Kanchipuram: The Land of Salvation, Amazing Architecture

   Kanchipuram should be called the pilgrimage place of India. Yes, Kanchipuram has the best feeling of righteousness. 

  In fact, Kanchipuram of India's Tamil Nadu province should be called the city of temples. Due to the hundreds of amazing and unique temples exist in Kanchipuram.

  Experts believe that Kanchipuram is one of the seven best religious places in India. It is believed that Kanchipuram is the place of salvation. 

  In particular, the reverberation of Pooja-Urchun and Shanknad in the temples begins to follow this Brahma Muhurta. 

  If this city is called singular, there will probably be no exaggeration. One of the major reasons for this is that the architectural and architectural art of every temple in Kanchipuram is incomparable.

    Each temple has a special charm of architecture. Perhaps this is why the temple of Kanchipuram is particularly famous in the world. It is generally considered to be a city or a religious city of temples. There is a specialty of each temple here.
   Kailash Nath Temple: Kailash Nath Temple is located in the west direction of the city. Kailash Nath Temple is considered to be the most magnificent temple of South India. 

   This divine-magnificent temple was constructed in the eighth century. King Rajasimha of Pallava Dynasty had built this huge temple on the request of his wife. 

  The front part of the mandir was built by King's son Mahendra Verman III. In the temple there is a philosophy of Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva's dance competition.

   In this center of faith and belief there are visions of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

   Baikunth Perumal Temple: The Baikunth Perumal Temple is in fact dedicated to Lord Vishnu. This divine-magnificent temple was built by Pallava king Nandivarman Pallavamalla in the seventh century. 

  There are statues in Lord Vishnu's various currencies in the temple. There are statues, statues, statue and resting idols present in particular of Lord Vishnu's various postures.

 Especially in the walls of the temple is a live depiction of the battle scenes of Pallavas and Chalukyas. There is a huge hall with 1000 columns in the temple. 

  This attracts the vast majority of tourists and devotees specially. Beautiful and vibrant carvings are visible on each column. This is the best structure of magnificent workmanship.

  Kamakshi Amman Temple: Kamakshi Amman Temple is virtually a power station. This temple, dedicated to Goddess Parvati, spreads over 1.6 acres. Goddess Kamakshi Amman is considered as the goddess of Parvati. 

  It is considered one of Parvati's manifestations. There are statues in various currencies of Goddess Parvati here. In the Kamakshi Amman temple, Parvati ji's statue is in Padmasan. 

   This is a yogic idol. Particularly this divine temple is located in the middle of the city. This huge temple was built by the Pallava dynasty. Its revival was done in the 14th and 17th centuries.
   Ekambaranath Temple: Ekambharathar Temple is actually dedicated to Lord Shiva. This temple was built by the kings of the Pallava dynasty.

   Later, it was rebuilt by the kings of Chola and Vijay Nagar. With about 11 blocks this temple is one of the tallest temples of south India. 

   The temple has attractive and scenic images. The special attraction of the Ekambarathan Temple is huge palace with more than 1000 columns. It is special that the Ekambaranath Temple is the largest temple of Kanchipuram. 

  Particularly that the temple of Ekambarathar temple is made of sand. It is believed that this Shivling was made by Bhagwati Parvati. There is a tremendous reverence for the devotees in the Ekambarathan temple.

   Varadaraja Temple: The Varadraj Temple is actually dedicated to Lord Vishnu. In this temple Lord Vishnu is worshiped as Devrajaswamy. Particularly this huge temple with 100 columns is in this magnificent temple. 

   It was built by the kings of Vijay Nagar. This amazing structure of architecture and architecture attracts tourists exclusively. According to experts, Varadraj Temple is one of the 108 temples of Lord Vishnu.

   All necessary resources are available for Kanchipuram visit. The nearest airport is the Chennai Airport. The distance from Chennai to Kanchipuram is about 75 km. 

  The nearest railway station is Chennai Junction. Visitors or pilgrims can also travel to Kanchipuram by road. Kanchipuram is connected to all the main roads of the country.
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