Neha Mewari | Nov 27, 2024
The Meenakshi Amman Temple in Madurai, dedicated to Goddess Meenakshi and Lord Shiva, is famed for its tall carved gopurams, vast corridors, sacred pond, and vibrant daily rituals.
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Tirupati Balaji, dedicated to Lord Venkateswara (Vishnu), is one of the world’s richest temples, attracting millions of devotees seeking blessings and fulfilling their wishes.
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A Chola-era wonder, this 11th-century Shiva temple is famed for its 216-foot granite tower, stunning sculptures, and rich Tamil heritage. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The world’s largest functioning temple complex, this serene site is dedicated to Lord Ranganatha (Vishnu) and features colorful gopurams and intricate carvings.
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Part of Hampi’s UNESCO site, this Shiva temple showcases the grandeur of the Vijayanagara Empire with its majestic tower and ancient sculptures.
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Known as the “Dwarka of the South,” this Krishna temple is a spiritual hub in Kerala, celebrated for its rituals, festivals, and divine ambiance.
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A sacred Shiva temple and one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, it’s famed for its world’s longest corridor with carved pillars and holy water tanks for rituals.
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Situated on Chamundi Hills, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga as Chamundeshwari. It offers breathtaking views of Mysuru and is vibrant during Navaratri celebrations.
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Dedicated to Lord Vishnu in a reclining form, this temple showcases Kerala’s Dravidian style and is famous for its treasure vaults filled with priceless jewels.
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Known for its 123-foot Shiva statue, this seaside temple offers stunning views of the Arabian Sea and combines divine serenity with natural beauty.
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