TIRUPATI TRIP
(All Temples list)
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TIRUMALA
01 - Varaha Swamy
02 - Venkateswara Swamy
03 - Chakra Theertham
04 - Silathoranam
05 - Bedi Anjaneya Swamy
Temple
06 - Anjaneya Swamy
Temple
07 - Lakshmi Hayagriva
Swamy Temple
08 - Japali Anjaneya Swamy
Devalayam
09 - Papanasanam
10 - Akasa Ganga
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TIRUPATI
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TIRUPATI LOCAL
01 - Kapila Teertham Tirupati
02 - Govinda Raja Swamy
Temple
03 - ISKCON Temple
04 - Tatayyagunta
Gangamma
Devasthanam
05 - Sri Kalpakambika
Nilakanteswara Swamy
Devalayam
06 - Sri Kanyaka
Parameswari Temple
07 - Siva Nagendra Swamy
Temple
08 - Sri Radha Krishna
Temple
09 - Sidhi Budhi Vinayaka
Temple
10 - Kodanda Ramalayam
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TIRUPATI SURROUNDINGS
01 - Tirupati To Tiruchanur
5.3 km
(Alimelumanga)
02 - Tirupati To Vakulamata
Alayam 8.1 km
03 - Tirupati To Srinivasa
Mangapuram 10.6 km
04 - Tirupati To Lalitha
Peetham 11 km
(Near Srinivasa
Mangapuram)
05 - Tirupati To
Agastheswara Alayam
11.1 km
06 - Tirupati To
Appalayagunta 18.9 km
(Abhaya Venkateswara
Swamy Temple)
07 - Tirupati To Gudimallam
30.4 km
08 - Tirupathi To
Thondamanpuram 33.7
km
(Near Kalahasthi)
(Sridevi Bhudevi
Sametha Prasanna
Venkateswara Swamy)
09 - Tirupati To Kalahasthi
38.7 km
(Sri Kalahastheeswara
Temple)
10 - Tirupati To Narayana
Vanam 40.8 km
11 - Tirupati To Kanipakam
64.9 km
12 - Tirupati To
Vedanarayana Temple,
Nagulapuram 65.8 km
13 - Tirupati To Aragonda
(Ardagiri) 75.5 km
14 - Tirupati To
Pallikondeswara Swamy
Temple, Suratapalli 76.7
km
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TIRUPATI TO TAMILNADU
01 - Tirupati To Thiruthani
69.3 km
(Subrahmanyeswara
Swamy)
02 - Tirupati To Vellore
Golden Temple,
Sripuram 115.1 km
03 - Tirupati To Kanchipuram
113.5 km
(Vishnu Kanchi /
Kamakshi / Siva Kanchi)
(All Temples list)
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TIRUMALA
01 - Varaha Swamy
02 - Venkateswara Swamy
03 - Chakra Theertham
04 - Silathoranam
05 - Bedi Anjaneya Swamy
Temple
06 - Anjaneya Swamy
Temple
07 - Lakshmi Hayagriva
Swamy Temple
08 - Japali Anjaneya Swamy
Devalayam
09 - Papanasanam
10 - Akasa Ganga
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TIRUPATI
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TIRUPATI LOCAL
01 - Kapila Teertham Tirupati
02 - Govinda Raja Swamy
Temple
03 - ISKCON Temple
04 - Tatayyagunta
Gangamma
Devasthanam
05 - Sri Kalpakambika
Nilakanteswara Swamy
Devalayam
06 - Sri Kanyaka
Parameswari Temple
07 - Siva Nagendra Swamy
Temple
08 - Sri Radha Krishna
Temple
09 - Sidhi Budhi Vinayaka
Temple
10 - Kodanda Ramalayam
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TIRUPATI SURROUNDINGS
01 - Tirupati To Tiruchanur
5.3 km
(Alimelumanga)
02 - Tirupati To Vakulamata
Alayam 8.1 km
03 - Tirupati To Srinivasa
Mangapuram 10.6 km
04 - Tirupati To Lalitha
Peetham 11 km
(Near Srinivasa
Mangapuram)
05 - Tirupati To
Agastheswara Alayam
11.1 km
06 - Tirupati To
Appalayagunta 18.9 km
(Abhaya Venkateswara
Swamy Temple)
07 - Tirupati To Gudimallam
30.4 km
08 - Tirupathi To
Thondamanpuram 33.7
km
(Near Kalahasthi)
(Sridevi Bhudevi
Sametha Prasanna
Venkateswara Swamy)
09 - Tirupati To Kalahasthi
38.7 km
(Sri Kalahastheeswara
Temple)
10 - Tirupati To Narayana
Vanam 40.8 km
11 - Tirupati To Kanipakam
64.9 km
12 - Tirupati To
Vedanarayana Temple,
Nagulapuram 65.8 km
13 - Tirupati To Aragonda
(Ardagiri) 75.5 km
14 - Tirupati To
Pallikondeswara Swamy
Temple, Suratapalli 76.7
km
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TIRUPATI TO TAMILNADU
01 - Tirupati To Thiruthani
69.3 km
(Subrahmanyeswara
Swamy)
02 - Tirupati To Vellore
Golden Temple,
Sripuram 115.1 km
03 - Tirupati To Kanchipuram
113.5 km
(Vishnu Kanchi /
Kamakshi / Siva Kanchi)
