Sri Manjunatha Swamy Temple
Pilgrim Centre
The principal shrine of Dharmasthala, known for daily annadana and an equal welcome to all.
Dharmasthala Guide
Places to see and services to use, in the order most visitors need them.
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Places to visit
Chandranatha Swamy Basadi
Jain Heritage
A Jain basadi in Dharmasthala, reflecting the town’s shared Hindu–Jain heritage.
Manjusha Museum
ClosedMuseum
Artefacts personally collected by Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade over fifty years, with regular exhibitions and workshops.
Bahubali Statue, Ratnagiri Hill
ClosedViewpoint
A monolithic Bahubali statue on a hilltop with views over the town and forest. Climb the steps or take the vehicle road.
Annapoorna Dining Hall
ClosedFree Meals
A large dining hall serving free meals to pilgrims every day as annadana.
Nethravathi Bathing Ghat
Open NowTake Care in Monsoon
Riverside steps where pilgrims bathe before darshan. Follow signage and staff instructions.
Visitor services
Kshetra Guest Houses
Open NowAdvance Booking
Pilgrim accommodation run by the Kshetra. Rooms are allotted at the reception counter; book ahead on festival days.
Visitor Parking
Open NowCars & Buses
Designated parking for cars, buses and two-wheelers near the temple approach. Follow marshal directions.
KSRTC Bus Stand, Dharmasthala
Open NowKSRTC
State bus services connect Dharmasthala with Mangaluru, Bengaluru and nearby towns including Ujire.
Shri Mudi (Tonsuring) Seva
Vow Offering
Tonsuring as a vow offering. Collect a token and follow the queue at the designated hall.
Pilgrim Information Desk
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Help with directions, lost and found, seva tickets and accommodation queries.
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Before you travel
- Dress modestly for temple darshan; footwear is left outside.
- Weekends, Mondays and festival days are busiest. Arrive early.
- Book guest-house rooms ahead during Laksha Deepotsava and holidays.
Timings change on festival days. Confirm at the counter.
