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13th-century stone carving of a Yakshini, a celestial deity, located on the pillars of the Kasi Viswanathar Temple in Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu.
The sculpture is known for its intricate detailing and admirable workmanship.
The Kasi Viswanathar Temple is a prominent Shiva temple famous for its majestic corridors and tall gopuram (gateway tower).
Tenkasi is located in the southern part of Tamil Nadu, India.
13th-century stone carving of a Yakshini, a celestial deity, located on the pillars of the Kasi Viswanathar Temple in Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu.
The sculpture is known for its intricate detailing and admirable workmanship.
The Kasi Viswanathar Temple is a prominent Shiva temple famous for its majestic corridors and tall gopuram (gateway tower).
Tenkasi is located in the southern part of Tamil Nadu, India.
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The Hanuman idol here is to be self-manifested (Swayambhu). He is in a reclining posture, facing south. There is a round opening in his mouth, from which small water bubbles continuously emerge.
This Hanuman is very fond of laddus. Devotees offer kilos of laddus into his mouth, yet not even a small piece comes out — where it goes remains a mystery. If you place your ear near him, you can hear the chant “Shri Ram Jai Ram.” Because of this, devotees believe that Hanuman here is truly alive.
This temple is located in Pilua village, Etawah district, Uttar Pradesh, and is known as the Pilua Mahaveer Hanuman Ji Temple. It is believed to be an ancient site dating back to the times of the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Hanuman resides here eternally (Chiranjeevi), as wished by Sita Mata.
A story from the Mahabharata is also associated with this place. To teach Bhima a lesson, Hanuman rested on the banks of the Yamuna, placing his tail across the path. Bhima could not move the tail, realized Hanuman’s true form, and bowed to him. Hanuman then blessed him.
According to historical accounts, the temple was built by Chauhan king Hukundev Pratap. It is said that when he tried to move the idol, he couldn’t. Hanuman appeared in his dream and asked for sweets, but even after offering many, he was not satisfied. Eventually, the king built the temple at the same spot.
Situated on the banks of the Yamuna River, this temple sees large gatherings every Tuesday, and huge crowds during Hanuman Jayanti. It is also believed that even dacoits in the region follow a rule of not disturbing devotees.
This sacred place is a blend of devotion, mystery, and divine presence. Devotees experience Hanuman’s grace here amidst the continuous chant of “Shri Ram Jai Ram.”
Jai Hanuman 🙏
The Hanuman idol here is to be self-manifested (Swayambhu). He is in a reclining posture, facing south. There is a round opening in his mouth, from which small water bubbles continuously emerge.
This Hanuman is very fond of laddus. Devotees offer kilos of laddus into his mouth, yet not even a small piece comes out — where it goes remains a mystery. If you place your ear near him, you can hear the chant “Shri Ram Jai Ram.” Because of this, devotees believe that Hanuman here is truly alive.
This temple is located in Pilua village, Etawah district, Uttar Pradesh, and is known as the Pilua Mahaveer Hanuman Ji Temple. It is believed to be an ancient site dating back to the times of the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Hanuman resides here eternally (Chiranjeevi), as wished by Sita Mata.
A story from the Mahabharata is also associated with this place. To teach Bhima a lesson, Hanuman rested on the banks of the Yamuna, placing his tail across the path. Bhima could not move the tail, realized Hanuman’s true form, and bowed to him. Hanuman then blessed him.
According to historical accounts, the temple was built by Chauhan king Hukundev Pratap. It is said that when he tried to move the idol, he couldn’t. Hanuman appeared in his dream and asked for sweets, but even after offering many, he was not satisfied. Eventually, the king built the temple at the same spot.
Situated on the banks of the Yamuna River, this temple sees large gatherings every Tuesday, and huge crowds during Hanuman Jayanti. It is also believed that even dacoits in the region follow a rule of not disturbing devotees.
This sacred place is a blend of devotion, mystery, and divine presence. Devotees experience Hanuman’s grace here amidst the continuous chant of “Shri Ram Jai Ram.”
Jai Hanuman 🙏
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Ettumanoor Mahadeva Temple
Ettumanoor Mahadeva Temple, located in Kerala, is one of the most famous Shiva temples in South India and is known for its ancient murals, traditional Kerala architecture, and deep spiritual significance. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Mahadeva. The temple is believed to be over a thousand years old and is closely associated with the great Shiva temples of Kerala such as Vaikom and Kaduthuruthy, forming a sacred pilgrimage circuit.
One of the most famous features of the temple is the Ezhara Ponnana (Seven and a Half Golden Elephants) and the ancient mural painting of Lord Nataraja inside the temple, which is considered a masterpiece of Kerala mural art. The temple is also famous for the Ettumanoor Utsavam festival and the traditional lamp lighting ceremony.
