Experience the spiritual rhythm of Gabbur as daily poojas, chants, and the fragrance of incense fill the air. The temple comes alive during festivals with vibrant rituals, music, and devotion that unite thousands of devotees.
The temple showcases stunning Vijayanagara-era architecture with intricately carved pillars, stone sculptures, and ornate mandapas that reflect the artistic brilliance and devotion of a glorious bygone era.
A divine wonder of Gabbur — hot water poured over the deity turns cool as it reaches the feet of Lord Venkateshwara, symbolizing purity, faith, and the miraculous power of devotion.
At the heart of Gabbur lies the sacred shrine of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Venkateshwara, where faith meets a living miracle. During rituals, priests pour boiling hot water over the divine idol — yet, as it flows down to the feet of the deity, it astonishingly becomes cool to the touch. Devotees believe this transformation reflects the soothing and compassionate nature of Goddess Lakshmi, who transforms heat, pain, and hardship into peace and prosperity for her devotees. For generations, this miracle has been a testament to the temple’s divine energy and unshakable faith of its worshippers.
I had only heard about the sacred miracle, but seeing it happen made me believe in the divine power of Lord Venkateshwara and Goddess Lakshmi. Truly a blessed place.
The miracle of the cooling water is real and awe-inspiring. It’s not just a temple — it’s a divine space where faith and energy merge beautifully.
Visiting this temple filled my heart with peace. Watching the hot water turn cool during the Abhishekam felt like witnessing the Goddess’s presence right before my eyes.
Every visit brings me closer to peace and positivity. The chants, the fragrance of incense, and the sight of the idol create an experience like no other.