Sri Kabbalamma Temple Timings - Kabbalu

 

Sri Kabbalamba temple is located in Kabbalu village, Ramanagara district in the state of Karnataka.  

Goddess Kabbalamba is an incarnation of Goddess Parvathi. The deity has four hands, holding weapons like a short knife, a bow with damarukam, a small pot, and a deity decorated with ornaments.

There are Lord Ganesha and Lord Subramanya Swamy on the temple premises.

Kabbalu Jaatre will be celebrated every year on the last week of Magha Maasa.

People who believe they are going through irregularities or unusual activities in their daily life, come for Dristhi Nivarana.

Tade Seva is conducted in Kabbalu Punyakshetra to give nivarana to the Pilgrims.

A fort (Durga in Kannada) is located close to the settlement of Kabbal at the top of a hill. The Hindu deity Kabbal Durga is located in the village of Kabbalu, and since this is a prominent Hindu temple serving about 28 villages in the region, Kabbalamma came to be identified as well.  Shree Kabbalamma Temple was built using granite stones and faces east. This temple, which is constructed in the Dravidian architectural style, is notable for its gopuras. The sanctum's front hall pillars are decorated with floral motifs and figurines of gods at their bases. This temple's main entrance is occupied by a sizable mandapa (Porch) with pillars. It has a unique covered mandapa and gorgeous stone art on the pillars.

 

According to the legends, Goddess Kabbalamma was in search of a place to reside. She reached the village of Kabbalu. Goddess Kabbalamma took the permission of Basaveshwara and resided in the village. All the important first pujas are first performed to Basaveswara and then to Goddess Kabbalamma. During British rule, offenders were punished by pushing them from the top of the hill so that they offenders will die without any chance to survive. One such convicted person was saved by praying to Goddess Kabalamma and getting his life saved from punishment, he offered a golden crown to Kabalamma Devi.

Best Time to Visit – September to February.

Traditional dress is allowed for Darshan.

Temple Timings :

6.00 am to 10.00 am

4.00 pm to 8.00 pm

1.00 pm to 2.00 pm – Maha Pooja (Sunday & Wednesday)

Saturday & Sunday – 5.30 am to 8.00 pm

How to reach the Temple :

7 km from Sathanur

23 km from Channapatna

33 km from Ramanagara

81 km from Bangalore

Temples Nearby

Heligehalli, Sri Thayimudamma Temple – 26 km

Kallahalli, Srinivasa Swamy Temple – 29 km

Marale Gavi Matta, Sri Shivayogi Muneshwara Swamy Temple – 21 km

Shivanahalli, Veera Bhadra Swamy Temple – 18 kms

Doddamallur, Sri Rama Aprameya Swamy Temple – 25 kms

Thirumale, Sri RanganathaSwamy Temple – 66 kms

Magadi, Sri Someshwara Swamy Temple – 69 kms