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 Shiva Temple on Airport Road

It is impossible to miss the 65 foot high Statute of Lord Shiva seated in Lotus position, on Airport Road.

 Built in the year 1995 this architectural wonder is a must visit place for all tourists.

 It has a grand look and a towering presence.

 Over four lakh devotees visit this statue on the day of festivals.

 It has the backdrop of Mount Kailash the Lord’s heavenly abode and the river Ganga flowing from his matted locks as depicted in mythology.

 The Timings are from 06:00 AM to 08:00 PM.

Murugeshpalya is a locality in Bangalore. It lies near the Old Airport Road, nearby HAL airport and to the south of Jeevanbheemanagar.

The area is mostly residential with many apartments. The largest apartment in the area is Salarpuria Splendor.

The Visveswaraya college is located opposite to the Salarpuria Splendor building.

 The key landmarks located in this area are the Shiva temple and the Kemp Fort shopping complex which was replaced by Total Mall in the year 2008


Shiva Statue which is 65 feet tall

The Shiva Templehas a statue made of cement concrete which is 65 feet tall.

The temple also has a huge Lord Ganesha statue and a Navagraha temple inside.

This temple is open 24 hours.

Beneath the statue, there is a pathway where models of Shiva lingas in different forms, and these are often replicas of the lingas found in other parts of the country.

One of the famous lingas located here is made of ice and it is said to be a replica of Amarnath.



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