 The temples of Bangalore Rural District are best known for their age-old traditions and rituals that are still followed in Karnataka. Bangalore Rural district enjoys a captivating landscape and the temples are well set amidst such serene environment. A series of hills dot its landscape, and most of the temples of Bangalore Rural District are situated on higher elevation. Most of the temples of Bangalore Rural District set amidst the enchanting surroundings. The temples of Bangalore Rural District are important centres of pilgrimage. Kengal hanumantharaaya temple at Channapatna and Ghati Subrahmanya temple near Doddaballapura are the important temples of Bangalore Rural District.
(Last Updated on : 24/03/2015)
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