BENGALURU: Naga Panchami, the fifth day of Shravan or the day to worship snakes for Hindus, falls on July 27. Here are a few snake pits, in and around city, that will see worshippers on Thursday
Sri Circle Maramma Temple
Maramma Temple or Circle Maramma is located in Malleswaram. Situated in the heart of the city on Sankey Tank Road since 1970s, the temple sees a huge crowd on Tuesdays and Fridays, considered auspicious of goddess Maramma.
Subramaniyam Temple
One of the most important temples of the area is managed by the Sri Subramanya Swamy Temple and Trust. The temple also serves as the marriage reception hall and a spot for Nag Panchami
pujas.This is located near the famous Thindi Street, of VV Puram.
Mukti Naga Temple
Said to be the world’s largest monolithic statue of lord Naaga standing at the height of 16 feet and weighing 36 tonnes, is run by Shri Subrahmanya Seva Trust and is located in Ramohalli, a village on the outskirts of the city.
Kukke Subramanya Temple
If you’d prefer an overnight journey for Naga Panchami then head to Kukke Subramanya located in the village of Subramanya, dedicated lord of all serpents, Subramanya. The epics relate to the divine serpent Vasuki and other serpents found refuge under Subramanya when threatened by the Garuda.