मंदिर (English: Mandir, Gujarati: મંદિર, Bengali: মন্দির, Telugu: మందిరం, Malayalam: ക്ഷേത്രം, Kannada: ದೇವಸ್ಥಾನ) and gurudwara is the Hindu, Buddhist and Jain name for a place of worship or prayer. A space and structure designed to bring human beings and Gods together, infused with symbolism to express the ideas and beliefs. Bhakti Bharat Celebrating 600+ Temples.
Shri Mahaveer Jinalaya is the most famous spiritual, social and tourist destination of Firozabad district, which is also known as Firozabad Jain Mandir.
| ◉ The Most Famous Jain Temple of Firozabad District. |
| ◉ 37 Feet Khadgasan Pratima of Shri Bahubali Ji Maharaj. |
The Aazhimala Shiva Temple, located in Pulinkudi near Vizhinjam in Thiruvananthapuram district, Kerala, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Bhagwan Shiva.
| ◉ 58 foot tall Gangadhareshwara statue is the tallest Shiva sculpture in Kerala. |
| ◉ This iconic Hindu temple is located on a cliff overlooking the Arabian Sea. |
Varadvinayak is one of the Ashtavinayak temples in Maharashtra. The temple located near Mahad village, near Khopoli (Raigad district), about 80 km from Mumbai and 25 km from Lonavala.
| ◉ Varadavinayaka means the giver of boons. |
| ◉ Varadvinayaka temple is one of the eight self-manifested Ganesha idols that are considered extremely powerful. |
| ◉ Devotees are allowed to personally perform abhishekam and touch the idol. |
Shri Durga Mandir, located in Sector 2 of R.K. Puram, New Delhi, showcasing its distinctive Kumaoni-style architecture and serene surroundings.
| ◉ Its a welcoming and peaceful temple, ideal for both prayer and reflection. |
| ◉ The temples lush greenery and multiple shrines enrich the spiritual ambiance. |
Baba Madhinath Ji Temple in Bareilly also known as Madhinath Nath Temple. Shri Baba Madhinath Ji Temple is located in the Madhinath area of western Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.
| ◉ Shri baba Madinath ji Mandir is one of the famous Saptnath temples of Bareilly. |
| ◉ During the month of Sawan the temple witnesses huge crowds. |
| ◉ Devotees call this temple a Manokamna Purti Mandir. |
Devi Talab Mandir, the iconic temple in Jalandhar, Punjab—capturing its distinctive temple-in-the-tank architecture, serene pond surroundings, and ornate design elements.
| ◉ Devi Talab Mandir is one of the 51 Shaktipeeths. |
| ◉ Navratri is the most important festival of this temple. |
Shri Baba Augharnath Shiv Mandir is an ancient faith in Meerut city. Self-made Shivaling in the temple is fruitful and fulfills the desires.
| ◉ The main reason for the first independence movement of 1857. |
| ◉ The center point for meeting and staying of freedom fighters. |
| ◉ Kali Paltan Temple addressed by Kali Paltan, the old name of the Indian Army. |
Nagavasuki Temple is situated on the banks of Ganga at the northern end of Daraganj area of Uttar Pradesh. This temple is dedicated to the snake king Vasuki.
| ◉ Nagavasuki Temple dedicated to the snake king Vasuki. |
| ◉ journey of every devotee and pilgrim to Prayagraj is not complete until he has the darshan of Lord Nagavasuki. |
| ◉ This is the only place where you can see Bhishma Pitamah idol worship. |
| ◉ Every year a fair is organized near the temple on the occasion of Nag Panchami. |
Indradyumna Sarovar Tirtha pith is surrounded by five-six temples and is situated half kilometers away from the Gundicha Temple.
| ◉ Large Holy Indradyumna Sarovar. |
| ◉ Group of Five-Six Temples. |
Tapeshwarnath Temple, located near the railway station near Veer Bhatti Ground in Subhash Nagar, Bareilly is considered to be the oldest Shiva temple in the city. This temple is one of the seven Nath temples in Bareilly, due to which it is called Nath Nagari (City of Naths).
| ◉ Tapeshwarnath Temple is recognized as a Siddha Peeth. |
| ◉ It is an important place in the religious and cultural fabric of Bareilly. |
| ◉ It is said that a sage named Bhalu Baba performed penance at this place for 400 years. |
Bankhandi Nath Temple, also known as Baba Bankhandi Nath Temple, is an ancient Shiva temple located in Bareilly (Joginwada area).
| ◉ Bhagwan Shiva is worshipped in the form of Bhagwan Nath in the Bankhandi Nath temple. |
| ◉ The Shivlinga is self manifested and colour changing events are also seen here. |
| ◉ During the month of Sawan and Shivratri a large number of devotees visit the temple for Jalabhishek and worship. |