Dharmasthala is a town in the southwest Indian state of Karnataka. The centuries-old Sri Manjunatha Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is a place of Hindu pilgrimage known for its large statue of the revered figure Bahubali. The Manjusha Museum's eclectic collection includes manuscripts and early wooden chariots. Nearby, the Car Museum features vintage automobiles, including a 1920s Studebaker used by Mahatma Gandhi.
Shri Kshetra Dharmasthala, the land of righteousness and piety, is one of south India’s most renowned religious landmarks with a history as old as 800 years. Manjunatheshwara, the chief deity of the spiritual abode, has taken the form of a shivalinga and made immaculate, the temple town of Dharmasthala since and forever. Lord Manjunatheshwara, is being worshipped in a very unusual yet exceptionally inordinate manner in Shree kshetra dharmasthala, as this Shaiva temple is beseeched by Vaishnava priests and administered by Jain descendants.
“Dharmasthala”, the abode of dharma, is the quintessence of humanity and faith. As the name suggests, the word dharma in its truest sense means righteousness, it is the embodiment of the world’s most divine emotions in spite of one’s cast, creed or religion.
About Pranav Wedding Hall
Pranav Wedding hall is located in Dharmasthala beside the Dharmasthala highway on the banks of Netravathi river with serene nature environment and ambience. Wedding hall is built in a splendour style with 500 seating and dinning, spacious in-house parking for cars, placid ambience, hospitality and custom designed packages for weddings, all type of cultural functions.
About Pranav Lodge
Pranav lodge is located in Dharmasthala beside the Dharmasthala highway on the banks of Netravathi river with serene nature environment and ambience. Adding to it the hotel is dedicated to provide comfort stay with deluxe and valet rooms giving the guest a memorable experience.The lodge also has a conventional hall with a capacity of 500 members to cherish beautiful moments with family and friends.
