Shankaracharya Temple: Rainbow Architecture

   Shankaracharya temple should be called the Rainbow dimension of architecture. This temple in particular represents the best of Kashmiri architecture. 

  The architecture of Shankaracharya temple in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India is amazing and unique. Shankaracharya Temple, located in the southeastern area of ​​Kashmir, is also a spectacular religious tourist destination. 

   The Shankaracharya Temple, located at an altitude of about 1100 meters above sea level, is a picturesque and serene religious place. This grand-divine temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is situated on the Shankaracharya mountain. 

   In the sanctum sanctorum of Shankaracharya temple located in Gopadri Hill Station area, the huge Shivalinga Pran is revered. Particularly, this huge temple is situated on a huge rock. It is also special that this temple also has an octagonal cellar with 13 layers. 

  From the basement to the inner and outer landscape of the temple, Kashmiri architecture has a spectacular view. The sculpture inscribed on a huge stone boulder is highly visible. It seems that the statues are alive. Artistry is made on seeing Artism is seen in carving. This artistry is enchanting. The beauty of the temple glows even more in the light. 

  The temple is shown as a circular chamber. The scenic beauty of the Kashmir Valley is reflected in this divine magnificent temple complex situated on the Shankaracharya mountain. The panoramic views of the Kashmir Valley enchant the devotees-tourists. From this place, the beauty of lakes and waterfalls of Srinagar is made. Vishal is the pride and grace of the Himalayas. 

   The divinity-magnificence of the temple has its own distinct charm due to its height. Devotees have to climb about 200 steps to reach the temple. The beautiful valleys and valleys of Srinagar from the temple create a hypnosis. Shankaracharya temple is also called Jyeshteshwar temple and nearby mountains. 

   It is believed that this divine-grand temple was built by King Gopadatya of Kashmir. According to experts, the construction of this temple is very ancient. Since the temple was built by King Gopadatya. 

   Therefore, this temple was then known as King Gopadatya. It is believed that this is the oldest temple in the Kashmir Valley. The temple was later renamed Shankaracharya Temple. It is believed that Saint Shankaracharya came to Kashmir in 9th century to revive Sanatan Dharma. Perhaps this is why this divine-grand temple was renamed Shankaracharya Temple. 

   This temple was also formerly called Gopadari Temple. The saint Adi Shankaracharya used to stay and worship at this place during his visit to Kashmir. Later, keeping in mind the convenience of the devotees, 

  The Dogra ruler Maharaja Gulab Singh had constructed stairs to reach the temple at the top of the mountain from the ground. 

   Shankaracharya temple is a religious place for Hindus and holds archaeological importance.

   All the necessary resources are available to visit Shankaracharya temple Srinagar. 

   The nearest airport is Srinagar Airport. The nearest railway station is Naugam Junction. Tourists can also visit Shankaracharya temple from Udhampur railway station. Tourists can also visit the Shankaracharya temple by road or by road.
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Chilkur Bala Jee: Wonderful and Unique

  The temple of Chilakur Balaji should be called wonderful and eccentric. Yes, this magnificent architecture is unique. 

   It is believed that if there is any disruption in foreign travel, then devotees should visit Chilakur Baala Ji. Perhaps this is why Chilkur Bala ji is also known as Visa Bala ji. The Chilakur Baala Ji Temple in Hyderabad, the city of Telangana, India, is actually dedicated to Lord Venkateswara. 

  It is believed that this temple of Lord Venkateswara is very ancient and awake. According to experts, this divine-grand temple was jointly constructed by Akkanna and Madanna. 

   It is believed that a devotee always used to visit Tirupati Balaji but due to a year's sickness, Tirupati could not live for the devotee's vision. Therefore, Lord Venkateswara appeared that I am present here in the forests of Hyderabad. 

  There is no need to worry. The devotee went to the place seen in the dream and saw that the Chhuchur has holes in place of the hill. The idol of Lord Bala ji on the dig was a reality. 

   In this statue, Bhudevi and Sridevi are seated along with Lord Venkateswara. The idol was consecrated by Vedic consultation and law. The idol of Lord Venkateswara installed in the temple is Swayambhu. Along with Lord Venkateswara, worship of Bhudevi and Sridevi is also done by law. 

