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 Temple info -3749 கோயில் தகவல்-3749 *Turk Patti Sun Temple* Turkpatti Kushinagar Uttar Pradesh ******************** *Unique story of Turk Patti Surya Temple: The statue of Lord Surya was found in excavation on the day of eclipse, Sudama Sharma had a dream* Located at Turkpatti-Fazilnagar road 15 kilometers east of Kasaya * Lord Bhaskar sits in the Sun temple of Turkpatti market. * It is admitted that Sudama Sharma, a resident of Mahuawa Khas village, Turkpatti, dreamed at night that there is a statue of God Sun below the place he slept. Sudama didn't pay attention to this dream. A few days later a member of his family passed away. After this Sudama told this to some people. The solar eclipse occurred on July 31, 1981. On the same day, the villagers under the leadership of former village head Mathura Shahi had dug at the mentioned place of Sudama Sharma. *found two statues here in digging. One of these was sand clay and the other was sapphire stone. Historians had called it a secre...

 Temple info -3748 கோயில் தகவல் -3748 Sithampalam Sivan Temple, Chittambalam, Near Palladam, Tiruppur District, Tamil Nadu The Presiding Deity of this Temple is Sri Maha Shiva, in the form of a Shivalingam. The huge golden colour dome with a sitting Idol of Sri Shivan is the cynosure of all eyes. There is a black Nandhi Vaahanam over looking the Sanctum Sanctorum. There are sever other types of Shiva Lingams which denotes the 27 Stars or Nakshatrams. The Temple is locally known as Sithampalam Sivan Temple. This Temple is also referred as Navagraha Temple by some localites. It was built about few years ago with a Northern style Architecture. The credit of building this Temple goes to a Hindu Priest called Kamatchikodi and his followers. The Temple is located in Chinnakoundan Pudhur in Chittambalam near Palladam. The huge Shiva lingam is guarded by a 5 headed Serpent. A huge Nandhi, fenced and surrounded by a water spring is kept opposite to the Main Deity. The Te...

  Thrissur Pooram Language Watc Edit This article is about the annual festival held in Thrissur. The  Thrissur  Pooram  is an annual Hindu  temple festival  held in  Thrissur ,  Kerala ,  India . It is held at the  Vadakkunnathan Temple  in  Thrissur  every year on the  Pooram  day—the day when the moon rises with the  Pooram  star in the  Malayalam Calendar  month of  Medam . Dubbed the mother of all poorams, it is the largest and most famous of all poorams in India. Thrissur pooram is also one of the largest festivals in Asia with more than 1 million visitors. The  Thrissur  Pooram  Exhibition  is conducted over a period of 40 to 50 days during the Thrissur Pooram. Thrissur Pooram Thrissur Pooram celebrations Official name Thrissur Pooram Observed by Malayalees Type Hindu   temple festival / public holidays in the city of  Thrissur Significan...