Bhavnagar – Nishkalank Mahadev Temple
Bhavnagar – Nishkalank Mahadev Temple
Nishkalank Mahadev temple, near Bhavnagar in Gujarat, is dedicated to Lord Shiva and one of the most unique temples in the world. The temple is in the sea, about one km from the shore at Koliyak beach. During high tide the temple is submerged and appears during low tide. When the temple is submerged only the flag atop a pillar can be seen.
Bhimashankar – Mayur Ratnakar Kodilkar
Bhimashankar – Mayur Ratnakar Kodilkar
Pujari
6th of the Dwadash Jyotirling
Bhimashankar, Maharashtra
Chitrakoot – Kamtanath Temple
Chitrakoot – Kamtanath Temple
Kamtanath temple, in Chitrakoot, is dedicated to Lord Kamtanath, which is another name for Shri Ram. Chitrakoot is a place with immense significance for Hindu devotees. The Ramayana is ingrained in every Hindu’s heart and mind.
Chitrakoot – Ram Charan Paduka Temple
Chitrakoot – Ram Charan Paduka Temple
Sri Ram Charan Paduka Mandir is located at the base of Kamadgiri hill in Chitrakoot. This is the place Sri Ram along with Maa Sita and brother Lakshman spent some time when he was in exile (Vanvaas).
Dakor – Shri Ranchhodraiji Temple
Dakor – Shri Ranchhodraiji Temple
Shri Ranchhodraiji temple in Dakor on the banks of the Gomti river in Gujarat is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Here the Lord is in the form of Ranchhodraiji. Dakor was earlier a Shaivite site but later developed into a Vaishnavite destination.
Grishneshwar Temple
Grishneshwar Temple
Grishneshwar Temple, located near the Ellora caves in Maharashtra is dedicated to Lord Shiva. A reference to this temple can be found in Shiv Purana. This temple is one of the 12 Jyotirlings in India. A Jyotirling is a self appeared pillar of light with no beginning and no end. The word Grishneshwar means ‘Lord of Compassion’. No Yagnas are done in this temple because it represents the Agni Tatva, one of the five elements of nature, besides water, air, earth and sky.
Guwahati – Kamakhya Temple
Guwahati – Kamakhya Temple
Kamakhya temple in Assam is dedicated to the ten Mahavidyas of Shaktism. and is one of the 51 Shakti Peeths of India.
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