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About Mangala Devi Temple
Holding profound significance for locals and visitors alike, Mangaladevi temple is a Hindu place of worship nestled in the Bolara locality of Mangalore. The sacred sanctuary is one of the premier destinations to visit in Mangalore.
Honoring Goddess Mangala Devi
A testament to divine grace and spiritual reverence, Mangala devi temple is dedicated to Goddess Mangala devi. The temple was constructed in the 9th century to commemorate the Princess of Malabar, Mangale and her enduring legacy.
A Pillar of Cultural Heritage
Mangaladevi temple is a beacon of tradition and culture in the heart of Mangalore. Its pillars are intricately carved and offer a glimpse into the region’s illustrious past.
A Sanctuary for Aspirations
Mangaladevi Temple holds special significance for unmarried girls who want divine intervention in their quest for a life partner. The aspiration of finding a suitable groom are fulfilled by performing specific poojas and seeking the blessings of the goddess.
Embracing Festive Splendor
Drawing devotees far and wide, Mangaladevi temple is a spectacle to hold during the Navratri festival. At the end of the culmination of the celebration of Mahanavami, a grand Rathothsava takes place that symbolizes the triumph of good over evil.
Entry
Ensuring accessibility means all entry to the sacred site is free.
Timing
Devotees and visitors are welcome to the Mangaladevi temple from 6 AM to 9:30 AM, 11 AM to 1 PM, and 4 PM to 8:30 PM.