knowledge, not confirmed against an official source â verify hours, prices and entry rules before you go.
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How to reach
Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri) is about 726 m (~9 min walk) from Challaghatta station on the Bengaluru Metro.
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Good to know
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 Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri) from Challaghatta station?
Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri) is about 726 m (roughly 9 min walk) from Challaghatta station on the Bengaluru Metro. Use the directions link on this page for turn-by-turn walking directions.
What is Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri) rated?
Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri) has a Google rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 4,374 reviews.
What's near Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri)?
Also within a short walk of the same station: Ambari Gardenia, Udupi Gardenia, Rajathagiri Palace - Kengeri, Mysore Road.
Is Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri) wheelchair accessible?
Yes â Google lists the following accessibility features for Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple (Kengeri): wheelchair-accessible parking.
Is entry to Shri Panchamukhi Ganesha Temple free?
Ordinary darshan is generally understood to be free. Donations and special pujas may be voluntary or separately charged.
Do I need a reservation?
Reservations are generally not expected for a normal visit. Special ceremonies may require advance coordination.
What should I wear?
Wear modest clothing suitable for a Hindu place of worship. Visitors may be required to remove footwear before entering designated areas.
Can non-Hindus visit?
Many Hindu temples welcome respectful visitors, but access to the sanctum or particular rituals can vary. Follow posted instructions and ask temple staff if uncertain.
How long should I plan to stay?
A normal darshan visit may take around 20â45 minutes, while festival visits can take considerably longer.
Is the temple suitable for children?
Yes, families commonly visit, though children should be supervised around steps, crowds, lamps, and ritual areas.
Are there nearby public-transport options?
Kengeri is served by Bengaluruâs wider bus and metro network, and local autos or taxis may connect to the temple. Exact stop names and routes should be checked on the day.
Are shoes allowed inside?
Shoes are normally removed before entering the worship area. Use any designated footwear area and avoid leaving valuables unattended.
When is it busiest?
Expect heavier crowds on Tuesdays, Sundays, festival daysâespecially Ganesh Chaturthiâand during morning or evening puja periods.
Can I take photographs?
Possibly in exterior areas, but photography inside the sanctum or during ceremonies may be prohibited. Ask permission first.
Data and photos from Google Places, generated August 24, 2026. Ratings, hours and prices can change â confirm anything time-sensitive before you go.