Also known as Varahaswamy temple, Shree Shvetha Varaha Swamy Temple is among the most religiously significant Mysore tourist places and portrays a fine example of Hoysala style of architecture. As you walk in, it is impossible to not notice the intricately carved doorway and fascinating pillars around the Goddess’ shrine. There are also several brilliant mural paintings on the walls of the Navaranga, most of which depict the life of Lord Krishna as well as the two famous Hindu mythologies, Ramayana and the Bhagavata. There are several inscriptions on the pedestals, including the one that commemorates its donor, Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar.

Great stone built temple. The mysore place has 4 temples on all the 4 sides.

Very old temple inside the palace complex. With the lights, very beautiful.

The Power full temple and very rare temple visit and see the changes in your Business are Land related issues. You see the changes sure.

Had an early morning drive to this place. Was quite enjoyable. Would suggest that you climb via the nandi Temple as its the more scenic route.

One of the historical and religious temple within the premises of Mysore palace complex. It is worshipped by thousands of devotees every day.

Shweta Varahaswamy Temple is one of the famous ancient temple of Mysore palace. This temple is dedicated to the Lord Varaha (boar) incarnation of Lord Vishnu, this temple is located on the southern gate of mysore palace.Its ornate pillars and mural paintings are the highlights of this temple. This beautiful temple is built in the Hoysala architecture. Sri Shweta Varahaswamy Temple is enclosed within high walls. The tower and pillars of this temple have intricate carvings..There is also a independent shrine of the Goddess Ambujavalli/Lakshmi, this temple also reflects the beautiful architecture of hoysala, it has a doorway which has intricately carved pillars and tower. The pillared hall of this temple has beautiful mural paintings on its walls. These paintings depict incidents from the Ramayana and the Bhagavata. Totally the temple is spacious and has a good spiritual ambience.

My all time favourite temple.when ever I happen to visit mysore I visit this temple.

Good place to visit.

This temple is one of temples located inside the premises of mysore palace has beautiful architecture and paintings that are worth visiting

Shweta Varahaswamy temple is also known as the Varahaswamy temple. This temple is located at the southern entrance of the Fort. The temple is built in the architectural style followed by the Hoysalas. The shrine of the Goddess has an elegantly carved doorway and intricately carved pillars and tower. The Navaranga has stucco niches at the sides of the entrance. The Navaranga has beautiful mural paintings on its walls. These paintings depict incidents from the Ramayana and the Bhagavata. These paintings especially pay attention to the exploits of Lord Krishna.

Sri Swetha Varahaswami Temple is located near Mysore Palace, Karnataka.The Shweta Varahaswamy temple is also known as the Varahaswamy temple. . The temple is built in the architectural style followed by the Hoysalas. The shrine of the Goddess has an elegantly carved doorway and intricately carved pillars and tower. The Navaranga has stucco niches at the sides of the entrance. The Navaranga has beautiful mural paintings on its walls. These paintings depict incidents from the Ramayana and the Bhagavata. These paintings especially pay attention to the exploits of Lord Krishna.The temple has images with inscriptions on their pedestals. There is an inscription on a processional image that records that its donor was Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar (1672-1704). It is said that Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar obtained the stone image of Shweta Varahaswamy from Srimushnam, a city in what is the present day Tamil Nadu and consecrated it at the new temple built in Srirnagapatna, the then capital of Mysore State. After the defeat of Tippu Sultan the capital was shifted back to Mysore city and the idol too was shifted from there and installed in the sanctum sanctorum of the present temple in 1809.It is claimed that Dewan Purnaiya had this temple built with materials of a Hoysala building in Shimoga district according to the wishes of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III. There are two inscribed images of Srivaishnava Acharyas, Desikar and Jiyar, in the temple. Desikar also known as Vedanthacharya was a popular Sri Vaishnava teacher and author in the 13th and 14the centuries. These statues have inscriptions on them that indicate that Krishnaraja Wodeyar III presented them to the temple at Mysore that he built in 1829. The temple structure has a number of masons marks and letters in several places.There is an inscription Maya Bhadra in characters if the 12th or 13th century on the southern outer wall of the shrine of the goddess. It is not clear what the expression means and whether it refers to the artist or to the niche itself. The temple is enclosed within high walls. The southeastern wall has a mural representing Rama Pattabhisheka or the coronation of Lord Rama. The painted inscription under the painted panel states that the painting was made on Monday the second of the bright half of the month Magaha in the cyclic year Bhava of Saka era 1797.Must have darshan.

