Guddada Ramanjaneya Devasthanam
Hanumanthana Gudda (Ramanjaneya Gudda) is a temple hill in the Hanumanthanagar–Basavanagudi area of Bangalore. Known for its Hanuman temple and green surroundings, the site serves as both a place of worship and a cultural landmark. Its elevated setting, maintained walkways, and temple architecture make it a distinctive venue context for heritage and devotional arts presentations.
About Guddada Ramanjaneya Devasthanam
Ramanjaneya Gudda—commonly called Hanumanthana Gudda—is a hilltop temple precinct dedicated to Lord Hanuman. The venue is characterized by tree cover, landscaped areas on gentler slopes, and multiple access routes to the summit, including two granite-paved stairways and a motorable road.
At the temple, visitors encounter an approximately eight-foot Hanuman murti depicted with a gada (mace). Prominent sculptural elements at the summit, including large devotional statues, contribute to the site’s visual identity. The hill’s open surroundings and vantage points lend a serene atmosphere suited to reflective and culturally rooted gatherings.
Located within a residential neighbourhood, the venue is accessible from central South Bengaluru localities and is recognised for its orderly maintenance and devotional footfall. For cultural organizers and attendees, the site offers a heritage ambience aligned with classical arts and spiritual themes.
Quick Facts
Established
1960
Past Events
A Bharatanatyam recital by Rukmini Vijayakumar will be presented at the Ramanjaneya Gudda Temple in Bengaluru. The perfo...
