Planning a peaceful spiritual getaway near Bangalore? Book the Kotilingeshwara Temple One Day Trip from Bangalore with United Trips and explore the magnificent 108-foot Shiva Linga, towering Nandi statue and remarkable collection of Shiva Lingas at the famous Kotilingeshwara Temple in Kolar district, Karnataka.
This one-day temple tour combines spirituality, heritage and history with visits to three important destinations: Kotilingeshwara Temple, Kolaramma Devi Temple and Someshwara Temple.
Whether you’re planning a family pilgrimage, a peaceful outing with friends or a cultural day trip, our Kotilingeshwara Temple Tour Package from Bangalore offers an organized way to explore Kolar’s historic temples.
Enjoy round-trip group transportation, convenient Bangalore pickup locations and coordinated sightseeing with United Trips.
Starting Price: ₹999 per person
Trip Duration: 1 Day – Same-Day Return
Destination: Kotilingeshwara Temple, Kammasandra, Kolar, Karnataka
Places Covered: Kotilingeshwara Temple, Kolaramma Devi Temple and Someshwara Temple
Departure: Morning from Bangalore
Expected Return: 8:00 PM–9:00 PM
Transportation: Non-AC Tempo Traveller / Mini Bus
Meals: Self-sponsored
Trip Type: Spiritual, Temple Darshan and Heritage Sightseeing
Booking Contact: +91 99025 36365
Discover three fascinating temples and the rich spiritual heritage of Karnataka’s Kolar region.
Booking Contact: +91 99025 36365
The Kotilingeshwara Temple Tour Package from Bangalore takes you through the beautiful religious and historical landmarks of Kolar district.
Kotilingeshwara Temple is situated in Kammasandra village, near Kolar Gold Fields. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it is renowned for the extraordinary scale of its Shiva Linga and the numerous smaller Shiva Lingas installed across its grounds.
The temple’s main attraction is a 108-foot Shiva Linga, accompanied by a 35-foot Nandi statue. Spread across approximately 15 acres, the complex contains lakhs of smaller Shiva Lingas and several shrines dedicated to different Hindu deities.
The name Kotilingeshwara reflects the temple’s association with the aspiration of installing one crore Shiva Lingas. Visitors should not confuse that aspiration with a verified current count.
Beyond Kotilingeshwara, Kolar offers impressive examples of South Indian temple architecture.
Kolaramma Temple is an important historic shrine dedicated to Goddess Kolaramma. Someshwara Temple is known for its impressive Dravidian-style architecture, sculpted pillars and elaborate temple structures.
Our Kolar Temple Tour from Bangalore combines these attractions into an organized one-day journey suited to devotees, heritage enthusiasts and travellers who enjoy meaningful cultural experiences.
Booking Contact: +91 99025 36365
7:30 AM onwards – Bangalore Pickup and Departure
Begin your Bangalore to Kotilingeshwara Temple Trip with pickup from your selected location.
Meet your fellow travellers and board the arranged non-AC Tempo Traveller or Mini Bus.
Travel towards Kolar, passing through the countryside and local towns along the route.
Pickup timings vary according to the selected boarding location.
Stop at a suitable restaurant during the journey.
Enjoy breakfast and refreshments before continuing towards Kolar.
Breakfast: Self-sponsored.
Visit the historic Kolaramma Devi Temple, dedicated to Goddess Kolaramma.
This ancient temple is one of Kolar’s important religious landmarks and is admired for its traditional South Indian architectural features.
Explore the permitted temple areas, admire the historic stonework and experience the peaceful spiritual surroundings.
The temple offers an opportunity to discover the religious and cultural traditions associated with the Kolar region.
What to experience:
Continue to Someshwara Temple, another important heritage attraction dedicated to Lord Shiva.
The temple is known for its imposing entrance, intricately carved pillars and impressive Vijayanagara-period architecture.
Walk through the permitted temple sections and admire the detailed craftsmanship of the stone structures.
The temple’s decorated halls and architectural features make it one of the highlights of a Kolar heritage tour.
Someshwara Temple is especially interesting for visitors who appreciate Karnataka’s religious history and architectural traditions.
Note: Visiting hours may include a midday closure. The tour schedule will be adjusted according to the temple’s current opening hours.
Stop at a local restaurant for lunch.
Enjoy a meal and take a short break before continuing to Kotilingeshwara Temple.
Lunch: Self-sponsored.
Continue towards Kammasandra village, near Kolar Gold Fields.
The next destination is Kotilingeshwara Temple, the main highlight of this spiritual tour.
Enjoy the scenic journey through the Kolar region before reaching the temple complex.
Arrive at Kotilingeshwara Temple and explore one of Karnataka’s best-known Shiva pilgrimage destinations.
The complex is famous for its enormous Shiva Linga, monumental Nandi statue and remarkable collection of smaller Shiva Lingas.
Allow time for darshan, exploring the temple grounds and admiring the various shrines.
The main Shiva Linga stands approximately 108 feet (33 metres) tall.
It is one of the largest Shiva Lingas in the world and the most recognizable landmark at Kotilingeshwara Temple.
Visitors can admire the scale of the monument from permitted areas and experience the devotional atmosphere of the complex.
Near the main Shiva Linga stands an impressive statue of Nandi, the sacred bull traditionally associated with Lord Shiva.
The Nandi idol measures approximately 35 feet in height and stands on a large raised platform.
