Kukke Subramanya Accommodation Reviews
Kukke Shree Subramanya Temple Ticket Fares: It is an absolute free Darshan at Aadi Subhramanya Temple and Kukke Subramanya temple. There are no special darshan tickets for the devotees here all are equal. One can perform Seva for which ticket to be purchased at the Seva counter only. Kukke Shree Subramanya Temple Festivals: Champashsashti Mohosthavam Makara Sankranti Mesha Sankranti Mahashivaratri Naag Panchami Kukke Shree Subramanya Temple – Nearby places: Sowthadka Shri Mahaganapathi Temple Somnatheshwara Temple Sri Manjunatha Temple Kollur Mookambika Temple Sringeri Sharada Peetham Reach Temple: We have three ways to reach Kukke Subramanya Temple: AirPort- The nearest Airport is the Bajpe International Airport at Mangalore at a distance of 120 km. Train: the nearest railway station is the Subramanya Road station at a distance of 12 km from the temple. Road: KSRTC operates buses from all the major cities and towns in Karnataka to Subramanya. Kukke Shree Subramanya Temple Accommodation: This temple administrative has several Guesthouses and Choultries that one book for a stay.
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45/4&5, Near Kumaradhara River, Kukke Subramanya, Mangaluru, Karnataka 574238 Phone Number: 082572 81755, 9379333777, +91-9483044477 Mahamaya Residency Jalsoor-Subrahmanya Road, Injadi, Near Kukke Subrahmanyeshwara Temple, Phone Number: 082572 81368 Sriniketan Lodge Kukke Subramanya - Akshara Hotel Kukke Subramanya
Electric Buggy 4 seater electric Buggy from temple gate to temple entrance is available for old aged devotees and devotees with any kind of disablity. Kindly request for the same if needed. Privilege for devotees with any kind of disability Devotees with permanent or temporary disability can enter the temple directly, without waiting in the normal queue. The pass for the same will be issued in the protocol section near the temple entrance. Wheelchair is also available. Vehicle Parking Vast area has been allocated specially for parking devotees' vehicles. Kindly note that vehicle entry inside temple gate is restricted. Hence, devotees are requested to proceed towards the parking area and not block the entrance road. Luggage Room Luggage rooms for keeping your luggage safely is arranged at 2 places. One near the temple and one more near the kumaradhara river. Kindly note that this service is FREE of cost. Footwear Stand Its recommended that the devotees keep their footwear in the footwear stand that is available on the right side of temple administrative office.
Kukke Subramanya Swamy Temple Kukke Subramanya Temple is located in the Village of Subramanya in beautiful western ghats of Karnataka. Here Lord Subramanya is called as Lord of all Serpents. The epics says that divine serpent Vasuki and other Serpents found shelter under Lord Subramanya when they were threatened by Garuda. This temple is well known for Naga Dosha Pujas. Temple History According to the Skanda Purana, Garuda was once hunting for snakes to devour and came across Vasuki hiding in a large cave (this cave is called 'Biladvara' and is close to the temple). Striking Vasuki with his mighty wings and tearing at him with his sharp claws and beak, Garuda tried to kill him. Owing to Vasuki's strength however, Garuda became dazed by the poisonous vapors emitting from Vasuki's mouth, as well as the luminous jewels on his hood. As they fought, the great sage Kashyapa Muni appeared and requested Garuda to desist from killing Vasuki who was a great devotee of Lord Siva. Skanda Purana narrates that, after Karthikeya had slain ed Tarakasura, Lord Brahma installed the deity of Karthikeya in Subrahmanya Kshetra along with the deity of Vasuki through whom Karttikeya accepts the worship of his devotees.