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Chuli jain temple is situated at Halvad-Dhangadara highway in Gujrat. See these wonderful carving on stone. Even Taj Mahal doesn’t have such exquisite & intricate art-carvings. Can rarely see such gens of Indian workmanship..
When rest of the World was trying to draw on paper our Ancestors carved extraordinary pieces of 3D designs on one of the hardest rock i.e. granite ! 💓
3D sculpture in 1800+ years old Jambukeswarar Temple. 😍
Jambukeswarar Temple in Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu. One of the 5 major Shiva Temples or
Pancha Bhoota Stalam (signifying the 5 natural elements- Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Space). This Temple represents the element of water.
3D carving of Shesha Naga on one of the hardest rock (granite) This is nearly 1800 years old 🚩
From Jambukeshwarar Temple, Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu 🙏
3D sculpture in 1800+ years old Jambukeswarar Temple. 😍
Jambukeswarar Temple in Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu. One of the 5 major Shiva Temples or
Pancha Bhoota Stalam (signifying the 5 natural elements- Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Space). This Temple represents the element of water.
3D carving of Shesha Naga on one of the hardest rock (granite) This is nearly 1800 years old 🚩
From Jambukeshwarar Temple, Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu 🙏
Har Ki Doon or Har Ki Dun is a cradle-shaped hanging valley in the #Garhwal Himalayas of #Uttarakhand, India.
The region is surrounded with green Bugyals (High Altitude Meadows). It is surrounded by snow-covered peaks and alpine vegetation. It is connected to Baspa Valley by the Borasu Pass.
This valley is about 3566 m (11700 ft) above mean sea level and is snow-covered from October to March.
Har Har Mahadev 🌙🙏
The region is surrounded with green Bugyals (High Altitude Meadows). It is surrounded by snow-covered peaks and alpine vegetation. It is connected to Baspa Valley by the Borasu Pass.
This valley is about 3566 m (11700 ft) above mean sea level and is snow-covered from October to March.
Har Har Mahadev 🌙🙏
SRI KRISHNA - Photo Collection of Sculptures at Chinatala Venkatramana Temple, Tadipatri, with Tamil Hymns from 'Naalayira Divyaprabandham' .
Place: Chintala Venkataramana Temple, Tadipatri, Andhra Pradesh, BHARAT (India) 🚩
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Period: 1510-1525 CE, Built by Timma Naidu, son of Ramalinga Naidu, a chieftain of Vijayanagara Empire
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Credit : Mukul Banerjee
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Place: Chintala Venkataramana Temple, Tadipatri, Andhra Pradesh, BHARAT (India) 🚩
🙏
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Period: 1510-1525 CE, Built by Timma Naidu, son of Ramalinga Naidu, a chieftain of Vijayanagara Empire
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Credit : Mukul Banerjee
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The glorious Virupaksha Mandir, located on the banks of the Tungabhadra river at Hampi, Karnataka, India (Bharat)
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Vazhappully Shree
Rajarajeshwari Temple
Vazhappully Shree Rajarajeshwari Temple is among the first and foremost family temples in Kerala which dates back to more than 500 years. This temple is situated towards the west of Edamuttom in Thrissur District, Kerala State. Due to the presence of the supreme soul of Goddess Bhadrakali, in olden days devotees sacrificed chicken and goat to this temple as offerings. Later in the Malayalam Year 1122 Edavam month (1947, May) a beautiful Panchaloha idol of Sri Rajarajeswari was reinstalled as the main deity by Sri. Narasimha Swamigal, the first disciple of Sri Narayana Guru.
