Kikkeri Brahmeshwara Temple Overview
Located 58 km away, Kikkeri is renowned for its ancient Hoysala architecture, specifically the Brahmeshwara temple. Built in the Hoysala architectural style, the temple features fine architectural specimens reminiscent of the famous Belur temple. The outer walls and corners are adorned with exquisite Madanikai figures depicting women in graceful poses and rhythmic Bharata Natya styles, alongside intricately carved panels of Natya Ganapathi, Thandaveshwara, Natya Parvathi, and Narasimha.
Ancient Hoysala architecture, exquisite Madanikai figures, and intricate sculpture panels at the Brahmeshwara Temple.
👕 Dress Code & Rules
Modest traditional attire recommended as it is an active place of worship.
Entry Fees:
Free
Free
Parking:
Street parking available near the temple premises.
Street parking available near the temple premises.
Nearby Food:
Local South Indian small eateries and tiffin rooms in Kikkeri/K.R. Pet.
Local South Indian small eateries and tiffin rooms in Kikkeri/K.R. Pet.
Open Hours:
6:00 AM – 7:00 PM
6:00 AM – 7:00 PM