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ओम गं ऋणहर्तायै नमः – कर्ज मुक्ति मंत्र (Om Gm Rin hartaye Namah – Karj Mukti Mantra)

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Post date October 7, 2023

ओम गं ऋणहर्तायै नमः अथवा ओम छिन्दी छिन्दी वरैण्यम् स्वाहा मंत्र

ये दोनों ही मंत्र कर्ज से मुक्ति पाने वाले मंत्र है अगर आप रोजाना इन मंत्र का जाप करते हैं तो धीरे धीरे आपका सारा कर्ज माफ हो जाता है. यह कर्ज मुक्ति मंत्र भगवन गणेश जी को समर्पित है इस मान्यत्र के जरिये हम भगवन गणेश से कर्ज मुक्ति कराने के लिए प्राथना करते हैं

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Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. How to Reach By Air: If you want to come to Jabalpur by air, then the only airport here is Dumna Airport. Gwarighat Jabalpur is 22km away from here, You can reach Gwarighat Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or Bus. If you want to know about the Ancient Gola math temple please click here. By Train: The nearest railway station to reach Gwarighat Jabalpur, Railway Station. It is only 9km away from here. After entering, you can reach Gwarighat Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or bus. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. By Bus: Jabalpur City is connected to every city in India by road. You can easily reach here from any city. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. Address and Google map of Gwarighat Jabalpur Click here to learn about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Address: Gwarighat, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. Click here to know about Sharda Devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Katni Images of Gwarighat Jabalpur Click here to learn about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni For information about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Ichhapurti temple Maihar. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. Other places to visit in Jabalpur. Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Balancing Rock, Jabalpur Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur Chausath Yogini Temple, Jabalpur Bargi Dam, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Center Point of India, Karondi, Jabalpur Chataniya City Hanuman Temple Sea World Water Park Treasure Island, Mall Tilwara Ghat Bhawartal Garden Kankali Devi Temple Sangram Sagar Lake Sri Vishnu Varaha Mandir Kedarnath Mandir Jabalpur If you want to know about Maihar Sharda Goddess temple please click here Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Click here to learn about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Click here to learn about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. [...]

Marble Rocks Jabalpur

Bhedaghat of Jabalpur City of India is famous all over India and abroad for its beauty and the reason for its fame is the Marble Rock of Bhedaghat. Marble Rock is a group of 100-foot-high marble mountains that extend for 25 km. These huge marble rocks are extremely beautiful and meaningful, they are a blessing of nature that Jabalpur has. The sun’s rays are visible on these rocks, hence the view here looks even more amazing. The beauty of this place is amazing and everyone’s mind gets mesmerized after seeing it, because of this beauty it is famous in foreign countries also and people from abroad also come to see it. Click here to know about Chaitanya City Hanuman Temple Jabalpur Here you can also enjoy the pleasure of a boat ride. By sitting on the boat you can see the beautiful marble rock mountains and along with them, you can also see the beautiful river of this place gurgling and flowing in the water. Here you can enjoy a boat ride even at night and you can also see the unique sight of monkeys jumping from one end of the mountain to another. This place is called Monkey Jump. Click here to read about Dumna Nature Reserve Park Jabalpur To see the wonderful view of a moonlit night and boat riding Here, by sitting on a boat, you can see the view of Marble Rocks and its surroundings and enjoy moments of joy. You can also go boat riding at night here and enjoy the beautiful moonlit night and see the beautiful lighting and the beauty of the beautiful marble rocks. The night view here is many times better than the day view, so definitely go here for a boat ride at night. Click here to know about Tiwaraghat Jabalpur. Boating Ride Price and Timing This area can be reached by taking a motorboat from the jetty at Panchvati Ghat (Rs. 30 per head) and it’s a 50-minute ride along the river Narmada. How to reach Rani Durgavati Museum Jabalpur To reach Marble Rocks in Jabalpur, you can use various modes of transportation, depending on your location and preferences. Jabalpur is well-connected by road, rail, and air. Here are the most common ways to reach the museum: Click here to learn about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. 1. By Air: The nearest airport to Marble Jabalpur is the Dumna Airport (Jabalpur Airport), which is approximately 47 kilometers away from the city center. You can book a flight to Jabalpur Airport from major Indian cities. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or use other local transportation options to reach the museum. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Ichhapurti temple Maihar. 2. By Train: Jabalpur Junction is a major railway station in the region and is well-connected to various parts of India. You can check train schedules and book tickets to Jabalpur Junction from your departure point. Once you arrive at Jabalpur Junction, you can hire a taxi, auto-rickshaw, or use other local transportation to reach the museum. Click here to learn about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. 3. By Road: Jabalpur is accessible by road through national highways and state highways. You can drive to Jabalpur or take a long-distance bus to the city. Depending on your starting point, you can plan your route to Jabalpur. Once you reach Jabalpur city, you can use a GPS or ask for directions to the Marble Rocks Jabalpur. Most locals are familiar with its location. Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details 4. Local Transportation: Once you’re in Jabalpur, you can use local transportation options like auto-rickshaws, cycle rickshaws, or taxis to reach Marble Rocks Jabalpur. Click here to learn about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. Address and Google map of Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Address: 4QHW+X5G, Narmada River, Gwari Images of Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Click here to know about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. Other places to visit in Jabalpur. Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Balancing Rock, Jabalpur Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur Chausath Yogini Temple, Jabalpur Bargi Dam, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Center Point of India, Karondi, Jabalpur Chataniya City Hanuman Temple Sea World Water Park Treasure Island, Mall Tilwara Ghat Bhawartal Garden Kankali Devi Temple Sangram Sagar Lake Sri Vishnu Varaha Mandir Gwari Ghat Jabalpur If you want to know about Maihar Sharda Goddess temple please click here Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Click here to learn about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Click here to learn about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. [...]

