Theertha Rameshwara Temple
Sacred Legend: This temple is deeply associated with the Ramayana. It is believed that Lord Rama shot an arrow into the ground to create a spring for Goddess Sita. The water from this spring flows continuously throughout the year. The main deity is Lord Rameshwara (Shiva). The temple is unique beca use it houses idols of the Trinity: Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshwara. Finding a Brahma idol in a temple is extremely rare in India. The holy water is said to have medicinal properties and never dries up. The temple is situated in a lush forest area, providing a serene atmosphere. Devotees often take a holy dip in the temple tank before offering prayers. The sound of flowing water creates a meditative environment for visitors. The temple has been a center for spiritual seekers for centuries. It is surrounded by hills that add to its natural beauty. Local people believe that bathing in the holy "Theertha" cures skin diseases. The temple complex is well-maintained and provides a glimpse into ancient rituals. Many pilgrims visit here during their tour of central Karnataka. The architecture reflects the simple yet profound style of the medieval period. It is a place where nature and divinity coexist harmoniously. The journey to the temple involves passing through beautiful rural landscapes of Davangere.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
2 to 3 HoursPlace Type:
Pilgrimage and Spiritual SiteEntry Fees:
Entry Fee: There is No Entry Fee required to visit this holy temple complex.
Pooja Charges: Optional fees for special rituals like Abhisheka may range from Rs 50 to 500. ...Entry Fee: There is No Entry Fee required to visit this holy temple complex.
Pooja Charges: Optional fees for special rituals like Abhisheka may range from Rs 50 to 500.Timing:
Regular Timings: Open from 6:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Best Time: Morning hours are perfect to experience the spiritual vibrations and cool weather. ...Regular Timings: Open from 6:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Best Time: Morning hours are perfect to experience the spiritual vibrations and cool weather.Special Events:
Maha Shivaratri: The biggest festival here, celebrated with night-long chanting and special rituals.
Karthika Maasa: During this month, the temple is decorated with thousands of oil lamps. ...Maha Shivaratri: The biggest festival here, celebrated with night-long chanting and special rituals.
Karthika Maasa: During this month, the temple is decorated with thousands of oil lamps.Best Photo Spots:
The Holy Spring: The point where water emerges from the earth is highly photogenic.
Trinity Idols: The rare idols of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva are major highlights.
Temple Entrance: The stone carved doorw...The Holy Spring: The point where water emerges from the earth is highly photogenic.
Trinity Idols: The rare idols of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva are major highlights.
Temple Entrance: The stone carved doorway provides a traditional Indian aesthetic for photos.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Holy Bath: Devotees participate in the ritual bath in the sacred spring water tank.
Temple Rituals: Witness the morning and evening Aarti performed by the local priests.
Meditation: Use the quiet surroundings of the forest to practice silent meditation or prayer.
Nature Photography: Capture the beautiful stone carvings and the dense green forest background.
Exploring the Woods: Take a guided walk around the hills to see local flora and fauna.
Offering Prayers: Devotees offer flowers and coconut to Lord Rameshwara for fulfilling their wishes.
Picnic Near the Stream: Families can enjoy a quiet meal in the designated areas near the temple. ...Holy Bath: Devotees participate in the ritual bath in the sacred spring water tank.
Temple Rituals: Witness the morning and evening Aarti performed by the local priests.
Meditation: Use the quiet surroundings of the forest to practice silent meditation or prayer.
Nature Photography: Capture the beautiful stone carvings and the dense green forest background.
Exploring the Woods: Take a guided walk around the hills to see local flora and fauna.
Offering Prayers: Devotees offer flowers and coconut to Lord Rameshwara for fulfilling their wishes.
Picnic Near the Stream: Families can enjoy a quiet meal in the designated areas near the temple.
Information
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Why Famous:
Perennial Spring: The natural water source that never runs dry, regardless of the season.
Brahma Worship: One of the very few temples in the world where Lord Brahma is worshipped.
Ramayana Link: The mytho...Perennial Spring: The natural water source that never runs dry, regardless of the season.
Brahma Worship: One of the very few temples in the world where Lord Brahma is worshipped.
Ramayana Link: The mythological connection to Lord Rama makes it a major pilgrimage spot. -
Architecture:
Temple Structure: Built with local stone, featuring a traditional Gopura and a sacred Sanctum.
Theertha Tank: A small rectangular stone tank measuring roughly 10x10 Feet where the spring water collects.
Trini...Temple Structure: Built with local stone, featuring a traditional Gopura and a sacred Sanctum.
Theertha Tank: A small rectangular stone tank measuring roughly 10x10 Feet where the spring water collects.
Trinity Shrines: Separate niches within the temple complex dedicated to the three supreme Hindu deities. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Hubballi Airport is the nearest at 145 Kms. Bangalore is 290 Kms away.
By Train: Davangere or Harihar are the nearest railway stations, followed by a bus or cab.
By Road: Situated on the Honnali-...By Air: Hubballi Airport is the nearest at 145 Kms. Bangalore is 290 Kms away.
By Train: Davangere or Harihar are the nearest railway stations, followed by a bus or cab.
By Road: Situated on the Honnali-Shimoga route, easily accessible by private cars and taxis.
By Local Transport: Take a bus to Honnali and then a local rickshaw or private jeep to the temple. -
Weather and Best Time to Visit:
Winter (Oct-Mar): The best time as the weather is cool and the forest is vibrant.
Summer (Apr-June): Can be hot, but the temple spring remains a cool and refreshing relief. ...Winter (Oct-Mar): The best time as the weather is cool and the forest is vibrant.
Summer (Apr-June): Can be hot, but the temple spring remains a cool and refreshing relief. -
Near Tourist Places:
1. Harihareshwara Temple (35 Kms), 2. Kuruva Island (12 Kms), 3. Shimoga (40 Kms), 4. Gajanur Dam (55 Kms), 5. Sakrebailu Elephant Camp (55 Kms).
Tourism Tips
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Health & Safety: The floor near the water tank can be slippery; walk carefully with kids.
Packing: Bring a change of clothes if you plan to take a holy dip in the tank.
Cash & Connectivity: Carry Cash fo...Health & Safety: The floor near the water tank can be slippery; walk carefully with kids.
Packing: Bring a change of clothes if you plan to take a holy dip in the tank.
Cash & Connectivity: Carry Cash for temple offerings; mobile network is patchy in the forest.
Dress Code: Wear modest traditional clothing as a mark of respect for the temple sanctity.
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