Huskur Madduramma Temple- Karnataka
Address
Huskur Madduramma Temple- Gatthalli Rd, Gulimangala, Huskur, Karnataka 560099
Deity
Amman: Madduramma
Introduction
The Sri Madduramma Temple, located in Huskur, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore, Karnataka, is an ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Madduramma, believed to have been built during the Chola period, over 1000 years ago. This historic temple is a revered spiritual center in the region, drawing devotees from near and far.
Puranic Significance
Goddess Madduramma is a manifestation of the Mother Goddess, worshipped widely in South India, especially in Karnataka. She is venerated as a village deity and serves as the personal guardian deity for many families. The temple is particularly known for its annual Grand Festival, celebrated in March or April.
A key highlight of the festival is the chariot procession, showcasing an extraordinary multi-storied chariot, approximately 120 feet tall with 20 decks. This magnificent chariot, resembling a towering building, amazes devotees with its grandeur. Other enormous chariots from nearby temples also join this procession, creating a vibrant and devotional atmosphere across the city.
Beliefs
Devotees visit the Madduramma Temple to seek blessings for:
- Protection from danger
- Peace and prosperity
The goddess is believed to shield her devotees from harm and usher in blessings for well-being and abundance.
Festivals
The Grand Annual Festival, celebrated every year during March or April, is the temple’s most significant event. The chariot festival, in particular, is a spectacle of devotion and cultural heritage, attracting thousands of devotees and visitors.
Century/Period/Age
1000 Years old
Managed By
Archaeological Survey of India.
Nearest Bus Station
Huskur
Nearest Railway Station
Heelalige Station, Bengaluru
Nearest Airport
Bengaluru (BLR)