Places of Worship in Bangalore - Gallery

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  • Frontage and towers of Gavigangadreshwara temple

  • Trident outside the Gavigangadreshwara temple

  • The bull and the Dwajasthamaba at the entrance to the Gavigangadreshwara temple

  • The tower and entrance of Shri Nimishamba Temple located at Rajarajeshwari Nagar

  • Suryapanka Outside Gavi Gangadareshwar Temple

  • Temple interior with Nandi idol

  • The Bull temple entrance

  • Doddaganesha temple entrance near Bull Temple

  • View of the Hanuman temple, popular as Ragigudda temple, in a suburb in Bangalore

  • The Buddha Vihara tower, a replica of the tower at Bodh Gaya

  • The Stupa a replica of the Stupa at Bodh Gaya

  • Thigala devotees celebrate Karaga- Hindus and Muslims take part in this festival with fervour

  • Inside the Hazrat Tavakkal Mosque

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