Dharmesvara Temple
About Dharmesvara Temple
Dharmesvara Temple stands in Kondrahalli village within Hoskote Taluk of Bangalore Rural district in Karnataka. The temple is consecrated to the deity Dharmesvara and represents a significant historical structure from the Chola era, with documented origins traced to 1065 AD. According to the temple's custodian, the shrine carries spiritual significance spanning approximately five millennia, though archaeological confirmation of the earliest periods remains limited to the established Chola-period dating.
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