shri katyani peeth, Vrindavan
Legend holds that Goddess Sati’s hair fell here when Lord Shiva performed his cosmic dance, conferring this place with divine […]
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Mandirs In Uttar Pradesh
Baladev Dauji Temple, Chhabirau-Uttar-Pradesh
Legend & Origin: The idol is said to have been consecrated by Vajranabha, Krishna’s great-grandson, around 1535 AD, and is considered
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Augharnath Temple
It is believed that Lord Shiva manifested here in his Aghori form, and the temple’s name is derived from the
Bankey Bihari Temple, Vrindavan
The temple is a center of Radha-Krishna devotion, drawing lakhs of devotees from across the world. Architecture of the Temple
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Gorakhnath Temple
The temple complex is a place of intense devotion and spiritual learning, attracting yogis, devotees, scholars, and political leaders alike.
Hanuman Garhi
It is customary for pilgrims to first visit Hanuman Garhi before visiting the Ram Janmabhoomi or other temples in Ayodhya
Kamakhya Temple
The temple is especially famous for the annual Ambubachi Mela, a unique festival that celebrates the goddess’s menstruation period, highlighting
Prem Mandir
Constructed by Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj, the temple is managed by Jagadguru Kripalu Parishat and serves as a center
Sri Radha Raman Temple
Although Radha Rani does not have a separate deity here, She is worshipped in the form of a crown placed
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Radhavallabh Temple
This temple represents the Radha-Vallabha Sampradaya, a spiritual tradition that emphasizes the divine supremacy of Radha ji. It is a
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