神牛廟

很幽靜的環境，需要存鞋才能進入，好像是3塊，我直接給了10塊。牛神前方有人介紹，講了一些歷史， 人名和地方都不清楚，所以聽完就聽完了。然後提了個托盤給我，讓我捐錢，放下了50塊（不確定如果不給會怎樣）。廟內轉了一圈就出來了。門口有兩個小攤位賣工藝品。

神牛廟非常小，裏面的神牛像有點特點，但是嚴令禁止拍照，所以轉一下出來五分鐘夠了。需要存鞋，好像是三塊錢，我給了十塊，沒有找，我就當給小費了。免費参觀！

In India, besides being impressed by the country's religious diversity, another scenario is that of animals on the streets. The biggest animal is the elephant, this live grazing "truck" walking freely in the street, if nobody's arrogant temperament, let people respect it, so also far away. Another kind of big animal is cattle, countless cattle, wandering freely in the street, without any "organization" or "police" daring to interfere with their own. Some cattle can lie in the middle of the street and sleep soundly. It is also a kind of "if nobody else beside you" temperament, which makes all human beings shy. It's a luxury to keep the streets in New Delhi sanitary, full of cow dung and food tails eaten by cows. So it's impossible for New Delhi to do well, a cow.

Ticket-free, barefoot entry, very interesting, the abbot is very kind, asked me where I came from, I said China, said Nice and gave me a red dot on the head, a very small temple in about 10 meters high on a hill. But it's really interesting and special.

The Temple of the Goddess and Niu is one of the oldest buildings in Bangalore. It was built by Campbell in the 16th century. The Temple of God Niu is a Hindu temple with the architectural style of Daravat. Inside the temple, there is a statue of Nandi, the God Niu, carved out of a large black stone, which is 4.5 meters high and 6 meters wide. Temple incense is very strong, every weekend come to pray for people in an endless stream, when you come in, someone will lead you clockwise around the cow, touch the various parts of the God will bring different luck, monks will give you a lucky red dot at the door.

The Temple of the Goddess and Niu is one of the oldest buildings in Bangalore. It was built by Campbell in the 16th century. The Temple of God Niu is a Hindu temple with the architectural style of Daravat. Inside the temple, there is a statue of Nandi, the God Niu, carved out of a large black stone, which is 4.5 meters high and 6 meters wide. The temple is full of incense and fire, and people come to pray every weekend. There are also couples who hold wedding ceremonies here.