Temples of Karnataka

Lord Subramanya (as serpent deity)

Lord Ranganatha (reclining Vishnu)

Lord Ranganatha (reclining Vishnu)

Lord Krishna

Lord Virupaksha (Shiva)

Lord Vishnu (as Chennakeshava)

Lord Shiva (as Hoysaleswara and Shantaleswara)

Goddess Chamundeshwari (a fierce form of Durga)

Lord Shiva (as Murudeshwara)

Goddess Mookambika (a form of Adi Shakti combining Saraswati, Lakshmi and Kali)

Lord Shiva (as Manjunatha)

Lord Shiva (as Gokarnanatha)

Goddess Yellamma (worshipped as a form of Renuka Devi)

Goddess Banashankari (Shakambhari, a form of Parvati)

Lord Shiva (as Mahabaleshwara / the Atmalinga)

Goddess Annapoorneshwari

Goddess Sharadamba (Saraswati)

Nandi (the sacred bull, vahana of Lord Shiva)

Lord Shiva (as Gangadhareshwara)

Sri Radha Krishnachandra, with Sri Krishna Balarama and Sri Nitai Gauranga

Lord Shiva (as Srikanteshwara / Nanjundeshwara)

Lord Vishnu (as Cheluvanarayana Swamy / Tirunarayana)

Lord Shiva (as Kotilingeshwara)

Lord Shiva (as Vidyashankara Linga, over the samadhi of Sri Vidyatirtha)

Lord Shiva (as Virupaksha / Lokeshwara)

Lord Shiva, worshipped as Sri Male Mahadeshwara Swamy

Goddess Durgaparameshwari (worshipped here as Sri Bhramarambha/Bhramari Devi)

Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Manjunatha

Lord Ganapati (Ganesha), worshipped as Mahaganapati

Lord Ganapati, worshipped here as Sri Varasiddhi Vinayaka

Lord Dattatreya, worshipped here through the Nirguna Padukas (holy sandals) of Sri Guru Narasimha Saraswati

Goddess Renuka, worshipped here as Renukamba (also known locally as Guthiyamma), mother of Sage Parashurama

Lord Shiva, enshrined as a Shivalinga; the temple is popularly known in the region as Kadambeshwara for its deep association with Kadamba dynasty patronage

Lord Vishnu, worshipped in three forms in the temple's trikuta (three-shrined) sanctums — Keshava, Janardhana, and Venugopala

Originally consecrated to Surya (Aditya); the shrine, now empty of its original image, is popularly known today as the 'Durga' temple

Lord Vishnu (Cave 3), with adjoining Shiva caves (1 and 2) and a Jain cave (4) in the same complex

Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Mahadeva

Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Vishweshwara (Kashi Vishveshwara)

Lord Shiva, in a three-linga (Trikuta) form representing Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara on a single base

Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Amruteshwara, in linga form

Lord Vishnu, worshipped here as Lakshmi Narasimha

Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Bhoga Nandeeshwara (with the adjoining Arunachaleshwara shrine)

Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Someshwara

Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Amriteshwara

Lord Shiva, in five sacred linga forms (Panchalinga): Vaidyeshwara, Pathaleshwara, Maruleshwara, Arkeshwara, and Mallikarjuna

Lord Shiva (as Mahalingeshwara)

Lord Shiva (as Chandramouleshwara), originally worshipped as a rare four-faced Chaturmukha Linga

Goddess Nimishamba (an incarnation of Goddess Parvati)

Lord Vitthala (a form of Lord Vishnu/Krishna, worshipped as Vithoba/Panduranga at Pandharpur)

Goddess Chowdeshwari (worshipped locally as Sigandureshwari)

Sri Anjaneya Swamy (Hanuman)

Sri Yoganarasimha Swamy (Vishnu as Narasimha, seated in Yoga posture)

Lord Shiva (as Someshwara)

Lord Shiva (as Chamarajeshwara), with goddess Chamundeshwari

Rameshwara (Lord Shiva, as Ramalingeshwara)

Lord Shiva (as Aghoreshwara)

Lord Shiva (as Sangameshwara / Sangamanatha)

Sri Kalabhairaveshwara (Shiva), with presiding deity Gangadhareshwara

Lord Narasimha (as Gunja Narasimha)

Lord Shiva (as Mahakuteshwara), within a complex also housing Mallikarjuna, Vishnu and Sangameshwara shrines

Lord Shiva (as Kalleshvara)

Goddess Mahalakshmi (with shrines to Kali and Shiva)

Lord Shiva (as Siddheshwar)

Lord Shiva (as Gangadhareshwara) and Lord Vishnu (as Chennakeshava)

Lord Shiva (worshipped here as Yoga Nandeeshwara)

Lord Shiva (as Ishvara / Ishwara)

Lord Shiva (Svayambhu lingam, popularly worshipped as Doddabasappa)

Lord Shiva (as Bhutanatha)

Lord Venkateswara (Vishnu)