 Manjuguni Lord Venkataramana Temple is one of the most prominent pilgrimage tourism spot in Uttar Kannada District in Karnataka. Manjuguni Lord Venkataramana Temple here is dedicated to Lord Venkataramana and Goddess Padmavathi.
People from the various parts of India with their religious belief, come and congregate in this temple to offer deep and ardent homage to Lord Venkataramana and Goddess Padmavathi.
It is believed that Manjuguni Lord Venkataramana Temple is called as Tirupati of Karnataka. The temple is situated in Western Ghat region, popularly known as Sahyadri hills.
During winter, this place is covered by thick fog and hence it is called by the name "Manjuguni". The temple of Lord Venkatramana is a huge complex built in Vijayanagara Style.
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(Last Updated on : 24-11-2015)
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