Brihadeeswarar
Temple
It was Raja Raja Chola I
of Chola Dynasty who thought about constructing the spiritual call of
Brihadeeswarar
Temple which at present is recognised by the UNESCO as the World Heritage site of it.
Temple which at present is recognised by the UNESCO as the World Heritage site of it.
If you look at its
chronology than it dates back its history to thousand years and the granites
which was used in establishing the heights of the temple speaks about the
brilliant wisdom of Chola regime.
Nestled within the holy
ambience f Thanjavur the walls of the temple are solely dedicated Lord
Brihadeeswarar which is another form of Lord Shiva. The fortified walls of the
temple are said to be established in 16th century and traveller
would be shock to understand that the towers here are amongst the tallest in
the world.
Astounding interiors of
the temple along with kalasha are believed to be made from a single stone and
within the walls of it you will see brilliant paintings that depict the glory
of Lord Shiva.
Chamundeshwari
Temple
Solely devoted to goddess of power the
renowned temple of Chamundeshwari commands the beautiful hill side of Chamundi,
Mysore. As per the history the walls of the temple was constructed by Hoysala
with the considerable amount of help from the Maharaja of Mysore the boundaries
of temple was embraced and extended.
Traveller must understand
that it is amongst the sole attractions of Mysore city and devotes here comes
from all across the world to pay the homage. Traveller must also deny the fact
which relates the sacrifice of animals.
As per the folklore the
doors and shrines of the temple are said to be furnished out of silver and gold
which in turn gives us an idea regarding the solvency of the Rajas and
maharajas of that era.
Ramanathaswamy
Temple
Ramanathaswamy Temple Are
amongst the 12 holy abode of Lord Shiva where devotes worship the lord in the
form of Lingam. Located within the holy ambience of island town of Rameswaram
in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu the temple is associated with the
mythological calls of Lord Rama.
As per believes Lord Rama
after defeating the Demon king Ravana was returning back to home. On his way he
showed a desire to pray lord Shiva to ask forgiveness and following the same
course he asked Hanuman to bring a biggest lingam. Since hanuman was too late
in keeping the promise so Mata Sita established the small lingam to serve the
purpose of Lord Rama.
Traveller must understand
that it has longest corridor as compare all the other temples around India and
the extended area you will witness was a courtesy of Pandya Dynasty and The
Jaffna Dynasty.
Shri
Shri Madana Mohana Temple
The temple of Shri Shri
Madana Mohana is an initiative of The International Society for Krishna
Consciousness and the walls of it were commissioned by Abhay Caranarvinda
Bhaktivedanta Swami. Located within the boundary of Nampally in the Indian
state of Hyderabad it is amongst the most celebrated ISKON temple perhaps that
serves as a main reason for making the site as headquarters of ISKON in South
India.
The temple is solely
dedicated to Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu and traveller here can expect to
witness the large number of devotes from all across the world who comes here to
participate in daily devotional programme of temple.
Sree
Padmanabhaswamy Temple
Situated within the
periphery of Thiruvananthapuram the temple is solemnly dedicated to appraise
the deeds of the Lord Vishnu who is renowned as protector of Universe. As per
the history the temple is responsible for deriving the name of capital city of
Kerala.
Traveller must understand
that it is amongst the 108 Divya Desams which are embraced within the entire
field of India and that serves as a main reason for traveller and devotees to
make their way in this amazingly devotional temple.
The main attraction of the
temple is its omnipotent shrine where Lord Vishnu is in posture of eternal
sleep and as per the folklore Balaram walk here to witness the holy shrine of
Sree Padmanabhaswamy.
Thillai
Nataraja Temple
Solely dedicated to the
eternal powers of Lord Shiva the shrine here portrays the posture of Nataraja.
The temple which is located within the town of Chidambaram is renowned for its
Shiva temples and amongst all the abode of Nataraja commands special reverence.
The temple and its call
are mentioned in the Holy Scriptures and it says that the floor of temple was
once a home of Lord Shiva. Owing to its importance the temple was fostered and
renovated many times by the emperors of Chola and Pallava dynasty.
Traveller must understand
the holy posture of Nataraja the God of Dance inspires the call of Bharatha
Natyam which is amongst the most celebrated dance form of nation.
Sri
Ranganathaswamy Temple
Solely dedicated to praise
the omnipresence of Lord Vishnu the temple is amongst the 108 Divya Desams
which are surrounded within the entire India. The divine atmosphere of Sri
Rangam of Tamil Nadu which is responsible for placing the abode of Vishnu is
venerated by devotee from all across the world.
The main attraction of the
temple is abode of Ranganatha which is another metamorphosis of Lord Vishnu the
temple is considered as one of the most sacred temples because numbers of local
people gave away their life during the invasion of Malik Kafurs troop to save
the shrine of Ranganatha.
Commanding an area of 156
acres the temple can be considered as one of the most venerated temples of
India. The temple is amongst the most chronological and it has found its share
in both art and narration.
Meenakshi
Amman Temple
Nestled within an estuary
of river Vaigai in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu the walls of the temple are
dedicated to the form of Lord Shiva and Mata Parvati who is renowned as
Meenakshi and Sundaram. As per the spiritual thought it was King of Gods Lord
Indra built the temple to place the svayambu lingam.
Traveller must understand
that the temples were on the card of New Seven Wonders of world and from that
we can understand the wealth of the temple. However much of the reverie of
temple was denounced by the invasion of Malik Kafur however the first king of
Nayak took a responsibility to furnish the wall of the temple.
The most amazing
attraction of the temple is its Hall of Thousand Pillars and each of the 935
pillars is carved with the glory of Dravidian sculpture.
Sri
Krishna Temple
Nurtured within the divine
wall of Guruvayur within the Indian state of Kerala the temple is dedicated to
the spiritual core of Lord Vishnu and his abode Lord Krishna. Referred as
Bhooloka Vaikuntam the holy shrine here represents the glory and story of Lord
Krishna.
Traveller must understand
that Guruvayur is renowned as Dwarka of South India and Lord Krishna here is
renowned as Kannan and Guruvayurappan. One of the interesting fact about the
temple is though it is considered as the most venerated temple but still it is not
accounted as 108 Divya Desams of Lord Vishnu.
Tirumala Venkateswara Temple
Located within the serene
ambiance of Tirumala within the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh the temple here
is dedicated to appraise the form of Lord Vishnu as Venkateswara. Millions of
vaishnavites comes here in daily basis to witness the vibrant call of temple.
The mythological call of
the temple is very much associated with the divinity of Lord Vishnu and temple
at present is one of the richest temples around world. Since the hilly location
of Tirupati is powered with solar energy which has made the temple one of the
resourceful temple of India.
Thousand of devotes comes
here to offer Laddu which is famous and can be consider as an integral offering
of temple.