Last Updated on 8 March 2026 by Poorna & Brinda
Vishwaroopa Vijaya Vittala Temple and Mahimapura Hill temple is a nice combination for an easy one-day trip from Bangalore.
This is the 25th in the series of One day trips from Bangalore – 25 Exciting options with detailed itineraries. These one-day trips are easy to do and will break the monotony of city life. They will also provide a nice outing to children who can experience the outdoors.
This is an interesting one-day trip from Bangalore. Vishwaroopa Vijaya Vittala Devastana complex is known for the wonderful temple dedicated to the Bhagavad Gita.
The massive temple has all verses of the Bhagavad-Gita inscribed on stone inside the temple. Mahimapura, which is close by, is a small hill with a lovely temple of Lord Ranganatha.
The Circuit
Bangalore – Vishwaroopa Vijaya Vittala temple – Mahimapura Hill – Bangalore
Google Map – https://goo.gl/maps/SMV1QmEi8qpiadpw5
Total Distance – 92 KMs
The Plan
7.00 AM – Leave home. We recommend you take NICE road wherever you are, as it is convenient. Exit at Tumkur Road. Those who are staying in the west and north Bangalore can take Peenya elevated road.
8 AM – Have a good breakfast at New Agarwal Vegetarian restaurant or Paakashala at T Begur or Namasthe Bengaluru.
9 AM – Leave after breakfast and head straight to Mahimapura.
10 AM – Arrive at Mahimapura/ Park your car/bike at the foothills and climb 300 steps to reach the temple atop the hill.
Steps leading to the temple on the hill
The temple
From the top of the hill, the breathtaking views are another attraction. The majestic Shivagange hill, the surrounding jungle, the trees and the birds will make one forget the climb.
Lovely view of Shivagange hill from the top
The small temple appears to be a Hoysala structure with beautiful carved stone pillars on the mukhamantapa.
11.30 AM – Depart for Vishwaroopa Vijaya Vittala temple.
12.15 AM – Arrive at Vishwaroopa Vijaya Vittala temple. Park your car/bike and explore the temple complex. The 12-foot Vijaya Vittala idol in granite is exquisitely carved.
Walk down to the ” Gita Mandira”, the temple dedicated to the Bhagavad-Gita. Built in the shape of a chariot pulled by five horses, it has beautiful and massive idol of Lord Vishnu in Vishwaroopa Avatara.
All verses of the Bhagavad Gita are etched on granite slabs on the walls of the temple. The massive mandir with Lord Vishnu in Vishwaroopa provides a divine and spiritual ambience.
Choose a corner and sit for a few minutes meditating.
The Geetha Mandira is modelled as a chariot.
The lovely Vishwaroopa Vijaya Vittala!
Closeup of the idol…….
Inscriptions of verses from the Bhagavad Gita
1.30 PM – Depart for Bangalore. Have lunch either at good old Chandu Dhabha or Bobby’s Punjabi Dhabha or Dakshin Delicacy or Paakashala or Namaste Bangalore.
3 PM – Depart for home
Travel Tips
1 Carry a good hat to protect from the sun. Carry water bottles.
2 You have many options now for breakfast/lunch with the opening of Paakashala and Namaste Bangalore.
3 Both places are not crowded.
4 Timings are indicative for travelling by car/bike.
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