Commonly known as the “Valley of a 1000 Lingas” or “The River of a Thousand Lingas”, or Sahasra Lingas, the small rivulet or river flows over 1000 Shiva Lingas that are carved on the stone on the river bed. It is… Continue Reading
This is a sacred pre-historic temple in Manthoddam situated in Mannar District about seven miles north of Mannar town in Sri Lamka. It is famous according to legends as the kovil where Ketu Bhagavan worshipped Siva or Lord Eeswaram. Hence this… Continue Reading
20 Km west of Behata Charali towards Mongoldoi on the NH52 (60km from Guwahati) on the north bank of Brahmputra, there is a new reconstructed Shiva temple of ancient time. There are temple remnants scattered all around, devastated by repeated… Continue Reading
Lord Shiva is worshipped as Pashupatinath, lord of the animals, here at this ancient sacred temple on the banks of the Bagmati river in Kathmandu, Nepal.
The Mahabhairab temple is located on a hillock on the northern part of Tezpur town over the North bank of Brahmputra about 200 KM from Guwahati. King Bana was eldest son of King Bali (Grandson of Prahlad) was ruler of… Continue Reading
The Walkeshwar Temple is situated on on Malabar Hill next to the Baan Ganga Tank. It is believed that Lord Ram paused here on his way from Ayodhya to Lanka in pursuit of Ravana. Lord Rama was advised to worship… Continue Reading
In the very heart of Mumbai City, a steep flight of stairs leads one to the Babulnath Mandir, or बाबुलनाथ मंदिर atop a hill. This temple was built in 1780. It is located at the end of Marine Drive and south of… Continue Reading
Tukeswar temple is situated about 400 meters west of the Kamakhya temple. There is a gate on the back (west) side of the temple which leads to houses and cement roads leading to this unknown temple. There was no priest… Continue Reading
Pingleswar Ardhnareswa Devalaya (पिंगलेश्वर अर्धनारीश्वर देवालय) is one of the ancient Shiva Temple of North Bank of Brahmaputra. It was constructed by King Indrapal of Pal dynasty around 11-12 CE. Ahom King Shiva Singha has rebuilt it in 1661. Following… Continue Reading
The Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple In Kerala is believed to be One of the mostsacredplaces for worship of Nagas or snakes. It is believed that Parsurama reclaimed Kerala from the Seas, and prayed to Nagaraja. Nagaraja Sent Snakes that spread… Continue Reading
