Mala Mahadeshwara Timings might change on festival days.

Temple Darshan and Abhishekam timings might change on special days.

No break timings in the afternoon. Abhisheka tickets can be purchased on arrival at the counter for the same day Pooja.

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Mala Mahadeshwara Thulabhara Procedure

1. The devotee has to carry the Item
2. The devotee will be weighed against the offering in a pan.
3. The Temple staff will be collecting the offered item post-Thulabhara.
4. Thulabhara is not available during Abhisheka timings in any day.
5. It is performed on all days.
6. There is no age limit for the offerings.
7. Online booking is not available for booking.

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The crowd will be high during Karthika Masa days and Sivaratri festival days. Tickets can be purchased on arrival at the counter.

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The Devotees are allowed to sit in 10 Rows in the Dining Hall.  Approx 40-50 devotees will be occupying one row. Free and Quality Food will be served in Leafs.

Male Mahadeshwara Anna Prasada

Anna Santarpane is performed daily at the temple Dining Hall. The devotees are allowed on First Cum First Serve Basis. Advance booking is not available. The crowd will be high during Jathara and Temple Utsava days.

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The above-mentioned Male Mahadeshwara Pooja charges can be revised without prior intimation.

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Online Booking is not available for the Abhisheka. Tickets can be purchased on arrival at the counter for the same day Pooja.

Male Mahadeshwara Abhisheka

Abhisheka is performed to the main deity. The devotees are allowed to watch the Seva.

Traditional outfit advisable for this Seva.

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Male Mahadeshwara Hills History, Timings, Route info

Malemahadeswara betta is one of the pilgrim’s places which is located in the Kollegal Taluk, Chamarajanagara district of southern Karnataka. It is 150 km away from the Mysore and 210 km from Bangalore. It is one of the ancient temples and the deity which is prayed by the pilgrims are called “Malemahadeshwara”. It is believed that incarnation of Lord Shiva as a “ Lingayat saint”. and here we can see the self-manifestation of linga.According to the Historical evidence in 15th-century Mahadeshwara lived in this place and performed penance. It is said that Mahadeshwara is performing Tapas even now in the Garba Griha. He used “Tiger” as his vehicle (Huli Vahana) and resided in the hills which are dense forest area surrounded by the seventy-seven peaks in seven circles. Hence he is named as a  Malemahadeswara. This temple not only attracts the devotees but also the nature lovers.

Good time to visit the temple during Mahalaya Amavasya, Dasara, Diwali, Karthika Masa, and performing Jathra during this festivals.

Temple Timings:  5:30 am – 8:30 pm

Sevas and Timings

Abhisheka In General Days :

• Morning 5:30 am –  7:30 am
• 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
• 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Abhisheka During Jathra And Special Days:

• 4:00 am – 6:00 am (only 2 Abhisheka poojas available)
• 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm (only 1 Abhisheka pooja available)

Maharudrabhisheka Sevas: 10:30 am – 2:00 pm ( only Thursday available and not available during special days)

Places Nearby :

• Sri Saalur Mata
• Sri Kodu gallu kshetra
• Sri Paadadaare Kshetra
• Sri Kombudiki Kshetra
• Sri Tappasare Kshetra
• Sri Nagamale Kshetra
• Hoganekal Falls

How to reach Malemahadeshwara Temple?

By Road

The nearest bus station is Kollegal, which is 72.6 km away

By Train

The Nearest Railway station is Mysore which is 150 km away

By Air

The Nearest Airport is Bangalore which is 210 km away

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