DORANAHALLI TRIP

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‘Doranahalli’ is a village where the famous St. Anthony’s Shrine is located with all majesty. After the first church was built by the farmer, another Church was built in the middle of the 19th century but in the later days, it became the presbytery. One other Church was built in 1920 by a generous man called T. Dharmaraj Chetty (second son of Sir T. R. A. Thumboo Chetty). Recently when it developed cracks it was demolished and rebuilt by retaining the original facade.

The structure behind this is the present church. Consecrated on 13 June 1969 this church in the shape of a Tau (English alphabet T) cross and with an ample space, can accommodate a thousand people. At the front nave, above the corridor, there is a big Cross, and adjoining this is a pair of tall towers having crosses at their tips. The construction of this memorable edifice was commenced in 1964 by Mon Signor I.H.LOBO and completed by Rev. R. FELIX THAVRO. This church also houses a small piece of St. Anthony’s relic brought from Rome.

It was in 1977 that one Mr. Chandappa Shetty of Mangalore built a structure on the place where the farmer had built a temple earlier. The main church offers special prayer services on Tuesdays and the annual feast is celebrated on 13 June of every year.

Package Tour  Name: 1-Day  Tour to Doranahalli Church
Duration: Day Trip 
Places covered: St. Anthonys Church, Doranahalli  and Amoldbhava Mathe Church, Ganjam, Srirangapatna
Travel By: Exclusive N A/c Vehicle.
Type: Group Tour to Doranahalli Church

Tour Plan
6:00 am- Start from Kammanahalli Office, Bangalore
6:20 am- Corporation Circle, Bangalore
6:40 am- Gopalan Mall,  Raja Rajeshwari Nagar, Bangalore
7:30 am- Breakfast Time
10:30 am- Reach Dornahalli

‘Doranahalli’ is a village where the famous St. Anthony’s Shrine is located with all majesty. After the first church was built by the farmer, another Church was built in the middle of the 19th century but in the later days, it became the presbytery. One other Church was built in 1920 by a generous man called T. Dharmaraj Chetty (second son of Sir T. R. A. Thumboo Chetty). Recently when it developed cracks it was demolished and rebuilt by retaining the original facade.

The structure behind this is the present church. Consecrated on 13 June 1969 this church in the shape of a Tau (English alphabet T) cross and with an ample space, can accommodate a thousand people. At the front nave, above the corridor, there is a big Cross, and adjoining this is a pair of tall towers having crosses at their tips. The construction of this memorable edifice was commenced in 1964 by Mon Signor I.H.LOBO and completed by Rev. R. FELIX THAVRO. This church also houses a small piece of St. Anthony’s relic brought from Rome.

It was in 1977 that one Mr. Chandappa Shetty of Mangalore built a structure on the place where the farmer had built a temple earlier. The main church offers special prayer services on Tuesdays and the annual feast is celebrated on 13 June of every year.

10:30 Am - Mass & Offerings
1:00 pm- Lunch
2:00 pm- Start From Dornahalli
3:00 pm- Amoldbhava Mathe Church, Ganjam, Srirangapatna

Two km from Srirangapatna and to the east of this historic place is a quiet town called Ganjam, which takes its name from the Persian ‘Ganj-i-am’ meaning ‘granary of the world’. Originally a prosperous ‘shahar’ (city) during the reign of Hyder Al...

Originally a prosperous ‘shahar’ (city) during the reign of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, Ganjam is now,  however, better known for its most visited Gumbuz, the famous Nimishamba temple, and for its good old church which is an important landmark of this historic town. The Immaculate Conception Church (Abbe Dubois Church) was established at Ganjam 200 years ago by a French missionary, Jean Antoine Dubois, who is said to have been living here, and doing community service for about 30 years.

As you enter the peaceful Abbe Dubois church, an eye-catching (about 15-ft high) bell tower greets you at the entrance of the holy church, dedicated to Mother Mary, also worshipped as ‘Amoldbhava Mathe’. Adjacent to the bell tower is a small memorial...

4:30 pm- Tea Time
9:00 pm- Reach Bangalore

RATES  PER PERSON:  INR 1000   PER PERSON

Travel Dates: 3^rd Sunday of Every Month

Inclusions: -

• Non-Ac  Deluxe Bus
•  All applicable Hotel Taxes.
• Toll, Parking, and Driver Bata

Note :

1. Minimum 12 Seats required to Run the trip.
2.  VALID FROM 01 APRIL 2023 TO 30 SEPTEMBER 2023