Actually
the temple was closed when we went there.. we went up and saw the outside
structures and came back. This temple has a history. During the wedding of Lord
Shiva and Parvathi in Himalayas,
all the God and Goddesses came to see the marriage. This caused the earth to be
unbalanced. To balance that Shiva requested Agasthya to travel south.
Since
Agasthya told that he needs to witness the wedding, Shiva gave him a divine
vision, which made Agasthya to see the marriage being in any part of the world,
and hence he travelled south to Kalasala. The Girija Kalyana (marriage of Lord Shiva and
Parvathi) is celebrated in Kalasa every year to commemorate this tradition
How to reach the temple:
Kalasa is
located at a distance of about 300 km away from Bangalore. Busses operate from
all over Mangalore.
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