Sri Chennakesava Swamy Temple- Tallapaka

Sri Chennakesava Swamy Temple is located in Tallapaka village, about 8 km from Rajampet and around 95 km from Tirupati in the Annamayya district of Andhra Pradesh. Tallapaka is a peaceful village, known as the birthplace of the great saint-poet Tallapaka Annamacharya. The main deity of the temple is Sri Chennakeshava Swamy, a beautiful form…

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Shilarupi Shree Shani Mandir

This Shani temple is close to Shiral–Madha village, just off NH‑9 in Madha Taluka, part of the Solapur district in Maharashtra. The main deity of this temple is Lord Shani (Shani Dev), the powerful planetary god representing Saturn. In this temple, Lord Shani is worshipped as a stone idol (Shilarupi), hence the name “Shilarupi Shree…

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Shri Ghati Chandikamba Devasthana – Balebare Ghat, Hulikal

Shri Ghati Chandikamba Devasthana perches atop Balebare Ghat, also called Hulikal Ghat, at an elevation of around 600 m, this site is in Hosanagara taluk, Shimoga district, Karnataka, surrounded by dense forests and frequently drenched during monsoons. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Chandikamba (also known as Chandikeshwari), a fierce form of Durga/Chandi revered for protecting…

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Sri Pethatchi Vinayakar Temple – Theni

Sri Pethatchi Vinayakar Temple is located in the heart of Theni town, Tamil Nadu. The main deity of this temple is Lord Ganesha, worshipped here as Sri Pethachchey Vinayakar. He is considered the remover of obstacles and the giver of wisdom, success, and prosperity. Devotees believe that praying at this temple brings peace of mind,…

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Patharwadi Chaturmukh Shiva Temple

Patharwadi Chaturmukh Shiva Temple is located on a hill near Patharwadi village, about 25 km from Pune, Maharashtra. The temple is situated on Brahmagiri Hill, where the sacred Karha River originates. The temple’s main deity is Lord Shiva, represented in the rare and divine form of a Chaturmukh (four-faced) Shiva Lingam. Each face symbolizes different…

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Kuniyamuthur Baladandayuthapani Temple

Arulmigu Baladandayuthapani Swamy Temple is located in Kuniyamuthur, a well-known suburb in Coimbatore city, Tamil Nadu. It is situated on a small hillock popularly called Kumaramalai. The main deity of this temple is Lord Murugan, worshipped here as Baladandayuthapani, which means “Young Lord Murugan holding a Vel (spear)”. The word ‘Bala’ refers to the child…

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Kyara Ke Balaji (Bajrang Bali Temple)

Kyara Ke Balaji is situated near Pur village, about 10 km from Bhilwara city in Rajasthan. The temple is devoted to Lord Hanuman, who is locally called Balaji. Uniquely, the idol appears to be miraculously embossed on a massive 22‑foot‑high and 8‑foot‑wide rock, with the figure standing nearly 13 feet tall. Believers say Hanuman rested here, imprinting his shadow…

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Chhatrari Devi Temple- Chhatrari

Chhatrari Devi Temple is located in the village of Chhatrari, around 46 km from Chamba town, in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It is situated at a height of around 6,000 feet above sea level and surrounded by beautiful pine forests and mountain views. The temple lies near Bharmour, the ancient capital of the Chamba…

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