Honouring the
divine union

For generations to come, this sacred space will bear witness to our devotion, leaving an eternal imprint for seekers and devotees across the ages.  

“This temple is divinely ordained, not built by human effort. It will stand for millennia, bestowing grace and blessings upon all who come.”

Sadguru Sri Madhusudan Sai

A sanctuary of peace, purity, and divine darshan

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Nestled in the serene and spiritually charged Siddha Sankalpa Bhoomi of Sathya Sai Grama, near the historic Nandi Hills, the Sri Uma Maheshwara Temple stands as a beacon of devotion and culture. 

Built in accordance with Agama Shastra and traditional Vastu principles, the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati in their divine form as Uma and Maheshwara. It is a space of peace, purity, and spiritual awakening, welcoming all who seek divine darshan and inner stillness

Architectural Grandeur

Salient Features of the Temple

Meticulously crafted in accordance with the Agama Shastra and traditional Vastu principles

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The Sri Umamaheshwara Temple and all related daily pujas and activities is run and maintained under the aegis of Sri Sathya Sai Aradhana Trust.

Every act of generosity, whether large or small, ensures that this temple remains a living sanctuary for seekers and a source of peace for the world.

  • Indian Passport Holders

    Indian passport holders can contribute directly to the temple’s upkeep and seva activities. Your support helps maintain daily worship, rituals, and the preservation of sacred architecture.

  • Non-Indian Passport Holders

    If you are a foreign national residing in or outside India and wish to support the temple, please write to us expressing your intent to support. Our team will guide you through the appropriate steps to complete your offering.