The temple is an important pilgrimage center for devotees seeking blessings for prosperity, health, and spiritual growth.
Location
Place: Ettumanoor
District: Kottayam District
State: Kerala, India
Distance from Kottayam: ~12 km
Nearest Railway Station: Ettumanoor
Ettumanoor Mahadeva Temple, located in Kerala, is one of the most famous Shiva temples in South India and is known for its ancient murals, traditional Kerala architecture, and deep spiritual significance. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Mahadeva. The temple is believed to be over a thousand years old and is closely associated with the great Shiva temples of Kerala such as Vaikom and Kaduthuruthy, forming a sacred pilgrimage circuit.
One of the most famous features of the temple is the Ezhara Ponnana (Seven and a Half Golden Elephants) and the ancient mural painting of Lord Nataraja inside the temple, which is considered a masterpiece of Kerala mural art. The temple is also famous for the Ettumanoor Utsavam festival and the traditional lamp lighting ceremony.
The temple is an important pilgrimage center for devotees seeking blessings for prosperity, health, and spiritual growth.
Location
Place: Ettumanoor
District: Kottayam District
State: Kerala, India
Distance from Kottayam: ~12 km
Nearest Railway Station: Ettumanoor
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At Banganga Tank in Walkeshwar, this ancient space has existed centuries, long before the city around it.
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Gupteshwar Mahadev Temple 🙏
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Parshuram Jayanti
The Trishul–Farsa in the picture is located in the Gumla district of Jharkhand, about 150 km from Ranchi. Shri Parshuram ji performed penance at this site and buried his *Parashu* (axe) in the ground here.
This sacred place is known as Tanginath Dham, a temple of Lord Shiva, where Shiva resides.
Situated in a forest region, Tanginath Dham attracts devotees, especially during Mahashivratri and the month of Shravan. The temple is ancient, and local tribal communities serve as its priests.
The Parashu placed here has remained intact without rust despite exposure to sun and rain.
The Trishul–Farsa in the picture is located in the Gumla district of Jharkhand, about 150 km from Ranchi. Shri Parshuram ji performed penance at this site and buried his *Parashu* (axe) in the ground here.
This sacred place is known as Tanginath Dham, a temple of Lord Shiva, where Shiva resides.
Situated in a forest region, Tanginath Dham attracts devotees, especially during Mahashivratri and the month of Shravan. The temple is ancient, and local tribal communities serve as its priests.
The Parashu placed here has remained intact without rust despite exposure to sun and rain.
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One can send a thin stick less than 0.5mm diameter through one ear and it comes out of the other ear, pierced for more than 400mm.
Imagine the level of precision required to sculpt such a masterpiece.
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One can send a thin stick less than 0.5mm diameter through one ear and it comes out of the other ear, pierced for more than 400mm.
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Kedarnath Yatra remains incomplete without the darshan of Baba Pashupatinath. To make this possible for devotees who cannot travel to Nepal, this sacred temple was established in Haridwar.
The Shivling here is Panchamukhi (five-faced), just like in Nepal—each face representing a divine aspect:Tatpurusha, Aghora, Sadyojata, Vamadeva, and Ishana—symbolizing the essence of the four Vedas and the cosmic form of Shiva.
Crafted from the same sacred “Kasauti” stone, this temple is considered the only true replica of Nepal’s Pashupatinath,
Built in 1819 by the then King of Nepal, Rajendra Vikram Singh, under the guidance of Swami Shravan Nath Giri.
The Shivling here is Panchamukhi (five-faced), just like in Nepal—each face representing a divine aspect:Tatpurusha, Aghora, Sadyojata, Vamadeva, and Ishana—symbolizing the essence of the four Vedas and the cosmic form of Shiva.
Crafted from the same sacred “Kasauti” stone, this temple is considered the only true replica of Nepal’s Pashupatinath,
Built in 1819 by the then King of Nepal, Rajendra Vikram Singh, under the guidance of Swami Shravan Nath Giri.
In Bileikhia Mutt (Kendrapara, Odisha) the prasad is 1st given to Cats & then human devotees!!
Named after the Odia word for cat (Belei), this mutt has a tradition wherein the cats are always fed before the sacred offering is distributed to humans.
The temple houses Lord Madan Mohan Jew along with deities like Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Radharani, etx
Named after the Odia word for cat (Belei), this mutt has a tradition wherein the cats are always fed before the sacred offering is distributed to humans.
The temple houses Lord Madan Mohan Jew along with deities like Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Radharani, etx