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]]> http://www.travelingbeats.com/blog/trip-info-kaivara/comment-page-1#comment-6629 JANAKIRAM Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:34:59 +0000 http://www.travelingbeats.com/blog/?p=50#comment-6629 We started from Bangalore in car on 21Dec2009 at 0930 hrs from Cambridge Layout. Went via indiranagar and reached hanging bridge of KR PURAM. You have to go over the hanging bridge and continue straight. There is no turning till Hoskote. Just after crossing Hoskote You will find a arch towards left. This road goes to Chintamani. The Highway goes straight towards Kolar. Here We have to enter the arch and take Chintamani road. If you have trip metre put metre to zero at this arch. Exactly at 36.8 Kms on this road You will find an another arch on the left. Few autos will always be standing below the arch for bus passengers. This arch is the entrance to Kaivara temple. Kaivara temple is dedicated to saint and poet Narayanappa whose samadhi is also there just behind the deity in the temple. Every day at 1230 pooja is done to the saint and immediately after that annadana for all the devotees are there. The dining hall is neat & clean and has dining table for all. The place has a clean toilet and bathroom especially useful when you go with family. The phone no. is 08154-239525. If you are going in a big group better to tell them for preparing food which is served at 1230. The adinarayana temple and gopalaswamy temple has nice diety. There is brahmeswara temple. All these temples are normal ancient temples. For the young crowd there is bheema bakasura betta which has got 700 steps to climb and it is quite steep. The scenery on top is good. The elderly and ladies can avoid climbing. From Kaivara mutt, adi narayana temeple is just 100 meters and Brahmeswara is another 100 meters from there. From brahmeswara continue on the narrow road for about 200 meters and you will join the road to Vaikunta or the cave where the saint Narayanappa did tapas. The place has a cave and yagnashala. There are lot of monkeys. Go empty hand to see the cave. From there continue straight towards kailashgiri. You continue on this road for 3 to 4 kms and you will reach a "Y" junction. If you turn right you will hit Chintamani- Bangalore highway after 2 kms. YOu have to turn left to go to kailashgiri. If you travel 3 kms you will reach kailashgiri. This is uphill and there are two "U" turns. The scenery is very nice. The temple is worth seeing. Some Reddy is building the temple. The temple is just 14 years old. The caves are man made artificial recently built. There is Shiva temple. They have made a huge hall in the cave with a stage, worth seeing. Further there is ample scope for rock climbing and trekking. This place is best out of all in this area. Here also they give annadan from 1230 hrs to 1530 hrs. There is car parking etc available. From there again you have to come back to "Y" junction and go straight now to hit Chintamani - Bangalore highway. Once you reach highway turn right towards Bangalore. After 2 kms you will get IBP petrol pump on the left. Next to the Petrol pump there is a road towards left. The road is bad for 1kms. continue on this road for a km and you will get a left road with a signboard as "Alamgiri Venkateswara Temple". Another km on this road you get Old Venkateswara Laxmi temple which is being renovated. The pujaris are very good and you are sure to get a good Darshan and pious Puja. If you have not had food due to various reason you can also order the temple for prasad in advance and you can get food here. The temple phone no. is 9242622987. Return again you have to come back on the same route upto Petrol pump which is about 2 kms and then turn left for Bangalore. Bangalore is about 65 kms from here. You will again get Kaivara arch on the right side and Hoskote arch wherein join highway to Bangalore. We reached home around 1900 hrs. Throughout road was very good. Interior roads are good. Only Alamgiri road is bad for a km. We started from Bangalore in car on 21Dec2009 at 0930 hrs from Cambridge Layout. Went via indiranagar and reached hanging bridge of KR PURAM. You have to go over the hanging bridge and continue straight. There is no turning till Hoskote. Just after crossing Hoskote You will find a arch towards left. This road goes to Chintamani. The Highway goes straight towards Kolar. Here We have to enter the arch and take Chintamani road. If you have trip metre put metre to zero at this arch. Exactly at 36.8 Kms on this road You will find an another arch on the left. Few autos will always be standing below the arch for bus passengers. This arch is the entrance to Kaivara temple. Kaivara temple is dedicated to saint and poet Narayanappa whose samadhi is also there just behind the deity in the temple. Every day at 1230 pooja is done to the saint and immediately after that annadana for all the devotees are there. The dining hall is neat & clean and has dining table for all. The place has a clean toilet and bathroom especially useful when you go with family. The phone no. is 08154-239525. If you are going in a big group better to tell them for preparing food which is served at 1230. The adinarayana temple and gopalaswamy temple has nice diety. There is brahmeswara temple. All these temples are normal ancient temples. For the young crowd there is bheema bakasura betta which has got 700 steps to climb and it is quite steep. The scenery on top is good. The elderly and ladies can avoid climbing. From Kaivara mutt, adi narayana temeple is just 100 meters and Brahmeswara is another 100 meters from there. From brahmeswara continue on the narrow road for about 200 meters and you will join the road to Vaikunta or the cave where the saint Narayanappa did tapas. The place has a cave and yagnashala. There are lot of monkeys. Go empty hand to see the cave. From there continue straight towards kailashgiri. You continue on this road for 3 to 4 kms and you will reach a “Y” junction. If you turn right you will hit Chintamani- Bangalore highway after 2 kms. YOu have to turn left to go to kailashgiri. If you travel 3 kms you will reach kailashgiri. This is uphill and there are two “U” turns. The scenery is very nice. The temple is worth seeing. Some Reddy is building the temple. The temple is just 14 years old. The caves are man made artificial recently built. There is Shiva temple. They have made a huge hall in the cave with a stage, worth seeing. Further there is ample scope for rock climbing and trekking. This place is best out of all in this area. Here also they give annadan from 1230 hrs to 1530 hrs. There is car parking etc available. From there again you have to come back to “Y” junction and go straight now to hit Chintamani – Bangalore highway. Once you reach highway turn right towards Bangalore. After 2 kms you will get IBP petrol pump on the left. Next to the Petrol pump there is a road towards left. The road is bad for 1kms. continue on this road for a km and you will get a left road with a signboard as “Alamgiri Venkateswara Temple”. Another km on this road you get Old Venkateswara Laxmi temple which is being renovated. The pujaris are very good and you are sure to get a good Darshan and pious Puja. If you have not had food due to various reason you can also order the temple for prasad in advance and you can get food here. The temple phone no. is 9242622987. Return again you have to come back on the same route upto Petrol pump which is about 2 kms and then turn left for Bangalore. Bangalore is about 65 kms from here. You will again get Kaivara arch on the right side and Hoskote arch wherein join highway to Bangalore. We reached home around 1900 hrs. Throughout road was very good. Interior roads are good. Only Alamgiri road is bad for a km.

]]> http://www.travelingbeats.com/blog/trip-info-kaivara/comment-page-1#comment-5471 krishnamurthy g Tue, 13 Oct 2009 08:13:19 +0000 http://www.travelingbeats.com/blog/?p=50#comment-5471 nice feed back nice feed back

]]> http://www.travelingbeats.com/blog/trip-info-kaivara/comment-page-1#comment-1868 Rich Life Carnival #36 | Rich Life Equals Better Life Mon, 04 May 2009 18:05:26 +0000 http://www.travelingbeats.com/blog/?p=50#comment-1868 [...] presents Trip to Kaivara posted at Discover Karnataka, saying, “Kaivara is predominantly a religious place but not so [...] [...] presents Trip to Kaivara posted at Discover Karnataka, saying, “Kaivara is predominantly a religious place but not so [...]

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