RVM Foundation Reviews

The temple is good and well maintained. I advise people to visit and seek blessings from lord Shiva

first of all it's not a temple, more like a theme park.
Shiva idol is nice and big.
Not recommended, kind suggestion to avoid during crowded days as caves are small and narrow.

"COMMERCIAL TEMPLE ", WORST EXPERIENCE FOR TEMPLE VISIT, if you are planning for peaceful visit my suggestion is not to visit this place because temple staff/people there will try to manipulate/confuse things just to sell there tickets. Ones we come out of temple we feel cheated and they people play with our feelings.

Very good maintenance.
Good experience.
Expensive.

Quite commercialized temple. Entry fee to exit - every darshan am has some charge.

One of the best places in bangalore.worth of a visit

Entry is no free, it's 250 per head.
Entry is through the parking of Kemp Fort mall...

Too commercialised.. Try to extract money in every way by name of God "

I was disappointed when I had to buy a ticket to enter .. but it seems if we argue, they will allow.

This is mistake from management side

The statue is so big and awesome . We can feel the divine presence in front of lord Shiva

The place looks like Kailasam.. the theme is similar to that .. white mountain surrounding Lord's statue .

Its good to visit.

Entrance of the temple is immediately next to Kempfort mall which is like a cave inside shivalinga statue. The queue was normal but didn't move at all; then we came to know that the staff there was actually canvassing people to take up special dharshan even if they were not willing to. This took really long time. Somehow went in the line for free dharshan. Again inside they said we need to take 50/- ticket even for general queue. We took it without choice.
That 50 is for visiting the caves which was actually worth it. People can take photos, videos.. no restrictions. The main Shiva statue was really stunning and that surrounding gave some sort of relaxation. Overall, one can visit this temple cum commercialized space for an experience. Shiva statue and the caves were so divine.

Its not look like a temple rather we can say its a more than a monument.

Do not pay entrance fee. They ask unnecessarily to pay. It is a good place to visit.

In front of god loot money all ways from middle man to high by doing artificial pooja paat.

The corridor is very small & very suffocating & very dangerous if crowded, no ventilation, no source of fresh air. We & some other ran back & escaped ourselves from this corridor due to suffocation. I suggest not to go on holidays & mondays.

150 rupees for entering inside. There is no free darshan.

I had an absolute pleasure visiting this place...it's a unique temple... As they say never judge a book by its cover... similarly don't judge this temple by it's entrance,which is adjacent to kemfort mall...but the cave takes you to totally different place....away from the hustle bustle of the city...it's a calm n serene place ....

Here entry is free. But if you wanna go inside cave like structure or some pooja you have to pay. Parking in kempfort mall. Inside temple, peaceful place to sit and relax

Entrance ticket including some poojas also compulsory so rate very costly .

Good place to visit, however I have never came across such a corrupted temple ever. Entry is free of cost, however staff will always try their level best to grab money from people, especially who visited for 1st time. You only need to pay for special darshans. I stopped visiting this place now.

Highly commercial temple. All attention of management to extract money out of people. They can go next step by putting sponsors name on temple idols. Nice temple if you can ignore the greed.

It is a small and a beautiful temple with a feeling of Himalayas around.
This tall and beautifully structured Shiva idol is the main attraction of the temple.
The pathway to it is very dark and long and it looks like a tunnel that you have to pass through reach the Shiva idol.
Water falls from his hair and you can actually feel the drops and mist in the premises.
Their the temple monks and all try to pick you for various poojas and unnecessary offerings and some show or tour of the temple, be aware of that and try not to fall for that.

Feels better post evening, but no free entry from 9pm to 9am. It costs a hefty 150 INR!!

Temple is good but it's looks like they are doing business there ... For almost everything you need to buy ticket ...

No need of any entrance ticket... They will ask you to take tickets which is not required...if you want to go through cave pay only for that ticket which is 50/-have a happy visit.

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I must say this place is awesome.One shouldn't miss this temple if you're in Bengaluru. The sight of huge Shiva statue will land you up in spiritual world. The place is frequented by devotees on weekends and on festivals. Special poojas will be performed on Maha Shiva Ratri here. There is a free entry darshan which will let you see the Shiva statue and there is a Rs.150 darshan which let's you go into the caves that explains about 5 main Shiva pilgrim centres (Badrinath, Kedarnath, Amarnath, Haridwar and Rishikesh). One can click as many photographs as they want as there is no restriction on photography.

There is only statue of lord Shiva. Place is very calm and peaceful. But place is very congested. They are looting our money. entry fee

Very good. I felt good being here. The mantras chanting had a good effect.

Good place but very costly temple in Bangalore you need to purchase entrie ticket

Its located near Kemp fort Mall Bangalore
Beautiful Shiva statue is there and Spiritual place to visit

I didnt like the place, there is a negative vibe here. They are doing business in the name of temple.
I never felt this negativity before in any temple.

Beautiful place for clam mind.. Evening visits are preferred.

I had my best time today. There were not much people today so it was quiet and serene. Entry fees is 50 per head.

Entrance fees is very high. Only good thing about this place is Big Lord Shiva Statue.

Visited this temple twice. Huge difference in experience both times.
1st time:Visited at 9.30 pm at night on a Wednesday. Very peaceful, visited the caves, saw the big shiva statue, and they charged 50 rs for diya, thread and agarbatti. That's it, no additional cost. No monks here and there asking for money.
2nd time: Visited Sunday evening around 4pm. At the entry, they charged rs 50 for caves visit, rs 50 for puja items where we can choose 3 out of 7-8 puja options. It was crowdy as well and monks were sitting at all places to check ticket and take money for different pujas. Felt like visiting a museum rather than a temple.
Although the place has been very well maintained and clean, but it is a bit more commercialized than normal temple. Thus recommended to go during off hours or late hours if you need peace of mind.

in the name of devotion... They simply collect donations

Temple is good, but it is made to charge people. (Minimum Rs. 100)

The owner of this place charges people money even if you just want to go to pray.

Management is only looking for money and nothing else. People working there as well are rude.
Went with mom and dad. There is direct entrance from parking for general entry, but guy who was standing there was asking entry fee and if you don t pay they will make you walk all the way around. Statue of shiva is good, but won t call this place a temple.

I respect siva god.. in the name of god private organization getting lot of money from visitor.. worst place to visit in banglore.. time and money waste. We can visit traditional temple ...

Nice temple
They collected entrance fee as 500 or 550 per person but that is like special entrance.
Employees cheated us telling this as mandatory entrance fee. When I asked is this entrance ticket or special entrance. They told its normal entrance ticket. I believe it won't be this as normal entrance ticket. Please take care

Amazing statue of Lord Shiva but it's all about the money...

It provides you a glimpse of the specimens of 12 jyotirlingas and other important Saiva kshetrams in the country . The activities are well organized. Better to visit in the evenings around 7.