On and only Shri varahanatha Swami Temple powerful God and beautiful Mysore Palace

One of the rare Varaha swamy temple

First temple on the right hand side, as soon as you enter from the Varaha gate

It looks very beautiful from the outside. Peaceful place.

Temple inside the premises of mysore palace. Beautiful architecture

A must visit old temple having all the powers! It is in the premises of the palace. So, request the sentries at the gate to go directly to the temple else one would get confused with the palace visiting crowd.Better to go with a good pair of socks during hot days, as one has to leave shoes at the entrance gate. The temple complex is quite large and has old stone flooring.

Best forever

Amazing temple

Good to visit once.

What ever our desire will be fulfilled by godess Ambuja walli with sincere devotion unmarried girls who wish to marry ,not getting proper match if u pray especially Friday evening dafinite success.

I never hated this famous temple situated at the south entrance gate of mysore Palace. At present no photos with me.This is the great old temple built by the then maharajas. Entrance is free. In the temple main temple is of Sri sweta varaha swamy and second one Sri Sri mahalakshmi. It works between 6 am to 12 noon and 4pm to 7pm

Has got history with mysore and srimushnam in TN very good temple taken over by govt! and the poojaries conduct the activity with minimum time! Most of the day it is closed! No pooja is done for the devotees! Only the daily minimum pooja to the god is performed and closed!!The temple is very well located at the south entrance of the MYSORE palace.

Spirituality and peaceful ambiance makes it a great temple to visit. Highly satisfying with some unforgettable moments. Strongly recommend to visit.

I love all the religious places and this is also one of them, I feel very positive and productive after a visit to this temple.

Only temple in mysuru and whole india swetha means withe god ideal must visit.

Divine

High positive energy. Only temple of its kind in India built by the wodiars of Mysore

Wonderful.. really we can experience the heaven on the earth in this temple.

Its very old unique temple of God Shweta varaha swamy (Shweta means white).

Superb architecture style. Worth visiting

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Beautiful architecture . Check the art work inside the temple

Nice temple

Holy temple. Gift of great work of architecture.

Shweta Varahaswamy Temple is one of the famous ancient temple of Mysore palace. This temple is dedicated to the Lord Varaha (boar) incarnation of Lord Vishnu, this temple is located on the southern gate of mysore palace.Its ornate pillars and mural paintings are the highlights of this temple. This beautiful temple is built in the Hoysala architecture. Sri Shweta Varahaswamy Temple is enclosed within high walls. The tower and pillars of this temple have intricate carvings..There is also a independent shrine of the Goddess Ambujavalli/Lakshmi, this temple also reflects the beautiful architecture of hoysala, it has a doorway which has intricately carved pillars and tower. The pillared hall of this temple has beautiful mural paintings on its walls. These paintings depict incidents from the Ramayana and the Bhagavata. Totally the temple is spacious and has a good spiritual ambience.

The Shweta Varahaswamy temple is also known as the Varahaswamy temple. This temple is located at the southern entrance of the Fort. The temple is built in the architectural style followed by the Hoysalas. The shrine of the Goddess has an elegantly carved doorway and intricately carved pillars and tower. The Navaranga has stucco niches at the sides of the entrance. The Navaranga has beautiful mural paintings on its walls. These paintings depict incidents from the Ramayana and the Bhagavata. These paintings especially pay attention to the exploits of Lord Krishna.The temple has images with inscriptions on their pedestals. There is an inscription on a processional image that records that its donor was Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar (1672-1704). It is said that Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar obtained the stone image of Shweta Varahaswamy from Srimushnam, a city in what is the present day Tamil Nadu and consecrated it at the new temple built in Srirnagapatna, the then capital of Mysore State. After the defeat of Tippu Sultan the capital was shifted back to Mysore city and the idol too was shifted from there and installed in the sanctum sanctorum of the present temple in 1809.It is claimed that Dewan Purnaiya had this temple built with materials of a Hoysala building in Shimoga district according to the wishes of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III. There are two inscribed images of Srivaishnava Acharyas, Desikar and Jiyar, in the temple. Desikar also known as Vedanthacharya was a popular Sri Vaishnava teacher and author in the 13th and 14the centuries. These statues have inscriptions on them that indicate that Krishnaraja Wodeyar III presented them to the temple at Mysore that he built in 1829. The temple structure has a number of masons marks and letters in several places.There is an inscription Maya Bhadra in characters if the 12th or 13th century on the southern outer wall of the shrine of the goddess. It is not clear what the expression means and whether it refers to the artist or to the niche itself. The temple is enclosed within high walls. The southeastern wall has a mural representing Rama Pattabhisheka or the coronation of Lord Rama. The painted inscription under the painted panel states that the painting was made on Monday the second of the bright half of the month Magaha in the cyclic year Bhava of Saka era 1797.

