Kanipakam Vinayaka Temple, Chittoor
Kanipakam Vinayaka Temple, Chittoor
Built by the Cholas in 11th century this Ganesh temple has a historic structure and intricate designs. The idol has white, yellow, and red colours on the head that is believed to have come from taking a dip in the holy water. Ganesh Chaturthi is also celebrated with the annual festival Brahmotsavam. The festival goes on for 21 days. Grand processions are taken out during this time.
Kanipakam Vinayaka Temple, Chittoor
Built by the Cholas in 11th century this Ganesh temple has a historic structure and intricate designs. The idol has white, yellow, and red colours on the head that is believed to have come from taking a dip in the holy water. Ganesh Chaturthi is also celebrated with the annual festival Brahmotsavam. The festival goes on for 21 days. Grand processions are taken out during this time.
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You MUST visit the TRISHUND MAYURESHWAR GANAPATI temple in Pune as the Lord Ganesh has not 1 but 3 Trunks & 6 hands!
The temple is about 250 years old completely built in Stone
The idol itself was used as a lever to open secret passage. There is a room under the temple which is opened only on guru purnima. The is a samadhi of the rishi who established the temple.
The underground room also has secret pathways leading to shaniwar wada
You MUST visit the TRISHUND MAYURESHWAR GANAPATI temple in Pune as the Lord Ganesh has not 1 but 3 Trunks & 6 hands!
The temple is about 250 years old completely built in Stone
The idol itself was used as a lever to open secret passage. There is a room under the temple which is opened only on guru purnima. The is a samadhi of the rishi who established the temple.
The underground room also has secret pathways leading to shaniwar wada
Ranthambore Ganesh Temple, Rajasthan
Ranthambore Ganesh Temple, Rajasthan
The oldest Ganesh temple in India is the Ranthambore Ganesh Temple. It is believed that Lord Krishna and his wife Rukmini sought blessings from this temple during their wedding. Situated in the forests, in the 1000 year old Ranthambore Fort it is much revered by the locals and tourists. Every year this temple receives wedding invitations and gifts as all like to seek blessings of Ganesha before starting their new journey. This is the Pratham Ganesha or the Trinetra idol of Hindu religion. During the 13th century, the king established this temple during a wartime crisis and it brought peace and prosperity to the region.
Ranthambore Ganesh Temple, Rajasthan
The oldest Ganesh temple in India is the Ranthambore Ganesh Temple. It is believed that Lord Krishna and his wife Rukmini sought blessings from this temple during their wedding. Situated in the forests, in the 1000 year old Ranthambore Fort it is much revered by the locals and tourists. Every year this temple receives wedding invitations and gifts as all like to seek blessings of Ganesha before starting their new journey. This is the Pratham Ganesha or the Trinetra idol of Hindu religion. During the 13th century, the king established this temple during a wartime crisis and it brought peace and prosperity to the region.
Ashtavinayak-The Eight Ganesha Temples
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The Ashtavinayaka yatra covers the eight ancient holy temples of lord Ganesha, situated around Pune in Maharashtra. The eight temples and idols of the Ashtavinayak are Moreshwar Temple, Siddhivinayak Temple, Ballaleshwar Temple, Varadavinayak Temple,Chintamani Temple,Girijatmaj Temple, Vighnahar Temple and Mahaganapati Temple.
ashtavinayak-places
The Ashtavinayaka yatra covers the eight ancient holy temples of lord Ganesha, situated around Pune in Maharashtra. The eight temples and idols of the Ashtavinayak are Moreshwar Temple, Siddhivinayak Temple, Ballaleshwar Temple, Varadavinayak Temple,Chintamani Temple,Girijatmaj Temple, Vighnahar Temple and Mahaganapati Temple.
The Sowthadka Sri Maha Ganaptahi Temple near Dharmasthala in Karnataka is very unique as it has No ‘Garbha Gudi’
The Lord Maha Ganapathi is out in the OPEN FIELD and the shrine has no kind of shelter or protection roofing the idol.
The temple is surrounded by fascinating natural beauty and is soul soothing.
Must visit !
The Lord Maha Ganapathi is out in the OPEN FIELD and the shrine has no kind of shelter or protection roofing the idol.
The temple is surrounded by fascinating natural beauty and is soul soothing.
Must visit !
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The World’s Tallest Murti of a Hindu God.
Dedicated to Bhagwan Vishnu and Garuda.
It's in Bali
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At a height of 400 feet the statue is about 100 feet higher than the “Statue of Liberty”.
The World’s Tallest Murti of a Hindu God.
Dedicated to Bhagwan Vishnu and Garuda.
It's in Bali
𝗚𝗮𝗿𝘂𝗱𝗮 𝗪𝗶𝘀𝗻𝘂 𝗞𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗮𝗻𝗮 at GWK Cultural Park, Bali, Indonesia.
