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Temple info -2391 கோயில் தகவல் -2391  Sri Mulasthaneswara Swamy temple is also famous as Mulapet Shivalayam which is said to be 1400 years old, located in the heart of Nellore city dedicated to one of the variations of Lord Shiva. Shivaratri is a Hindu festival which is celebrated with great pomp and exuberance over here. The temple is believed to be powerful and devotees give away generous offerings to the residing deity. Legend goes that the poet Tikkana Somayaji translated Mahabhratam into telugu only after making his obeisance to the deity. Legend goes that a local person named Mukanti Reddy had a large herd of cattle, and his herdsman used to take them out for grazing. One day it was noticed by Mukanti Reddy that he was not getting one cow’s milk and took the herdsman to task. The herdsman in order to find the reality traced that the cow to see it bedewing a stone with its milk and out of anger the herdsman hit the stone which started bleeding. He ran to Mukanti to inform the ...

 Temple info -2390 கோயில் தகவல் -2390 Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy Kamakshi Tayee Ammavari Temple, Jonnawada History of temple:Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy Kamakshi Tayee Ammavari Temple, Jonnawada Sri Mallikarjuna Swamy, Kamakshi Tayee Temple is situated on the Northern Bank of the River Pinakini in S.P.S. Nellore District, 10 Kms to the Western side to Nellore.  Zainawada shines fourth as the formost of all the sacred places in this District. Mother Kamakshi and Lord Mallikarjuna Swamy dwell here in all their divine glory. Zannawada is no other than SRUPRAYOGA on the banks of the holy River Pinakini clerbrated in the Brahmanda and other Puranas. The Purana of his holy place is wonderful one describing the great miracle of the Avatara of Lord Mallikarjuna. According to the Furanas this holy place was selected by the great saint named KASHYAPA for his Brahma sacrifice. He built up the holy fire GARHASPATYA at this place and the holy fire and the holy fire DAKSHINAGNI on the vedagiri hill ...

Temple info -2389 கோயில் தகவல் -2389  Kere Basadi Jain temple Kere Basadi (meaning: Lake temple) or Chaturmukha Basadi is a Jain temple located in Varanga village in Udupi district of Karnataka, India. This 12th-century temple is situated amidst of a lake giving it the name Kere Basadi (lake temple).[a] The temple is also known Chaturmukha Basadi as it houses a chaturmukha (four-faced) idol of tirthankaras. The temple is situated 26 km from Karkala, another popular Jain centre. Kere Basadi Religion Affiliation Jainism Deity Parshvanath Festivals Rathotsava, Mahavir Jayanti Governing body Karkala Jain Mutt Location Varanga, Udupi, Karnataka Geographic coordinates 13°23′46.53″N 75°0′30.14″E Architecture Creator Varanga Raya Date established 12th century History edit The temple dates back to 850 years back.The Sripurana, found Jain matha at Varanga, is one of the famous 8th century work by Jain tamils.The Jain Matha is an offshoot of the Humcha Jain Matha. This matha is said to have b...

Temple info -2388 கோயில் தகவல் -2388  Champakadhama Swamy Temple @ Bannerghatta, Bangalore (Karnataka)   Champakadhama Swamy Temple  @ Bannerghatta, Bangalore (Karnataka)  Champakdhama Swamy temple is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Balaji (Vishnu) and Maa Lakshmi. It is located in Bannerghatta village in Bangalore (Karnataka). It is on the mountain which is part of Bannerghatta National Park.  Inside the temple, you will also find a temple for Lord Balaji (Vishnu) and Maa Lakshmi. There is also a big hall where different rituals like Marriages, Mundan, Upnayan, Homa, and other rituals are being performed. Temple authorities have displayed a bord for charges of different rituals. You have to pay for those events accordingly. There is no dress code for devotees but people love being in Indian dress. Photography and Mobile phone inside the temple is not allowed. Temple is made of huge stones and looks very grand. It is maintained very well and being duri...

Temple info -2387 கோயில் தகவல் -2387  Thanjavur Kaliyuga Venkateshapperumal Temple A Vaishnava temple in Tamil Nadu Thanjavur Kaliyuga Venkateshapperumal Temple is located on South Road in Thanjavur, Thanjavur District, Tamil Nadu. Kaliyuga Venkateshapperumal Temple location Country: India State: Tamil Nadu District: Thanjavur District Setup: Thanjavur The temple is one of the 88 temples under the Thanjavur Palace Devasthanam. Source Kaliyuga Venkateshapperumal along with Sridevi Bhudevi are the founders of this temple. Passing the Rajagopuram and going in, there is a flag tree and an altar in the Thiruchurt. On the highest floor is the Navagraha shrine. Next is Tulsi temple, Amrita Venkateswara shrine. Dasavathara paintings are found in the adjoining hall. Next are Rama, Daityamartini, Anumar and Gajasamkaramurthy. In the front hall in front of the sanctum sanctorum is the Garudalwar. On either side of the gate of the sanctum sanctorum are Kishkindan and Tirthan. On the right are ...

 Temple info -2386 கோயில் தகவல் -2386 Ancient Syambhu Mahalakshmi Temple, Dahanu Benovelent Goddess Mahalakshmi Temple, Dahanu Maharashtra Where is the Mahalakshmi Temple at Dahanu situated? The Mahalakshmi temple in Dahanu, I am going to talk about here, is only about 90 kms. From Borivli and is located just touching the National Mumbai Ahmedabad highway number 8 at Charoti Naka en route to Vapi. When passing through the highway, keep an eye for a huge signboard in green which leads you to the temple lane.  The best thing that I like about this temple is its location – it’s not in Mumbai which takes it away from the city chaos but at the same time, the distance is just about enough so that the trip can be easily done in a day. Walking in line Syambhu Mahalakshmi Temple, Dahanu Maharashtra Interestingly, Maharashtra is blessed with two other temples with the same name aka the Mahalakshmi Temple - one in Kolhapur and the other Mahalakshmi Temple in Mumbai itself – both of which...

Temple info -2385 கோயில் தகவல் -2385  Chengalvaraya Swamy Temple is a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Murugan located at Nediyam Village near Pallipattu in Thiruvallur District of Tamil Nadu. This is a small north facing Temple located at atop hill. The Temple can be reached after a flight of 600 steps. The Temple is situated on the border of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. Legends Devotees should worship Chengalvaraya Swamy before worshipping at Thiruthani: It is believed that Lord Murugan before going to Thiruthani stayed here for some time. Due to this, Devotees should worship Chengalvaraya Swamy first and then they can proceed to Thiruthani for worship. Indra worshipped Lord Murugan here: Lord Murugan of this Temple is believed to have been worshiped by Indra with Neelodhbala (Blue water lily) flower. Muruga’s consort Devasena is represented with this flower and she is considered Indra’s daughter. The Temple This is a small north facing Temple located at atop hill. The Temple can...