Nice temple

Beautifull Gopuram temple of Shri Varahaswamy (Shri Vishnu Dashavatara) rare ,very few temple found throughout india.statue is white marble , same white marble satue is also in Pushkar,ajmer,rajasthan.

Amazing structure. Need wide eye to capture

When we Entered in the South Gate we saw the right side a beautiful Swetha Varaha Swamy Temple, This Temple Maintained cleanliness well, this is the famous temple, on festival days this will decorate very icelly looks beautiful.

Mysore Palace is a grand structure, but not the first palace to exist in this location. The earliest palace was built on this spot in the 14th century by King Yaduraya. The interior of the palace is breathtaking and worth a visit for its spacious halls, paintings, and architectural beauty.Useful info-Palace lighting everyday from 7 pm to 7.30 pm. tickets for adults are priced at INR 40 each, children @ INR 25 each aged between 7 and 12 years. A braille guide also available for visually challenged tourists.

Very good place for peace. Going to this temple since I was 10 yrs.

The only temple where Varaha avatar of Sri Vishnu being worshiped. That too, it is shwetha (white color) diety

Old temple with fully rock structure it is an marvelous one inside its quite and divine atmosphere

Nice place

Beautiful

Temple dedicated to Varaha avatars of Lord Vishnu. This temple is inside the Campus of Mysuru Palace

Great temple architecture is unbelievable good atmosphere

Mysore palace nalliro prati ondu temple Ella very famous, adarali varaha swamy temple kuda ondu

This temple is very oldest temple. We know about lord vishnu dasha avathara means 10 avatharas. In that one avathara is sri varaha swamy one who wants boomi means land they should definitely come here on varaha swamy jayanthi and take nice Darsham and blessings. That day will come in the month of between April and may. On varaha swamy jayanthi Early morning do pooja at home and come without wearing a foot. Because varaha means bhoomi so only we should not wear foot and irrespect to bhoomi. Definitely i will follow this on this day you also follow it. You come here and dont bring any pooja items only you have to bring five types of under growen vegetables means inside growen give it to lord sri varaha swamy and take blessings. on that day you will have special pooja you please participate in that and take positive energy. Only on that day the temple offers annaprasadam after pooja wait and take prasadam and come back. You have lot of buses from bangalore city to mysore city 24hours. You have trains also from bangalore city railway station to mysore city railway station. You have lot of lodeges around mysore city to take halt. You have lot of hotels and restaurants.

Superb construction of templeHuge placeGreat views

This temple is inside palace premise. Great work of architecture.

Good family place , hindu temple

Good vibrations.

One more nice temple in the surroundings of the palace

A great peaceful hindu temple. 😊👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏

Its divine and tranquil...

Almighty God .. Holding golden globe , preventing globe from the natural disasters .

Amazing

Its awesome place

Very calm place

Extremely beautifully carved temple within Mysore Palace complex

Holy sacred 🙏

Nice temple inside palace

Its an old temple.

Mysore..top

Nice Temple

Nice template

Historic temple

👌 Architecture😍

In side of palece

Powerful temple

Well maintained

Nice place

Its nice.

Nice and good place

Peace of mind

Prayer and Peace...

Must see temple

Could be more cleaner

Good

Inside palace, one of a.kind.Beware of lot of marketing.

Peace

Clean and divine

Ok

Super, must visit

Peaceful

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Famous Temple

Historical place

Sri swetha temple

Ancient temple

Super place

Beautiful Place

Nice temple

Old temple in premises of the palace

Nice Temple....

Nothing special

Temple with tradition idols fix on it