India is the land of many temples. They range in size from small structures in the middle of the streets to magnificent ancient temples made of rock. Some are famous and have golden accents, while others are more humble. There are some temples in India that are covered with erotic carvings. If you decide to visit a temple, please remember to always take off your shoes before entering, regardless of size or location.
1. Golden Temple
Situated in the middle of a small sacred lake, this
magnificent temple is the holiest of all Sikh temples. The outside of the
temple has gold panels and the dome is also made of gold. Shri Harmandir Sahib
in your name is located in Amritsar, Punjab and has a good story. Buddha is spent
at Diktutke, but 2000 years later, Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, settled
in the coastal waters. Eventually, his followers built a temple there. If you
visit this temple, go to the morning ceremony and give the Sikh scriptures of
Guru Merit Sahib in the temple, or return to the Sikh Roots Tact Chair with the
night ceremony. Parliament.
The colors of the most important temples in India are
generally very common. There is no Meenaksian temple, which is a burst of
color. Located on the banks of the Vaigai River in Tamil Nadu, it has 14
special towers with 33,000 colorful idols for Shiva and his wife Parvati. The
site has been a temple since the 6th century AD, but the original building was
demolished by Islamic General Malik Kafur in the 1300s as part of a mission to
convert to Islam. However, the temple was built in 1559 by the first Nayak king
of Madurai. The statues in the tower were beautiful, but during the
festivities, colors were added over the years, creating a riot of colors that
can be seen today.
Situated on the river Tungabhadra, it is the oldest temple in India and has been in use since the 7th century. The Vijayanagar Temple was once part of the royal city of Vijayanagar, the capital of the Vijayanagara Empire. The temple still exists, but other cities are still badly damaged. There are three bastions dedicated to Lord Shiva in the Birupaksha temple area, which are called Birpaksha. When you visit the Virupaksha temple, take the blessing of Lakshmi, the elephant of the temple. And if you get it fast, you may need to watch the elephant morning bathing ceremony.
4. Khajuraho Temples
This temple is adorned with some erotic idols, so you don't have to worry. But if you are open-minded, the temple is probably magnificent. Built by the Chandel dynasty between 900 and 1130 AD, the Khajuraho temple is in Madhya Pradesh. There are supposed to be 85 temples in the area, but only 25 remain. It is unclear why these Jain and Hindu temples make erotic idols, but they are very elaborate and depict humans (and in some cases animals) in different hedonistic combinations. ... One idea is that the idol can be made to honor or bring joy to the sickle. This is considered to be one of the four accepted aims of Hinduism.
5. Lotus Temple
The Lotus Temple in New Delhi is also known as the Baha'i Chapel or the Baha'i Mashrikru Aadkar Temple. It is a magnificent lotus temple which was opened to the public in 1986. The Lotus Temple welcomes worshipers of all religions because the Bahई' विश्वास Faith believes in "unity of God, religious unity, human unity." Apart from this, no discourse was given in this temple. The Lotus Temple is a building service. Designed by Iranian architect Freebees Server, the structure has 27 marble sheets, giving the building a lotus shape.
The Kailasa Temple in Ellora, Maharashtra is truly one of the most amazing ancient human creations. Built by Krishna I in 760 AD, the temple was built by hand using large hard stones using fleas, hammers, and racks. This temple was built to represent the mountain. Kailash, Lord Shiva - Surprisingly, the principle is that some people can even come as foreigners. And it’s not hard to understand when you visit the Kailash Temple. The exterior of the temple is well-designed, but the interior is elaborately designed and comfortably covered, supported by solid stone pillars. The temple building is one of the 34 man-made caves. Of these caves, 12 are considered to be Buddhist temples, 17 Hindu and 5 Jain.
7. Akshardham Temple
The Akshardham Temple is very new compared to some other famous temples in India and was built in 2005. Located in the eastern suburbs of New Delhi, it is the biggest Hindu temple in the world and was built using ancient technology. So, while new, it respects the past and relaxes from the intricacies of the past. As you approach this magnificent temple, climb up and stand in the middle of the complex, which feels like a fairy tale. In the Akshardham temple complex on the banks of the river Yamuna, you can also climb a boat around Indian history, a music fountain show, and an 11-meter idol of gardener Swami Narayan. .. for that. This is for special use.
8. Ranakpur Temple
Lankapur Temple is the largest and most famous Jain temple in India. Made of colored marble, it has 29 holes and 80 domes. It is also known that no two are identical, as about 1,444 marble pillars are individually carved. The column display changes color from gold to light blue depending on the sunlight. The Lankapur Temple is an impressive and elaborate cover sculpture that depicts all the flowers in a geometric manner. Located in the Upja valley in Lankapur village between Udaipur and Jodhpur, the temple is open for darshan only in the afternoon. So try to plan your trip.
9. Mahabodhi Temple
Located in Bodh Gaya, this complex is a very important temple for Buddhists. It was built on the site of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, who is said to have attained understanding. Buddhists also consider this place to be the navy of the earth and they are considered to be the home of the earth and the next house of the earth begins. Built-in the late Gupta dynasty, the Mahabodhi Temple is one of the oldest brick structures in eastern India. Inside the temple was a large statue of the Buddha, covered in gold, wearing a bright orange robe. The Mahabodhi temples are famous for being the descendants of the original Buddhist tree, a fig tree that is said to have been illuminated by the Buddha.
10. Ramanathaswamy Temple
Located on the island of Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Includes one of the 12 Jyotirlinga objects of devotion representing Lord Shiva. Ramna Swami Temple is one of the four Hindu pilgrimage sites. It is believed that some people travel four times and all past sins are removed. The huge temple of Ramna Swasmi is surrounded by high walls, with a 126 feet high tower on the east, a 78 feet high western tower, and 22 sacred wells. This temple has the longest corridor of all Hindu temples in India. One is expected to bathe in the holy wells of the gospel before entering the temple.