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Temple is good . But maintenance is worst. Too much delay for dharshanam. But it is damn commercial, for One person you have to spend 400 or 500 rupees to visit completely .

Two star for big lord Shiva statues....other wise it's no less than any commercial place.... management is only making fool out of people in the name of God. Apart from lord Shiva statue...you can have a look at stalls near exist.. rest place is not worth wasting your hard earned money.

Visited 2nd time because my relatives really want to see.
It is not temple, it is looting place. It took nearly 45 mins to reach the counter on Saturday. And they asked me to give 150Rs per head, we are 7 6 people :( It is too costly to just see the God, they said, it is more than that, but we do not want more than that, but still convinced us to buy it. Then all blah blah un wanted stuff to equal that money. Sorry to say, it is not devotee's place, it is looting place.

I would not even give 1 star either, the entry fees here are very high and I find it unreasonable

Very Peaceful place, one must visit there atleast op once
One thing I don't like about this place, for every darshana you have to pay. Without paying you can do darshana from outside.
They have different package for darshana

Inaugurated on February 26 1995, the Kempfort Shiva Temple has a 65-feet-tall Lord Shiva idol with a backdrop of the Himalayas and a surrounding pond, symbolic of the Mansarovar. The temple doesn t have a roof, so the morning and evening sky lend it a charming and peaceful beauty.

The shrine receives many visitors every year particularly from across South India and is popular for the sense of tranquility that it offers. Many visitors also come to touch the healing stone in the temple, which is believed to have curative powers. There temple has a Ganpati statue close to the entrance.

Since Monday is a day dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple has special activities through the day including an aarti every two hours and special live bhajans in the evening.

One of my favorite place. I used to visit this place very often. I love this place.
Drawback is in summer it is very hot. Other than that this place is really very beautiful. You will get to see Lord Ganesha statue beside the Lord Shiva statue.

It's located beyond camefort mall..
It's a peaceful religious place..
Outsiders must visit this place in Bangalore..

The divine and spirituality of the temple has turned into a very big commercial business.yet the shiva idol has not lost its power to attract the devotees .

Feast to the eyes to be able to see a huge Lord Shiva. Fantastic atmosphere and feels good everytime I visit here. Last I was here 3 yrs back, though. I like the depiction and sculpture of the statue and gives me so much peace.

Stop asking for money in the name of VIP/fancy Darshan. People will give voluntarily if they want.

One of the tallest Shiva statue in the city. Place is spiritual.

I love this temple.I feel very happy to visit this temple

Amazing place, beautiful temple. I like the way it was made and the whole idea. The statue of Lord Shiva is amazing. Beautiful and you can feel calmness after seeing that. The entry is free if anyone want. Just for Pooja one have to spend money. During entry I paid 100 for Prasad. Then INR 250 each for me and my wife for all types of Pooja like Maha Abhishek, dugdh Abhishek, hawan, for hawan samagri again have to spend INR 100. If you already have the ticket for Pooja, then no need to pay for hawan. The hawan was nice. We have visited all the Jyotirlongas. The nice path way like going inside the cave and mountains, with information about the Jyotirlingas. Overall nice experience.

Visit is really good and you will very happy, It features a Shiva statue that is 65 feet tall idol. It is a famous Shiva Temple dedicated to the Hindu deity Lord Shiva and a popular spiritual destination

Don't think of a temple while you visit. It's more like a tourist spot.

I am visiting Bangalore after a very long time.. and I remember this place was initially a very big and famous Kids Kemp Shopping complex we kids used to enjoy here really golden days. Did they convert it to temple ? Entry fees are actually given in amusement parks and museums. Temples don't accept entry fees it depends on the devotee how much they want to offer. The setup also looks like a mall. Miss those age old days in Bangalore.

Previously there was no any entrance fee. Now they are doing business

Worst management. Truely money minded, entry ticket is RS 150 and special entry 250, coconut offerings 60 rs , no coconut no ticket. Management made others to return. Worst behavior of staff.

A Shiva temple only for rich.

The big statue is divine.

You will be looted minimum Rs100.

NOT worth visiting more than once as you will not remember the divine feel but the money minded people......

Nicely located on the top of a small Hill surrounded by garden

Its very commercial and fabrication of religion. Not at all devotional.

Beautiful temple, a little commercial type, entry fee is high. good place to go with relatives/guests who have come to Bangalore for Vacation.

Money minded people, they won't tell you you can enter free, it's not temple, just tourist attraction..

Great to see all jyothirlingas at one place and had a great experience there to see a large idol of Lord Shiva but entry fee little more expensive ...250rs full darshan ,150 rs normal...

Nice place to be, quiet crowded but at the end its all about faith.

My first experience in a temple in India. Very interesting, I found difficult to understand that most things had a cost being a religious place. Not bad, just different

one of the good shiva temple, it has all types of shivalingam.

A money making place and shouldn't be called a temple...

It was a memorable moments and when you entry this temple you go through the artificial cave and you feel Good.

Peaceful place. 150 per head for spiritual activities. Free entry is also there.

OM! namah shivaya
good place; but it has become commercial temple, I think atleast tirupati is far better you will even get a laadu as a Prasad. But here you have to pay for every step.

Nice place to visit and to get aquatinted with Lord Shiva jyotirlinga.

Nice temple but i feel after a certain time there should not be any entry fee :)

Awesome place which can easily divert our mind into spirituality...!!

Nice place but only bad thing is that i saw this is the first temple where they take money for entry

A complete out of the world divine experience in this beautiful Lord Shiva temple. A must visit destination.

It's Free only on Monday after 9:00PM
Otherwise it's commercial Temple
But still HAR HAR MAHADEV

Feel relaxed after going to this place.Carnations of Lord Shiva from all across India made at one place...

Nice place recommend to all its different experience Note:- it's a tourist spot not a regular temple

Good place for peace and calm Minds in This metropolitan city-Bengaluru

The statues are truly impressive, everything else is a let down...

It cannot be considered as temple. Because they forcefully charge 150rupees as entrance fee.

The Shiv statue is 4 floor high which is breath taking. You can do darshan of all 4 dhaams in the temple. It's really peaceful inside. The creativity used by the temple erectors is really good

shiva statue is awesome but management and organizers are looting the people like anything.. expensive entry fee

Shiv dham

All beautifuL pictures
Siva Saranam

108 Rudraksha arpan

Nice temple but u have to pay 250 to visit ...that is not worthy ....

Good shiva Temple in Bengaluru. Good staff and cooperative. Entrance fee is Rs. 50/- and Rs. 100/- and all. But Rs. 50/- is fine. Good ambience.

Peaceful place...Entry fee is minimum 150/-...Shiva Idol is so big and bey...