The combination of the towering Shiva Linga and giant Nandi makes Kotilingeshwara a distinctive pilgrimage destination.
The temple grounds contain lakhs of smaller Shiva Lingas arranged throughout the complex.
Installed by devotees, these smaller Shiva Lingas create a remarkable visual expression of faith and worship.
Visitors can walk along the designated pathways and explore the accessible areas of the temple.
The complex also contains several shrines dedicated to Hindu deities.
Take time to offer prayers, appreciate the religious atmosphere and explore the permitted temple areas.
Visitors should follow the temple’s rules for footwear, clothing, photography and access.
Temple Entry Fee: Self-sponsored.
Special Pujas and Offerings: Additional charges may apply.
After completing the planned temple visits, regroup with your fellow travellers.
Board the vehicle for the return journey to Bangalore.
Expected Drop-off: Approximately 8:00 PM–9:00 PM, depending on traffic, darshan queues and drop-off location.
The itinerary order and timings may change due to temple opening hours, festivals, local conditions or operational requirements.
The Kotilingeshwara Temple Distance from Bangalore is approximately 90–110 km, depending on your starting location and chosen road route.
The temple is located in Kammasandra village, Kolar district, near the Kolar Gold Fields region.
The journey generally takes around 2–3 hours by road, depending on traffic and travel conditions.
Yes. Kotilingeshwara Temple is a suitable destination for a one-day trip from Bangalore.
United Trips combines the main temple visit with Kolaramma and Someshwara temples, allowing travellers to explore three important religious and heritage sites within a planned day trip.
Published Karnataka Tourism information lists general visitor access around 6:00 AM–9:00 PM, with darshan arrangements varying between morning and evening sessions.
Temple timings may change during festivals, special events and religious occasions.
The exact visiting slot will be coordinated according to the temple’s operating schedule.
The general Kotilingeshwara Temple Entry Fee is listed at approximately ₹20 per person in Karnataka Tourism visitor information.
This amount is indicative and subject to change.
Camera fees, special darshan and religious offerings may involve additional charges.
Entry tickets are not included in the base United Trips package.
Allow approximately 1.5–2.5 hours for a general visit.
Darshan queues and festival crowds can increase the time required.
Kotilingeshwara Temple can be visited throughout the year.
October to February: Generally pleasant weather for exploring the temple grounds and visiting other heritage sites in Kolar.
March to May: Warmer daytime conditions. Carry drinking water, sunscreen and a hat for outdoor walking.
June to September: Rainy conditions can affect outdoor sightseeing. Carry rain protection and use caution on wet pathways.
Maha Shivaratri and Religious Festivals: Special occasions can attract large numbers of devotees. Visitors should expect additional crowds and possible changes to darshan arrangements.
Call for Bookings: 99025 36365
Explore Kotilingeshwara Temple, Kolaramma Devi Temple and Someshwara Temple during a single organized trip.
The package currently starts at ₹999 per person, with round-trip transportation included.
Experience the famous 108-foot Shiva Linga alongside historic temples known for their architecture and religious significance.
Travel with arranged group transportation and tour coordination without needing to plan separate transfers.
The trip focuses on temple visits rather than strenuous trekking. Families, couples, solo travellers and older devotees can consider it based on their individual mobility and travel requirements.
Explore Kolar’s religious landmarks and return to Bangalore in the evening without overnight accommodation.
Discover the magnificent 108-foot Shiva Linga, offer prayers at Kotilingeshwara Temple and explore Kolar’s rich heritage at Kolaramma and Someshwara temples.
Whether you’re planning a family pilgrimage, a spiritual getaway or a memorable one-day outing, United Trips brings these destinations together in an organized temple tour.
Kotilingeshwara Temple One Day Trip from Bangalore – Starting at ₹999 per Person!
Call for Bookings: 99025 36365
The United Trips package currently starts at ₹999 per person. Final pricing depends on the selected departure and confirmed booking details.
The package includes round-trip non-AC transportation, transport between planned temple destinations, applicable toll and permit charges, and a trip coordinator. Meals and temple entry tickets are excluded.
The itinerary covers Kotilingeshwara Temple in Kammasandra, Kolaramma Devi Temple and Someshwara Temple in Kolar.
Kotilingeshwara Temple is approximately 90–110 km from Bangalore by road. Travel generally takes around 2–3 hours, depending on the route and traffic.
The temple is famous for its 108-foot Shiva Linga, 35-foot Nandi statue, lakhs of smaller Shiva Lingas and multiple shrines.
The temple’s name reflects the aspiration of installing one crore Shiva Lingas. The temple is known to contain lakhs of smaller Shiva Lingas, but the exact present-day count should not be assumed.
General visitor information lists access around 6:00 AM–9:00 PM and an indicative entry fee of approximately ₹20 per person. Darshan sessions, charges and access rules may change.
No. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are self-sponsored under the currently listed package inclusions.
Yes. The package includes round-trip non-AC Tempo Traveller or Mini Bus transportation from designated Bangalore pickup points.
The tour mainly involves sightseeing and temple walking rather than strenuous trekking. However, travellers should be prepared for outdoor pathways, queues and a full-day schedule. Accessibility requirements should be confirmed before booking.
No. Applicable entry tickets, special darshan, puja charges and other personal expenses are excluded.
Visit the United Trips website, select your travel date and pickup location, review the package details and complete your booking.
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