Famous Temples in India

Architecture

Mahavir Temple has a red entrance shrine and grabha gudi has a brown shrine. After entering the temple complex there is a series of stairs on the left side leading to the main area of ​​the temple called the sanctum sanctorum, where Lord Hanuman's sanctum sanctorum is. There is a corridor around it which houses Lord Shiva. The first floor of the temple has four sanctum sanctorums of the deities. One of these is the temple of Lord Rama from where it begins. Lord Krishna is depicted near the Ram temple in which he is giving sermons to Arjuna. Next to this is the temple of Goddess Durga. After this, Lord Shiva, meditating mother Parvati and Nandi - are the idols of the sacred bull which are kept in the wooden box. Jyotirlinga of Shiva is installed in the wooden box. There is a temporary Ram Setu on this floor. This bridge is placed in a glass vessel. The specific weight of this stone is only 13,000 mm while its weight is about 15 kg and floating in water which never drowns. The second floor of the temple is used for ritual purpose. Sanskar Mandap is present on this floor. Here chanting of mantras, chanting, singing of sacred texts, Satyanarayana Katha and other religious rituals are done. A picture of various scenes of Ramayana has also been displayed on this floor. After passing the meditation hall on the first floor, the idols of Lord Ganesha, Lord Buddha, Lord Satyanarayana, Lord Rama and Sita and Goddess Saraswati present on the left side offer their blessings to the devotees. In front of these deities, under the Peepal tree is the temple of Shani Maharaj, which is built in the shape of a cave that looks very attractive.