Billur, Karnataka 563124
Sri Stambha Lakshmi Narasimha, Billur
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Location
Place
Billur, Karnataka 563124
Billur · Karnataka · India
Stala Purana
The soul of this place
Built during the Chola dynasty in the 13th century; Mukha Mandapam additions date to the Krishna Devaraya (Vijayanagara) era.
Special details
Small hillock temple; motorable up to the temple; under community-led renovation. Deity: Stambha (pillar) Lakshmi Narasimha, Shantha swaroopa, swayambhu engraving with Shankhu and Chakra on a 16 ft tall stone pillar Growing pillar tradition: the Stambha reportedly kept growing until the Asthana Silpi hammered it with an iron rod to stop the growth.
Era · 13th century (Chola)
Sacred rank
Devotee notes
For the yatri
Early morning darshan is usually quieter. Dress modestly, follow local temple customs, and confirm festival dates before travel. Keep the visit prayerful — this page is for devotee guidance, not ratings.
Temple photo
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Sacred media
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