The temple of Dhareshwar in Dhayari village is worth a vision at dawn or twilight. The road leading to it is surrounded by Audumbar (Holy fig), peepal and other trees. There is ample shade on both sides as you climb the steps to the temple. As you catch a glimpse of the Shivalinga in the sanctum sanctorum of the temple you unconsciously tend to fold your hands in obeisance.
Many a times Muslims proclaim their right on Qutub Minar; however the reality about who built it, what is the structure about is detailed in this article.
Shrikshetra Neera-Nrusinhapur is situated on the confluence of rivers Neera and Bheema to the North-East of Pune district. Those whose family Deity is Shri Nrusinha, should certainly visit this place of pilgrimage and pay obeisance to Shri Nrusinha. The Padma Puran states that once Deity Indra abducted Kayadhu, the wife of Hiranyakashapu, when she was pregnant.
the world-famous Sun Temple of Konark is very well known. There is a similar artistic temple at Dev in Aurangabad, Bihar. While all Sun temples in the country face East, uniqueness of this temple is that it faces the West.
On specific days at specific times with specialised instruments the Divine consciousness at Alandi can be measured.
As per religious beliefs, vision of the ice Shivalinga in Amarnath cave bestows 10 times the merit gained by paying obeisance to Shivlinga in Kashi, 100 times the merit gained by paying obeisance in Prayag and 1000 times the merit obtained by paying obeisance in Naimisharanya. That is why even today millions of Hindus go on a pilgrimage to Amarnath with wholehearted devotion.
Devotees of Bhaleyi Mata in Himachal Pradesh have a strong faith that if Her idol sweats then it is an indicator of fulfilment of their wishes. This temple is situated 40 kilometres away from the Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh and is centuries old.
The temple of Deity Datta at Shevgaon is a fruit of the austere penance performed by Yogatadnya Dadaji Vaishampayan. The construction of the temple was completed as per the plan determined by Dadaji Himself.
The lamp lit in the sanctum sanctorum of this temple burns continuously entire year and even flowers in the garland worn on the idol of the Devi do not wither all the year round.
The temple of Shri Kamakhya devi is situated 10 kilometres from Guwahati on the Nilachal mountain. The place where her yoni (genitals) fell is called ‘Kamakhya’. Kamakhya is renowned as the supreme seat of Tantra on the entire earth and is an important peeth amongst the 51 shaktipeethas.
