Sri Arunachaleshwara Swamy Temple, Harohalli, also known locally as Dodda Gudi, is a historic Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located in Harohalli, Ramanagara district, Karnataka, the temple is known for its traditional stone architecture, intricately carved pillars, and peaceful devotional atmosphere. It is a notable religious and heritage destination for devotees and visitors exploring temples around Harohalli and Kanakapura
Local temple accounts describe the shrine as several centuries old, with a history traditionally associated with the 17th century. Some local sources attribute its construction to a Subedar during the period of Hyder Ali. The exact historical chronology should be confirmed through temple records or inscriptions.
The temple honours Lord Shiva as Arunachaleshwara. Hindu tradition associates this form of Shiva with the infinite pillar of fire that demonstrated the Lord’s boundless nature. The temple is an important local place of worship, where devotees seek blessings, peace, and well-being.