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 Temple info -3272 கோயில் தகவல்-3272 Manganam Siva Temple, Puthuppally, Kottayam: A Sanctuary of Spiritual Heritage Manganam Siva Temple, located in Puthuppally, Kottayam, Kerala, is a revered spiritual destination known for its serene atmosphere and historical significance. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this ancient temple attracts devotees and visitors from across the region, offering a place for worship, reflection, and connection with Kerala's rich spiritual heritage. This article delves into the history, architectural features, religious significance, and cultural activities associated with the Manganam Siva Temple. Historical Background The Manganam Siva Temple has a long and storied history, deeply rooted in the spiritual traditions of Kerala. The temple is believed to have been established several centuries ago, serving as a central place of worship for the local Hindu community. Over the years, it has been a focal point for spiritual gatherings and religious ceremonies, reflect...

 Temple info -3271 கோயில் தகவல்-3271 About Valliamman Cave Temple,Thiruchendur Valliamman Cave Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Tamil Goddess Sri Valli, Consort of Lord Muruga, situated inside the northeast nook of Thiruchendur Murugan Temple Complex. In early days, the temple turned into located very close to to the sea shore and now because of the development of pathways the sea get subsidized to some extent. The Goddess is living inside a cave of the sandal mountain remainings. The Valli cave temple complicated includes a sanctum sanctorum in which Goddess Sri Valli resides. The sanctum sanctorum is located interior a cave. A narrow course from the Mahamandapam leads to the sanctum sanctorum. The sanctum sanctorum and the paths are located within the caves of sandal mountains. In the front of the cave, a mandapam with 16 pillars is constructed that is 24.5 feet lengthy and 21.5 feet vast. The essential gateway to the temple is situated in south facing closer to the Thiruche...

 Temple info -3270 கோயில் தகவல்-3270 Chitrakarini Temple – Bhubaneswar Chitrakarini Temple is located approximately 75m east of Papanasini Temple Complex on Rath Road in Bhubaneswar, right next to northern Lingaraja Temple compound wall. The east-facing temple is built in the panchayatana layout, with a central main temple accompanied by four smaller subsidiary shrines. The temples are set within a pretty and well manicured garden that is maintained by the ASI. Although many of the carvings here are either damaged or severely weathered, I found myself very much drawn to this site and for me it was certainly one of the highlights within the city. North lintel frieze of Jagamohana window depicting Krishna playing his flute amidst enchanted followers and listening cattle The temple is thought to have been constructed around the middle of the 13th century A.D. This potentially suggests it could have been instigated by the Ganga dynasty king Narasingha Deva I (also known as Parama ...