A very Big Bull statue is present. beautiful temple and very peaceful. Location is on the main road side.

This is worth seeing, the bull inside the attractive temple is huge, it is a bit hard to see as the temple is small. The outside if the temple is impressive, there is another temple almost next to it which has nice colours on the front.

Bull Temple is a must visit when in Bangalore. Huge Structure carved and chiseled in Black Rock. Draws huge number of Devotees on a normal day, just cannot wait to imagine how crowded it will be during festivals. You also have a Ganesha Temple at the foot of the Hill. Both places are well maintained and managed. Though Both the... More

This is a small temple with a big bull statue that fills it completely. The bull on the hill in Mysore is bigger, though. Still this temple is nice to visit, if it is part of a city tour. There is another temple next door, so you can combine your visit. More info and pictures can be found on my... More

The place is quiet inside and the feeling is nice and serene.The walking paths are weel kept and its best visited early in the morning

Very nice temple. went there as part of an office outing and found the place to be quite nice. Gives a good sense of tranquility and peace. Although would have liked it to be cleaner

This is a nice monolithic carving of a bull (nandi), the vehicle of the God Siva. As some other posters have mentioned, there are many such monolithic bulls throughout Karnatka province. This one is certainly a nice one and conveniently located; if you are not venturing to Hampi or Mysore this one is worth seeing to get your Nandi fix.

Oldest and biggest statue of Nandi , located at Basnavagudi which is near Lal bagh.. went there last week with my family who came down from Delhi... Its a small temple which is clean and peaceful. There is no proper parking and u hv 2 park it on main road... When you enter the premise there are few steps to... More

one of the biggest and oldest Nandi statues in the world. the temple is old and other than the religious visit it for the historical relevence