Mangalore

Kateel Durgaparameshwari Temple

Open Time : 5:30am–9:30pm

Entry : free

Address : Mangalore, Karnataka, India

Website : http://www.kateeldevi.in/

Phone : 089049 05361

Why to visit Kateel Durgaparameshwari Temple

The temple has a lot of space and is kept in excellent condition by the management. As the mesmerising river runs all around the Kateel Durgaparameshwari Temple, devotees can worship, chant mantras, or simply relax and take up the wonderful aura of the deity. This is the place to go if you're looking for a spiritual retreat in the city.

According to legend, after Goddess Shakti destroyed the demons Shumbha and Nishumbha, Arunasura, their minister, fled and gathered more demons. He ascended to the throne of these demons and began wreaking destruction on the planet. The rains were stopped by the Gods in order to put an end to the demons. However, because people on the earth were starving, it created even greater devastation.

The temple's most prominent feature, which draws big crowds, is its location on an islet in the middle of River Nandini, within a tranquil natural setting. The temple, which is dedicated to Goddess Durga Parameshwari and is located 27 kilometres from Mangalore, is devoted to her.

FAQ on Kateel Durgaparameshwari Temple

How to reach the temple ??

SH67 and Bajpe Road provide easy access to Kateel Durgaparmeshwari Temple. The best types of public transportation are city buses or auto-rickshaws. Take the route via Bajpe Kavoor Road and Maidan 1st Crossroad from the city centre. Then turn left into Airport Road/ Bajpe Road/ SH6 for about 7.5 kilometres before turning right at Police Check Post Tharikambla. After that travel about 10 kilometres to Kateel where the temple is located.

What hotels are available near the temple ??

Hotels near Kateel Shri Durgaparameshwari Temple: (7.72 km) The Estate Resort (15.35 km) Ginger Mangalore (10.56 km) Ashram Surf Retreat (12.52 km) River Roost Resorts (15.05 km) Hotel BMS

Is there any dress code?

No there is no such dress code but one should wear decent cloths in a temple .

Special Tip

Try visiting during the monsoon season as the atmosphere and the view of the and from the temple cannot be expressed verbally.

By Yashica Singh

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