🕐 Temple Timings
The temple doors are open for devotees as follows
Morning Session
Daily morning puja, Abhisheka & Aarti
Evening Session
Evening Aarti, Bhajans & Prasadam distribution
Festival Days
Extended hours on Hanuman Jayanti, Rama Navami & other festivals
Special Saturdays
Special Abhisheka, Archana & community Prasadam
🙏 Presiding Deity
Shri Gadi Veeranjaneyaswami
🙏 Jai Hanuman 🙏
Shri Gadi Veeranjaneyaswami
The presiding deity of this temple is Shri Gadi Veeranjaneyaswami — a magnificent and powerful form of Lord Hanuman, depicted holding the Gada (mace) and the divine flag, symbolising strength, valour, and absolute devotion to Lord Rama.
"Gadi Veeranjaneyaswami" worshipped by Keladi Shivappa Nayaka and "Anjaneyaswami" is one of the most revered names of Lord Hanuman — son of Anjana Devi. This combined form represents the supreme protector who guards devotees from all obstacles and sorrows.
The deity is beautifully adorned in saffron garments with a Silver crown, and is worshipped through daily Abhisheka, Archana, and Aarti. Devotees from across Karnataka and beyond visit to receive the divine blessings of the Lord.
📜 Temple History
A Legacy of Faith and Devotion
Shri Gadiveeranjaneyaswami Prasanna Temple stands as a beacon of spiritual light in Karnataka, serving the community with devotion and dedication for many decades. The temple was established by devout founders who were guided by a deep faith in Lord Hanuman's grace and protection.
Over the years, the temple has grown from a modest shrine into a vibrant centre of worship, attracting thousands of devotees for its festivals, daily rituals, and community activities. The annual Hanuman Jayanti and Sri Rama Navami celebrations are grand affairs, drawing devotees from across the region who gather to participate in the grand Abhisheka, bhajans, processions, and Prasadam distribution.
The temple trust — SGVS (Shri Gadiveeranjaneyaswami Society) — continues to manage and develop the temple infrastructure while organising charitable activities including annadanam (free meals), educational assistance, and community welfare programmes in the spirit of seva.
📸 Temple Gallery
Glimpses of the sacred temple and celebrations
