Shri Bande Mahakali Temple(Moola udhbava devi)

I frequently visit the Bande Mahakali Temple, and every time it feels like a powerful and peaceful experience. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Mahakali, whose idol is placed on a natural rock (Bande), giving the temple its unique name. The temple is simple yet filled with divine energy. Devotees come with deep faith, especially on Amavasya and festival days, when the atmosphere is vibrant with rituals and prayers. Personally, I feel something different whenever I visit this temple — a sense of peace, strength, and inner calm that keeps bringing me back again and again, even without any particular reason. It’s a place where the mind feels lighter and the heart feels blessed. Truly, this temple is not just about worship, it’s an experience of devotion and positivity.

First time I visited this temple. Really feeling better wen I entered into temple. Mahakali Amman is very powerful God. Shri Bande Mahakali Temple located centre of the city in Bangalore. Wide range of Parking facility for bike and car.

Awesome experience. Got peace of mind. Very nice temple.. nice management, ample parking. Even if rush special seva also available. All positive vibes.

I was very blessed to have seen the Goddess in all her splendour. It was very interesting to explore the surrounding temples and idols as well. Do not forget to visit the Veerabhadra temple nearby.

This is one of Bengaluru's most powerful and divine places, a must-visit. It has a unique tradition: visitors can attach a small lock inside the temple, praying for a future wish. Locals believe that fulfilling this ritual will make your wish come true, which is a special aspect of this deity.

The temple is dedicated to Goddess Mahakali, a powerful manifestation of Shakti, known for dispelling evil and negativity. Devotees believe the goddess here is very powerful and grants their wishes. A unique tradition involves devotees tying locks within the temple premises to symbolize their wishes, returning to unlock them upon fulfillment. Another practice involves placing hands on a sacred rock; if the hands move freely, it's considered a sign of wish fulfillment. The temple has a three-foot-tall mahogany sculpture of the goddess carved into a rock. The goddess is adorned with different colored sarees daily, with special decorations during the Navaratri festival. The temple exudes an old-world charm and a strong South Indian flavor.

Very powerful Kali temple. Highly recommended for visit in Tuesdays. This temple is very famous for solving evil eye Wide range of parking is there. Located in the middle of the city.