Sri Banashankari Amma Temple

The temple is on the main road very near to banasankari bmtc bus stand and the metro station. The temple is moderately large and looks very good. The area gets the name because of this ammavaru inside. The temple is very crowded during dussehra days. Lord shiva lingam is also present inside the temple. Very good place to visit.

Worship with pure heart. This Goddess is very strong and will give everything that what you want

It's really is a very great place to visit with our family and even the surroundings areas are also good

Beautiful and Peaceful temple, you can except heavy crowd on Sunday evening.

Car parking will be metro parking area, which is right next to the temple.
You can also enter the backside of the temple from the parking area.

A blissful place. Do visit once at least. You find too many people on Tuesdays and Fridays. So you can avoid those days if you wanna have a peaceful darshana, and Sunday too. Do check the temple timings and go. I had been on the odd timing once and had to wait for an hour or so.

Devotees loveable temple, area also named after God name. Local badami for bangloreans. The Banashankari Temple in Bangalore has a long, illustrious history. The deity of the temple, Banashankari Devi, is thought to have been initially revered as a guardian and protector by the nearby peasants. The phrase "Banashankari, " which alludes to the goddess Parvati, is a combination of the words "Banu, " which means "forest, " and "Shankari, " which means "temple. "

During the Chola era in the ninth century, the temple rose to prominence. At the same site as the current Banashankari Temple, it is stated that a Chola queen built a temple. Over the years, the temple complex underwent a number of extensions and modifications, and it has served as a significant place of worship for residents of Bangalore and the surrounding districts.

The temple was once encircled by a thick forest

Pratarnamami Tava Shankari Padapadman Padmodbhavavadisumanogana Sevamanam ॥ Temple that gives positive vibes each and every time you visit here. This temple will always be flocked by people. Goddess idol is so beautiful that you can't take your eyes off her, devotees are also offered mid day meal. Visit once to experience for yourselves.

Let goddess Banashankari blessings be with all! Temple is in the heart of the city and quite convenient to reach. Has metro connectivity a name and stop in itself if you take metro and 4mins walking distance is the bus stand and local autos are also very easily available.
Coming to the temple it's one of the oldest may be some centuries old, a huge space with a very good vibration. Goddess looks straight into your eyes, very powerful goddess and crowded on Tuesday and Friday rahukala time because it is believed to be auspicious time to offer lemon diyas to the diety. Sundays are also equally crowded.
Like all other temple the volutneers are full of attitude and influence works wonders.

One of the highest visited temple on Tuesday and Friday.from lemon made diyas are very divine in this temple.may godess Banashankari bless all

This is a great place to worship goddess Banashankari (Parvathi), devotees can offer Diyas (Not mandatory) to goddess… Sheegra Darshan is available at cost of ₹50 and Divya Dharshan at no cost (Wait time less than 5mins). Temple premises have car and bike parking along with flowers, lemon Diya vendors at economical price. Sufficient place to prepare Lemon Diya inside Temple with water facilities. Public transport is at great ease, Temple is next to bus stop/ metro station.

During Navaratri - Everyday different alankara is done for Banashankari amma.everyday homa will be there.the priests recite mantras so clearly! Don't forget to take her blessings whenever u visit south bangalore!

There is no official website for booking for Sevas online and the temple authorities are so rude to even guide people over the phone call. How does outstation devotees book for sevas?

Positive vibe was not there. Felt like the priests are there just for formality sake. You wont get the temples holy feeling.

Monday's and Friday's we find too many people but rest of the days it's fine to relax and pray.

*WORST MANAGEMENT*
God is powerful Devotional & place.
BUT WORST MANAGEMENT
TODAY I WENT TO TEMPLE AND WAITED FOR FOOD FOR 1 HOUR IN QUEUE. STILL DID NOT GET FOOD AND CAME BACK WITHOUT HAVING FOOD
KNOWING TODAY IS POURNIMA AND MADE DEVOTEES TO WAIT IN QUE FOR HOURS. AND HOIRS.

Jai banshankari tai, it's very devine place, clean and well maintained. Parking space available. Tuesday and Friday it will be rush.

Metro station is just above the temple, easy to reach from any place, very big temple having tremendous positive energy.

If you are in south Bangalore must visit this temple.

Hindu devotional temple. Goddess Banashankari Amman is the presiding deity who bestows blessings to her devotees

One of the most popular temples in Bengaluru. Friday is auspicious day and most of the devotees light lemon- lamps. Spacious and having good parking facility. Few metres from Banashankari metro. I visit temple atleast once in every month.mostly on Tuesdays.

Such a pleasent place it is. Evng time is the best for having a peaceful darshan. (May your wish come true.)

Temple is right next to Banashankari metro station so visiting this place wouldn't be an issue. It's a fest every Friday, do visit on Fridays.

Nice temple we visited with my friends on occuation of poorniam so temple environment is very nice.ull get annadanam also 12.30 to 2.30pm

Beautiful and spacious temple place, devoties should maintain cleanliness in & around the temple permices