Kabbalamma Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the Goddess Shakti. It is located in Village Kabbal, Ramanagara district, Karnataka, India. The temple is a famous temple for the most dedicated goddess Shakti. In Ramanagara district devotees worshiped the goddess Shakti as “Kabbalamma”. The Kabbalamma Temple is the only around more than 28 villages. The history says that the goddess Kabbalamma wanted a place to reside, by that she reached the village Kannalu. Then the village god Basaveshwara gave permission which was asked by Kabbalamma to reside there. But it was said that pooja will be done first to god Basaveshwara and than Kabbalamma.
Devotees come to this temple to seek fulfilment and solutions in many areas. It is believed that those looking for a good marriage or well-being for their spouse can come and offer prayers at this shrine. The resident bull is also an important part of the more recent legends surrounding the temple, and many come for the blessings from this animal, considered a representation of the deity.
An interesting ritual is associated with this resident bull or Basaveshwara. A devotee who promises to make an offering to the bull will have to sleep on the floor, allowing the bull to walk over him or her. Even small children are made to lie down in front of the bull. Devotees also tie bundles of currency notes to the horns of the bull, as part of the offerings or expression of gratitude for wishes being granted.
The main festival that is held at the Shree Kabbalamma Temple is the Kabbalamma Jatre, celebrated with much fanfare by the many devotees, most of them from the surrounding area. During this festival, the deity is carried on a rath or chariot and taken for a procession around the village before it is returned. Devotees all try to be part of the pulling party, as it is considered auspicious.
Taking the NH209 for 80 kilometers south to fly by road from Bangalore to Kabbal; this route falls on the way to Mysore. To find your way to Kabbal, you can catch a bus to Channapatna, Kanakapura or Ramanagram. The village is 22 kilometers from Channapatna and 15 kilometers from Kanakapura.
Karnataka’s beauty lies not just in its ancient cities and the new capital city. It is always recommended to dig deeper into the local curiosities and landmarks that surround the vast region to learn more about this place’s history. The state villages contain some vivid and colorful secrets, giving a glimpse into the region’s rich heritage. A visit to the Temple of Shree Kabbalamma takes you to a cornerstone that blends religious philosophy, architecture, and natural beauty.
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