Bengaluru's Kote Anjaneyaswami Temple Is A Hub Of Religious Festivities And Community Service

The Kote Sri Anjaneyaswami Temple is a shrine dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It is located near KR Market in Bangalore. Established several centuries ago, Kote Sri Anjaneyaswami Temple has been a place of worship and solace for hundreds of devotees. The temple’s architecture reflects the traditional South Indian style, with intricate architecture and a towering gopuram.

It is believed that Anjaneya means the one who has mercy for the people who need help. When the devotees present their requests, Kote Anjaneya fulfils their wishes. On special days, special pooja, home and havan are performed here. Every Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, a special pooja is performed here.

Koti Anjaneya Swamy Temple is located 100 m from the KR Market Bus Stand and Metro Station. The doors of the temple are open from 6 AM to 10 PM. KR Market is well served by buses from all directions so the darshan of Anjaneyaswami is easily accessible.

Silver Kavacha Dharana is performed to Kote Anjaneyaswami on special days. It will be very satisfying to see Anjaneya Swami on the day of wearing the silver hood.

“We see a diverse crowd here, from local vendors to business people, all drawn by faith and tradition,” says the temple’s chief priest. “Kote Sri Anjaneyaswami temple is more than just a temple, it’s a community centre that brings people together in celebration and prayer”, he added.

In addition to religious festivities, the temple provides charitable services such as food distribution and educational programs for the needy. These initiatives are part of the temple’s broader mission to serve the community and uphold the principles of karma yoga.

Similarly, there is another famous temple with the same name in Karnataka. The Kote Anjaneya is a Hanuman temple in Tumkur, Karnataka. The temple has a 75-foot tall Hanuman statue at the entrance which was inaugurated in May 2005. It is one of the idols of Hanuman dedicated by Sri Vyasaraja. Sri Vyasaraja was the Rajaguru of the historic Vijayanagar Empire. He was also the guru of the likes of Kanakadasa and Purandaradasa. Over five hundred years ago, Sri Vyasaraja dedicated 732 Hanuman idols across India.

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