  According to experts, this is a very rare coincidence. Particularly, Chilakur Baala Ji, the structure and architecture of the temple automatically express its ancientity. 

  The special thing is that the idols installed in the Chilkur Bala Ji temple also look very special. The idol has a lotus in three hands while the fourth hand symbolizes refuge. A statue of Jir is also installed in this temple. 

  It is believed that the wishes of the devotees are fulfilled only by the sight of Lord Venkateswara. The structure of this divine-grand temple is about 500 years old. 

  Particularly, there is no tradition of charity and dakshina in the magnificent temple. VIP or VVIP culture is also not included in the arrangements here. 

  Festivals like Anakota, Brahmahotsavamas and Polang are special in the temple. Devotees and tourists should visit the Chilkur Bala Ji temple during the period from October to January.

  All necessary resources are available for the visit of Chilakur Baal Ji. The nearest airport is Hyderabad Airport. 

   The distance of the temple from Hyderabad Airport is about 22 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Himayat Nagar Junction. Tourists can also visit the Chilkur Bala Ji Temple by road.
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Chamundeshwari Temple: Excellent Architecture

   No combination of architecture of Chamundeshwari temple Yes, the architecture of the Chamundeshwari temple based on the Dravidian style is singular and wonderful. 

   Its artistic structure captivates devotees and tourists. The Chamundeshwari temple located in the city of Mysore, Karnataka is actually dedicated to Goddess Parvati. Chamundeshwari Temple is situated on the Chamundi hill of Mysore. 

   Particularly it is known to be known as the place of beauty along with this religious place. Chamundeshwari Temple, situated at an elevation of about 1065 meters above sea level, attracts tourists by itself. It is believed that Chamundeshwari Devi is the form of Parvati. 

   This temple is dedicated to Chamundeshwari, considered to be the incarnation of goddess Parvati. Experts believe that this magnificent temple was composed in the 11th century. Around 1827, the kings of Mysore renovated and reformed it. Particularly in front of this magnificent and beautiful temple, there is a huge statue of the King King Mahishasur. 

  A typical feature of the Chamundi hill is that a huge statue of 5 meter high Nandi is installed on this mountain top. It is believed that this statue of Nandi is the second largest statue in South India. According to experts, it was made in 1659 by carving black granite stone. Devi is a temple dedicated to Hanuman ji near Chamundeshwari temple. 

   Chamundeshwari Temple is situated about 13 km from the city of Mysore. It is believed that the name of this divine place was named after Chamundeshwari or Parvati because it is a form of power. The recognition of Chamundeshwari temple is of Shaktipeeth. 

   Experts believe that Chamundeshwari temple is a Shakti Peeth in 18 Maha Shakti Peeths. Particularly it is also known to be known in the name of the Crown bench. It was known in ancient times that it was known as Crunch Puri. The origins of Shakti Peeth hold in connection with the vigilance and sati's self-sacrifice. 

   The places of falling of parts of the body of Goddess Sati were given importance of Shakti Peeth Deity Sati's 51 Shakti Bench is recognized. All these Shakti Peeth have temples of Shakti and Kalbhairav. It is believed that the body of the goddess Sati's body fell on this place. Here power is considered as Chamundeshwari. 

  In the main sanctuary of the temple, the statue of gold of Chamundeshwari goddess Prana is reputed. The visibility of the statue is very enchanted. Nandi's views are only on the road to the Chamundeshwari temple climb. Chamundeshwari Temple is a splendid structure of Dravidian art. This seven-storey temple offers a glimpse of artistry. The height of this temple is about 40 meters. 

  Particularly behind the main temple is a small temple dedicated to Mahabaleshwar. It is believed that this temple is about one thousand years old. It is important that tourists from Chamundeshwari temple, namely Chamundi hill, can see the beauty of Mysore. The wonderful view of the city of Mysore is visible from here. Specially the starry night moon fills the tourists with excitement.

   All necessary resources are available for the journey of Chamundeshwari Temple. The nearest airport is Mysore Airport. The distance from the airport to Chamundeshwari temple is about 7 kilometers. Apart from this, tourists from Bangalore Airport can also visit Chamundeshwari Temple.
  The distance of the Chamundeshwari temple from Bengaluru Airport is about 139 kilometers. The nearest railway station is Mysore Junction. Tourists can also visit Chamundeshwari temple by road.
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