KAILASA VAIKUNDA MAHAKSHETRA, RAJAJINAGAR, BANGALORE

KAILASA VAIKUNDA MAHAKSHETRA, RAJAJINAGAR, BANGALORE

Kailasa Vaikunda Mahakshetra is the temple in Rajajinagar 5th Block, Bangalore and this temple is behind the Baladhandayuthapani temple.   This temple has come up recently and 40 years old and has the sannidhis of Lord Vinayaga, Subramanya Swamy and Panchamuga Anjaneya on the entryside and Lord Siva, Sree Ranganthar is of 28 ft grand vigraha with Sridevi and Boodevi by the side of his feet, Urchavar, Srinivasa Perumal, Lakshmi and urchavar of Chakarathazhvar and Navagraha are all on the far side.  Hence Vinayagar, Subramanya and Anjaneya face the east and all other deities face the West

The entrance looks like this:

                                       
                                           Inside Mandapam of the temple

Had darshan in this temple on Sunday, the 26th May 2019.

As we are entering the temple, on the right is the ticket counter for archana etc., and the on the extreme right is the sannidhi of Lord Ganapathy and next is the Valli Deivanai sametha Subramanyar Sannidhi.    On the extreme left is the Panchamuki Anjaneyar Sannidhi.   Directly opposite to the Anjaneya is the 28ft ananthsayana Ranganathar enclosure.   Next to the right of us, is the Urchavar and then the Venkatachalapathy and Mahalakshmi Sannidhi.   Further right is Lord Siva and than Tripursundari sannadhis.  Centre of the mandapa and on the right is the Navagrah sannidhi.  This is a temple hence which has all sannidhis and can be seen as a Siva Vishnu Temple.

                  Vinayagar (Valampuri)

      Valli Devayanai sametha Subramanyar

                                    Tirupurasundari

                                                   Panchamuki Anjaneya

                                                    Navaragraha

Address of the temple: 
#2, 10th A Main, 5th Block, Rajaji Nagar, Bangalore - 560010
PH: 080-23117692
Temple timings
7.00 AM - 1.00 PM
5.00 PM - 9.00 PM

Just outside this temple and adjacent to this, are temples for Saneeswaran with an approximate height of 7ft and a Nrusimha swamy temple which has a sannidhi for Chakrathazhwar.  The Baladhandayuthapani is in the road before this temple.