Baneshwar Temple near Pune. With its historical significance, architectural, and serene surroundings, the temple offers a unique blend of spirituality and natural splendor
Browsing: Hindu Temples of India
A Temple (Mandir)is a structure which houses the Gods in Hinduism. A characteristic of most temples is the presence of murtis (idols) of the Hindu deity to whom the temple is dedicated. They are usually dedicated to one primary deity, the presiding deity though there are temples dedicated to several deities.
Krishna Janmabhumi Temple of Mathura stands as a beacon of devotion, inviting pilgrims and visitors to experience the divine energy that permeates its sacred precincts. While controversies and legal battles may surround its historical narrative, the temple continues to be a testament to the enduring legacy of Lord Krishna and the timeless allure of Mathura
Potra Kund of Mathura is the water pond where baby clothes of Lord Krishna were washed in his childhood.
Banke Bihari Temple of Vrindavan stands as a beacon of devotion and love, drawing devotees from all corners of the world.
Prem Mandir is not merely an architectural marvel; it is a spiritual sanctuary that invites devotees to experience the divine love of Radha and Krishna
Brahma Sarovar, nestled in the heart of Kurukshetra, stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of Indian mythology and spirituality.
Chintpurni Mata temple in Una of Himachal is one of the major 7 and a total of 51 Shakti Peethas. It is believed that Sati’s head fell at this place and is thus considered one of the most important of all the Shakti Peethas.
Bagalamukhi temple of Bankhandi or Vankhandi is located approx. 30 kms from Kangra and is near to both Jwalamukhi and Chintapurni temples.
Jwalamukhi Devi – goddess of flaming mouth. Resides in a beautiful vicinity of Kangra Valley,…
Baijnath of Himachal Pradesh, Vaijnath of Parli- Maharashtra, and Baidyanath of Deoghar Jharkhand claim to be the real Vaidyanath Jyotirlinga. Learn more.