RVM Foundation Reviews

VIP ticket is 250rs per person. BIG shiva statue. Also has replicas of all shiva temples around India.

The temple is very awesome I feel in my heart peaceful and I like to visit again to the temple and the guide manjunath was very awesome he took us very great manner thank you

This place is the marine drive of temples. I recommend going there at night and absorb the quiet and peaceful serenity that the place has to offer. The Shiva statue is breathtaking and humbling at the same time.

Too commercialized. Doesn't give u that sacred feeling

Management is doing a business , they are finding opportunity to make money . 250 ruppees for entry .. passes each. That too much. And they don't offer prasadam and th u don't keep it clean too very dirty exit . The pnadits are just to make money . And very rude behaviour.

One to watch. Though not very big, first time experience will be cool.

This cannot be considered as a Temple. Its like a exhibition or museum area having big Shiva & Ganesha idol. The entry pass rates are 50, 150 and 250. They will force you to take 150 or above price tickets. If you need to do all the special pooja, then only go for that tickets. Else, if you are looking for just walk through and pray (without doing the special pooja), go for 50rs ticket.

You have to ask them 50rs ticket. They will initially say that they don't have 50rs ticket. But ask for it..
If its too rush, they will say that, " 50rs ticket is over and 150 is only available" (which is lie).

Complete business. Looting money with name of god. 250/- rupees entry. Not at all worth.

A theme park, not a temple. And a bad theme park at that.

Leaving aside the administration's total business orientation and commercial mindset, this is a very good devotional place to visit with family.
The entry to the temple is deliberately delayed and designed to confuse first time visitors. A 250 special entrance, a 150 normal entrance is collected for the unsuspecting visitor. Though the entrance banner indicates a "free entrance" the ticket kiosk downplays the existence of such an entrance and insists on paying for a ticket. I had to probe regarding the free entrance and then was told that the commom area is only free. For the cave(man made) access fee is applicable. I had visited the place a couple of years back and it was not the case before. Anyways, the common area dharshan is pretty much sufficient to get the god's blessings.
Disappointed in the administration's intentional push towards commercialization and leave people without any guidance. To top it, the queue is deliberately delayed to build up crowd and make people choose special dharshan.

They have tickets for everything.. commercial place not temple

Place looks grand. All others look artificial. Setup looks like is made to mint money. At every stage people are waiting to take some money. Entrance fee is 500 for vip, 250 for special and 150 for ordinary. Followed by dharshan ticket which is 150. They give you jalebi at the end.

The statues here are gorgeous! That's where the beauty ends. This is less a holy temple, and more a tourist destination. They charge Rs.250 (!!) per person for access to all the areas. All the information is in English, even though most people who come here would be more comfortable with Indian languages. People are just taking selfies everywhere. Saw a girl do a nataraja pose for a picture there's nothing spiritual about this place. It is purely a cash grab. And they claim that theirs is the most "powerful" Shiva statue. Says who, Shiva? So ironic that this temple is so materialistic, and Lord Shiva represents opposite values.
If you want a real spiritual experience, visit Gavi Gangadareshwara temple instead.

Worst place to visit in banglore. Thought that its a temple so will be peaceful but it was totally opposite. They will take money from visitors even though it is written as free entry over there and if we ask they will give some stupid reasons. We thought its ok it will b worth of giving money but when we go inside they ask money for each and everything u want to do there inside. Worst place. Please dont go.

A very nice Temple. Good vibes and polite purohiths. The pujaris are dignified yet approachable. One feels at home in this Temple. Went with my little toddler and he enjoyed it. Good family outing too

Situated adjacent to kempfort mall, good ambience with religious marketing .

Nice place for meditation and prayer with good ambience and holy environment... must visit once ...

Awesome place ... must visit once when you near the temple

Very divine place to pray lord Shiva. Best time to visit around 7 to 8 pm. Entry to cave is optional and would be charged 150 pp which goes to the charity for treatment of poor patients.

Not bad but very expensive. They are just looting public.

Great....stunned with the cave creatures and even the collection amount is for good causr

Overtly commercialized. At time what seems like bhakti may as well be a mockery.

Anyone wants to stay some time in peaceful place then go to this place.

This place is beautiful but beware inside the entrance they try to take money for unnecessary it won't be benificial

Beautiful temple. Cleanliness is Maintained to the spot. The cave gives a very devotional feel. The chant played in the background is exceptional n soothing. Pooja n other things are quite commercialized. But the temple in its own gives a Devine feel.

Shiva statue was good. but the people over there were totally business minded and trained to steel money from people. no hospitality at all, only money minded.

Takes money for everything.. more of business than devotion

I can suggest every Bengalurian should visit once. It's near to Mariyappana palys, near ISRO. Should visit once. And this is beautiful Shiva Temple and visiting evening is best. U can sit few mins by closing ur eyes. This exactly behind kemport mall

Nice place to visit.. if you are interested in spirituality likewise. They will guide you to do some poojas..caves are nicely constructed...

What an amazing temple in Bangalore! It's beautiful and there is a very systematic approach to viewing the temple and doing puja there. It's really one of a kind. You can take your time through the temple and really enjoy it. Go for it if you are in Bangalore.

Commercial but nice place. All in one ticket at 100 RS, and if you want to bring camera in, pay extra 27 RS.

This place is known for its Shiva statue. This is located in Old Airport Road, Bangalore. We can visit once.

One of the place to visit in Bangalore.
It will be very nice and peaceful

It doesn't look like a temple , don't waste your money

Fully commercial. Ever corner they will ask for money. At the you will not as your in temple. I recommend don't go.

Temple of Lord Shiva. A huge statue of Lord Shiva siting in meditation position is been erect here. Just situated in well approachable location, focuses on all holy location of Lord Shiva and benefits of meditation. One can buy passes for various pooja and attraction.. At last can sit in front of Lord and feel all positive vibes around. Must visit place.

This place had its beauty earlier. Now since they have renovated it and changed all its traditions and customs i prefer less. They have made lot of changes with whole of visit. But still sometimes old is good

It's pure business in name of God. They will ask for Rs. 250 as entry ticket which includes some puja etc. Senior citizen are exempted. There is separate queue free. I recommend to visit the free queue.

Totally commercial and looting devotees, specially if they are from outside Bangalore

This is not a temple. It's a commercial establishment trying to sell you things.

Spr place must come to meditation and Shiva asiervatha

The most loveable place for me ..great experience.. Peace full ...but dissapointed only by one thing that's they take Rs.150 for entry.... If they are taking this much money.. It's not good...

Very awesome and amazing place ever.... So lovely place..... I would like to suggest to visit this place....

Huge lord shiva statue. Nearby places are indranager , domlur flyover bridge and little far from koramangala. There are few restaurants nearby this temple and a small shopping mall.

It's a peaceful place in middle of city. But little commercial for a holy place

Biggest Lord Shiva Temple In Bengaluru. Clean and good temple, also special darshan is very good, should avail it once I recommend.

Can't call it as a temple, but Awesome Divine Place Fully covered, and more ever entrance is 100% covered by Mall.
Rs50 for Entry, Rs100 for Temple visit, Rs150 for Pooja.

Nice go for free entry paid entry is of 250 /- I.e; special darshan but I'll suggest u to go with free entry only