Halu Rameshwara near Hosadurga,
well known for its temple and named for the milky water in its wells
the centre of attraction is inside the temple which the
‘wishing-well’. Halu remeshwara temple is lord shiva temple.
The temple has two structures – the main and the bigger one
at the entrance of the temple compound and the smaller one at the back. The
wishing-well is inside the smaller structure. According to the legend, when
the wife of one of the Mysore Maharajas did not beget a child even after years
of wedlock, she visited the temple and performed a puja in the
temple. At no time, a miniature replica of a cradle popped up from deep inside
the well! Soon the Maharani gave birth to a baby!
The centre of attraction undoubtedly is the wishing-well.To
witness the miracle, one has to buy a coupon from the office and hand it over
to the gatekeeper of the well. The coupons were numbered and the devotees would
be called in serial order (unless, of course, you are a VIP) to offer the puja.
It is said that whoever wishes a good things their wishes
come true. This temple is said that who ever is not having babies their wish to
have a baby will come true after coming to this temple.
Gavirangapura 3 km from srirampura Hosdurga taluk
has a very well known temple of srilakshmigavirangnatha swamy the
lord is in the form of Kurma the second avatar of Lord Vishnu where most of the
devotees are from Banglore belonging to Devanga community. It is one of the two
known temples of Kurma avatar of Lord Vishnu in India. The other one is at
Srikurmam 13 km from Srikakulam, Andhra
Pradesh.
Note : - srirangapura has the temples Sri Banashankari
Temple and veerabhadra swamy.
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