Credit: Shubham Vishwakarma
About Kudroli temple
One of the cherished places of pilgrimage in Karnataka, Kudroli temple holds a profound significance for devotees and tourists alike. Nestled within the heart of Mangalore, the temple is located at a distance of 2.5 km from Mangalore Railway Station.
Honoring Lord Gokarnanatheswara
Kudroli temple was built by the devout H. Koragappa under the guidance of Narayana Guru. In 1991 , the temple’s majestic Chola Gopuram was renovated, which enhanced its architectural splendor.
A Testament to Devotion
Built in 1912 by the devout H. Koragappa under the guidance of Narayana Guru, Kudroli Temple epitomizes the essence of faith and devotion. The temple’s majestic Chola Gopuram, renovated in 1991, is a splendid tribute to ancient architectural splendor.
Embracing Sacred Tradition
The sacred shiva linga inside the temple has been crafted from marble. It was sourced by Naryan Guru from the depth of Gokarna. Alongside of Shiva linga, the temple revere’s Lord Gokarnanatheswara, Goddess Annapoorneshwari, Lord Bhairava, and Lord Ganesha.
Celebrating Divine Festivities
Symbolizing the triumph of good over evil, the annual navratri festival draws visitors from far and wide. During this time, a grand procession of durga on the ninth day mirrors the splendor of Mydore Dasara.
Practical Information for Visitors
Ensuring accessibility to all the temples is open to devotees and visitors from 6 AM to 1 PM and from 4 PM to 8:30 p.m.
Entry
Entry to the sacred sanctuary is free, with no restriction on spiritual solace or enlightenment.