Sri Renuka Yellamma Devi Temple is a sacred temple dedicated to Yellamma Devi. Located on the Yellamma Gudda (hill) near Saundatti in Belagavi district, the temple attracts millions of devotees from across South India. It is one of the major pilgrimage sites dedicated to Renuka Devi, popularly worshipped as Yellamma Devi. It is considered a powerful place of spiritual purification and blessings.
History and Architecture of Sri Renuka Yellamma Devi Temple
❀ This temple is dedicated to Renuka Devi, an incarnation of Shakti and considered the mother of Parashuram.
❀ The temple is located on the top of a hill called Yellamma Gudda and is surrounded by picturesque views and a spiritual atmosphere.
❀ Devotees climb the hill for darshan or reach here by road.
❀ According to Bhakti Bharat, this temple is worshipped as a protector, healer, and omnipresent mother. Rural and tribal communities especially revere it.
❀ Built in Chalukya and Rashtrakuta styles, the temple complex also includes temples of Lord Ganesha, Mallikarjuna, Parashurama and Eknath.
❀ Devotees pray for health, prosperity, and relief from suffering. Many observe special fasts and make offerings.
Darshan Timings of Sri Renuka Yellamma Devi Temple
The temple is open throughout the week, and darshan timings are from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Major Festivals at Sri Renuka Yellamma Devi Temple
Yellamma Jatre is the major festival at Sri Renuka Yellamma Devi Temple, held during the months of Margashirsha-Magha (December-February). It is one of the largest fairs in Karnataka, attracting millions of devotees for rituals and darshan.
How to Reach Shri Renuka Yellamma Devi Temple
❀ Sri Renuka Yellamma Devi Temple is located on Yellamma Gudda (hill) near Saundatti in Belagavi district.
❀ Regular buses and taxis are available to Saundatti and the temple hill. The nearest railway station is Belagavi, and Belagavi Airport is also the nearest.
5 AM - 9 PM
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