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Temple info -3438. Karaneswar Nataraja temple,Pondicherry காரணேஸ்வரர் நடராஜர் கோயில்,பாண்டிச்சேரி

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 Temple info -3438 கோயில் தகவல்-3438 Sri Karaneswar Nataraja pyramid temple Pondicherry. Sri Karaneswar Nataraja pyramid temple Pondicherry is famous for its shape. Located off the East coast road, the Sri Karaneshwar temple is on Pudukuppam beach. The distance is 15 km from Pondicherry. It was created in the year 2000, which was vanished after the tsunami in 2004. It’s not the end, again reconstructed. As a result, today called “Pyramid temple” “Shiva temple” or “Sri Karneshwar temple”. The rebuilt is with compressed stabilized earth blocks. In fact, the altar of Lord Nataraja is such that his third eye location is one-third from the base. The temple has three pradakshina spots, around lord Nataraja, the temple, and the complex. Seven is the number of realization, so seven steps lead to the temple. The pyramid is considered sacred by the Egyptians. And dedicated to Lord Shiva in the form of Lord Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. The Pyramid temple. The Place is a very sacred place for ...
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Temple info -3437. Bushwala Angad temple,Sagar,Madhya Pradesh. புஷ்வாலா அங்கதன் கோயில்,சாகர்,மத்திய பிரதேசம்

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 Temple info -3437 கோயில் தகவல்-3537 *Bushwala Angad Temple* Rahli area Sagar district Madhya Pradesh *************"******* *Here is the 'mysterious' temple of Bali's son Angad* Five decades ago, an excavation was carried out to find the end of the temple's foundation, and a stream of milk flowed from the foot of the idol. Located at the confluence of the Sunar and Dehar rivers in the Rahli area of ​​Sagar district, Madhya Pradesh, this is a unique temple where people worship Bali's son Angad.  Just as Bali's son Angad rooted himself to the ground to challenge Ravana's army in Lanka, the foot of the idol seated in this temple is firmly planted in the ground. *The only temple of Angad* It is said that this is the only temple in the country and the world where Bali's son Angad is worshipped. After his father Bali's death, Angad challenged Ravana, the king of Lanka, in his own court. There is no specific historical evidence about this temple, but t...
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Temple info -3436. Pandalam Ayyappan Temple,Pathanamitta. பந்தளம் ஐயப்பன் கோயில்,பத்தனமிட்டா

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 Temple info -3436 கோயில் தகவல்-3436 Pandalam Ayyappa Temple - Kerala Pandalam Ayyappa Temple is a popular Ayyappa temple in Kerala which is situated at Pandalam in Pathanamthitta district. Lord Ayyappa is the presiding deity of this temple who was born out of the union between Lord Shiva and the mythical Mohini, the avatar of Lord Vishnu. Lord Ayyappa had his human sojourn at the Pandalam Palace as the son of the Pandalam King. Hundreds of devotees flock to the Pandalam Ayyappa Temple to worship Lord Ayyappa especially during the pilgrimage season in Sabarimala. The devotees believe that Lord Ayyappa will protect them from miseries and suffering in Kali Yuga. Ayyappa is known by different names, Dharmasastha, Manikandan, Bhutanathan, Pandala Raja, and Pamba Vaasan. The unique feature of this temple is its natural procession route around the Sanctorum.  History : Sabarimala was once under the rule of the Pandalam dynasty which was established around 79 ME (903 AD) by the Panda...
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Temple info -3435. Erumeli Dharmsastha temple,Kottayam. எருமேலி தர்மசாஸ்தா கோயில்,கோட்டையம்

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 Temple info -3435 கோயில் தக-3435 ERUMELI SREE DHARMA SAATHA TEMPLE, KERALA The Erumeli Sree Dharma Sastha Temple is a significant Hindu temple located in Erumeli, in the Kottayam district of Kerala, India. The temple is dedicated to Lord Ayyappa (also known as Dharma Sastha). It is a crucial point for pilgrims undertaking the Sabarimala pilgrimage. The temple is closely associated with the unique ritual of "Petta Thullal," a ceremonial dance performed by devotees. It's situated in the heart of Erumeli town. The name "Erumeli" is believed to have originated from the legend of Lord Ayyappa's battle with the demon Mahishi. "Eruma" in Malayalam means buffalo, and it's said that Lord Ayyappa killed Mahishi at this location. Thus, the place was initially known as "Erumakolli," which later evolved into Erumeli. The temple is deeply intertwined with the mythology surrounding Lord Ayyappa, and it serves as a crucial starting point for pilgrim...
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