At a height of 400 feet the statue is about 100 feet higher than the “Statue of Liberty”.
Shree Vinayaka Devaru Temple, Idagunji, Karnataka
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501 kms and 9 hours drive from Bangalore and 173 kms and 4 hours from Mangalore, the Vinayaka Devaru Temple in Idagunji was built in the 4th Century.
Afraid of the terror, the Kali Yuga, would bring, sages had started performing rituals imploring to Lord Krishna to redeem them. Their rituals though faced obstacles throughout, on the suggestion of Narada (the divine sage) who suggested they pray to Ganesha (the remover of obstacles). They gathered on the bank of River Sharavathi, at Kunjavana asking Ganesha to intervene, singing him hymns and praises. Pleased by their devotion, Ganesha decided to remain at the place and help them conduct their rituals without difficulties. The lake there was then named Ganesha-Tirtha and supplied water to the temple.
The central idol in the temple is that of a Ganesha with two arms standing on a stone slab, wearing a yagnopavita (sacred thread) and a necklace of small bells.
Image Courtesy – freepressjournal
501 kms and 9 hours drive from Bangalore and 173 kms and 4 hours from Mangalore, the Vinayaka Devaru Temple in Idagunji was built in the 4th Century.
Afraid of the terror, the Kali Yuga, would bring, sages had started performing rituals imploring to Lord Krishna to redeem them. Their rituals though faced obstacles throughout, on the suggestion of Narada (the divine sage) who suggested they pray to Ganesha (the remover of obstacles). They gathered on the bank of River Sharavathi, at Kunjavana asking Ganesha to intervene, singing him hymns and praises. Pleased by their devotion, Ganesha decided to remain at the place and help them conduct their rituals without difficulties. The lake there was then named Ganesha-Tirtha and supplied water to the temple.
The central idol in the temple is that of a Ganesha with two arms standing on a stone slab, wearing a yagnopavita (sacred thread) and a necklace of small bells.
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There is a DHANUSH (Arrow) STAMBH at SOMNATH that states in Sanskrit verse
" *आसमुद्रान्त दक्षिण ध्रुव पर्यंत अबाधित ज्योतिर्मार्ग "*
(now also written in English) that if one were to draw a line from north right upto Antarctica, the land on which
*SOMNATH stands is the only Land mass inbetween; rest is just sea*!
It means if you start travelling from Somnath Temple towards South in sea, you will not meet any land until you reach the South Pole aka Antarctica. The nearest land towards South Pole is about 9936 KM away.
Have you been there?
Noticed this?
There is a DHANUSH (Arrow) STAMBH at SOMNATH that states in Sanskrit verse
" *आसमुद्रान्त दक्षिण ध्रुव पर्यंत अबाधित ज्योतिर्मार्ग "*
(now also written in English) that if one were to draw a line from north right upto Antarctica, the land on which
*SOMNATH stands is the only Land mass inbetween; rest is just sea*!
It means if you start travelling from Somnath Temple towards South in sea, you will not meet any land until you reach the South Pole aka Antarctica. The nearest land towards South Pole is about 9936 KM away.
Have you been there?
Noticed this?
Bhagvan Hanuman Temple, Girjabandh Village, Ratanpur district, Chhattisgarh
( worshipped as a female Hanuman only one in the world
there is a small temple where Lord Yes, you read that right. It is certainly surprising that the God who is a synonym to masculinity has been worshipped as a female.
The Hanuman Temple is located at and is believed to have been in existence for centuries. As per local legends, it is said that the temple was built by Prithvi Devju, a local king who was suffering from leprosy, after he saw Lord Hanuman instructing him to build a temple in a dream.
As he was his ardent devotee, he vowed to build a temple dedicated to his lord. When the construction of the temple was about to be completed, Lord Hanuman appeared in his dream again and asked him to bring an idol from the nearby Mahamaya Kund and install it inside the temple. But when he reached the place and searched for the idol, he found it in a female form.
Being a devotee, he came back with that female idol of Lord Hanuman and kept it inside the temple. Soon he got cured of leprosy. )
( worshipped as a female Hanuman only one in the world
there is a small temple where Lord Yes, you read that right. It is certainly surprising that the God who is a synonym to masculinity has been worshipped as a female.
The Hanuman Temple is located at and is believed to have been in existence for centuries. As per local legends, it is said that the temple was built by Prithvi Devju, a local king who was suffering from leprosy, after he saw Lord Hanuman instructing him to build a temple in a dream.
As he was his ardent devotee, he vowed to build a temple dedicated to his lord. When the construction of the temple was about to be completed, Lord Hanuman appeared in his dream again and asked him to bring an idol from the nearby Mahamaya Kund and install it inside the temple. But when he reached the place and searched for the idol, he found it in a female form.
Being a devotee, he came back with that female idol of Lord Hanuman and kept it inside the temple. Soon he got cured of leprosy. )
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