Rajarajeshwari – prominently known as Goddess Lalita, is considered as the Hindu Goddess of beauty and enjoyment. She comes in the third position among the Dasha Mahavidyas and also known by the names Tripurasundari and Shodashi.
Goddess Rajarajeswari is having the amalgamate powers of Goddess Mahalakshmi, Goddess Saraswati, Goddess Parvathi and Goddess Bhadrakali.
Miracle in the Temple:
It was predicted by Sri. Narasimha Swamigal that this transformation from the Bhadrakali Goddess to the Rajarajeswari Goddess (from a fierce form to humility) can show unusual changes in nature at the time of reinstatement. Surprisingly, during the relocation of the idol in May 1947, the trunk of a huge tree Mimusops Elengi on the south side of the temple was split in two and fell showing the powers of the goddess Rajarajeswari. It was one of the extraordinary “miracles” that our ancestors and elders witnessed. Although the idol is of the goddess Sri Rajarajeshwari, the basic mantra is of the goddess Bhadrakali.
Devotees are blessed with prosperity, wealth, and bestowal blessings.The goddess Rajarajeswari is considered the protector of this region. All devotees, regardless of their nationality, caste, creed and religion are welcome in this temple to fulfill their wish.
This temple is known for Gandharva Pooja and Mangalya pooja.
Gandharva Pooja – for Women:
Gandharva Dosha can cause frequent abortions, infertility, obstacles in marriage, hysteria and depression in a woman. Gandharva pooja can help eliminate the evil effects of Gandharva Dosha.
Mangalya Pooja:
Mangalya pooja to remove obstacles to getting married and find a suitable life partner.
Pranaam. 🙏🙏
Vazhappully Shree
Rajarajeshwari Temple
Vazhappully Shree Rajarajeshwari Temple is among the first and foremost family temples in Kerala which dates back to more than 500 years. This temple is situated towards the west of Edamuttom in Thrissur District, Kerala State. Due to the presence of the supreme soul of Goddess Bhadrakali, in olden days devotees sacrificed chicken and goat to this temple as offerings. Later in the Malayalam Year 1122 Edavam month (1947, May) a beautiful Panchaloha idol of Sri Rajarajeswari was reinstalled as the main deity by Sri. Narasimha Swamigal, the first disciple of Sri Narayana Guru.
Rajarajeshwari – prominently known as Goddess Lalita, is considered as the Hindu Goddess of beauty and enjoyment. She comes in the third position among the Dasha Mahavidyas and also known by the names Tripurasundari and Shodashi.
Goddess Rajarajeswari is having the amalgamate powers of Goddess Mahalakshmi, Goddess Saraswati, Goddess Parvathi and Goddess Bhadrakali.
Miracle in the Temple:
It was predicted by Sri. Narasimha Swamigal that this transformation from the Bhadrakali Goddess to the Rajarajeswari Goddess (from a fierce form to humility) can show unusual changes in nature at the time of reinstatement. Surprisingly, during the relocation of the idol in May 1947, the trunk of a huge tree Mimusops Elengi on the south side of the temple was split in two and fell showing the powers of the goddess Rajarajeswari. It was one of the extraordinary “miracles” that our ancestors and elders witnessed. Although the idol is of the goddess Sri Rajarajeshwari, the basic mantra is of the goddess Bhadrakali.
Devotees are blessed with prosperity, wealth, and bestowal blessings.The goddess Rajarajeswari is considered the protector of this region. All devotees, regardless of their nationality, caste, creed and religion are welcome in this temple to fulfill their wish.
This temple is known for Gandharva Pooja and Mangalya pooja.
Gandharva Pooja – for Women:
Gandharva Dosha can cause frequent abortions, infertility, obstacles in marriage, hysteria and depression in a woman. Gandharva pooja can help eliminate the evil effects of Gandharva Dosha.
Mangalya Pooja:
Mangalya pooja to remove obstacles to getting married and find a suitable life partner.