Bhawartal Garden Jabalpur

Bhawartal Garden Jabalpur is a garden full of greenery in Jabalpur city and it is also a famous picnic spot and tourist place. There are many types of flowers and plant species in the garden. This is the biggest garden of Jabalpur and its place is 25th in India. The beauty of this garden is very much. It is also known as Pandit Motilal Nehru Park. There are many interesting and fun things to do here like you can go skating in the skating rink and also visit the beautiful fountain and the ancient Osho tree. There are many things for children’s entertainment in the garden, there are many types of swings, skating rinks, sliders, and many other fun places. Jabalpur’s famous Museum “Rani Durgavati Museum” Apart from this, there are many selfie points here where you can click photos and also make your Instagram reel. There is also a watch tower here from where you can see the view of the pure garden. From here the entire garden is visible and the view of the garden from here is very beautiful and captivating. In the middle of the garden, there is a huge statue of the great queen Durgavati, the queen of Jabalpur Gond dynasty, in which the queen is sitting on an elephant. This statue is the main attraction here. Amazing Chousath Yogini Temple of Jabalpur. Click Here There is a huge ground here for morning walks and exercise, and there is a separate running area where you can do your morning walk and exercise. Jabalpur’s famous Jain temple “Pisanhari ki Madiya”. Click here for details History of Bhawartal Garden, Jabalpur Bhawartal Garden’s history dates back to the British rule period. This beautiful garden was built in the 19th century but before, it was used as a shelter for the British Army. The British Government also used it for the accommodation and training of its soldiers. But after the end of the decade of 1990, it was converted into a garden and it was opened to the general public. It is named after Bhawartal, a lake here. Today this garden is a popular place in Jabalpur and it is also a picnic spot which is a perfect place for families. This park is also known as Motilal Park. If you go to visit Jabalpur then definitely visit here. Click here to know about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. Things to see in Bhawartal Garden Bhavartal Garden is spread over a huge area and there is a lot to see here that will fill your mind and heart with joy. You can do and see a lot here: 1. The joy of Skating There is also a skating rink here where you can enjoy skating and it is absolutely free, but if you want to go skating, you will have to get permission. Click here to read about Dumna Nature Reserve Park Jabalpur 2. Swings and Sliders for Kids There are many swings and slides made for children in this garden on which children can sit and have fun and there are also some other birds here which are for children. Click here to learn about Sharda Mata Temple Madan Mahal Temple Jabalpur 3. View of the entire garden from the watch tower There is also a watch tower here, standing on which you can see the view of the entire garden, the view of the garden from here looks very beautiful and spectacular. Click here to learn about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. 4. Ancient Osho Tree One of the main attractions here is a very old tree which is called Osho Tree. Saint Osho had done penance by sitting here. Hundreds of people come to the garden every day to see this tree and get information about this tree. Click here to learn about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. 5. Selfie points This park is full of very beautiful views and many selfie points have also been made here where you can click your photo. You can also make a video here and then upload that video to Facebook or Instagram and create your own reel. Click here to know about Chaitanya City Hanuman Temple Jabalpur 6. Beautiful Flowers and Plants The beauty of the flowers and plants grown in the garden is also the center of attraction here. There are many types of beautiful plants here. Best Time to Visit Bhawartal Garden Although you can visit Bhavartal Garden anytime, October to February is by far the best time to visit Bhawartal Garden, Jabalpur. The weather is so warm and pleasant that it’s hard to imagine the same place with the summer ceiling humidity. Wander around the city visit attractions and see the national parks at their Click here to learn about the Beautiful Ichhapurti temple Maihar. Entry Fee / Ticket Price of Bhawartal Garden ₹ 20 is the entry fee per person. lick here to learn about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. How to Reach By Air: If you want to come to Jabalpur by air, then the only airport here is Dumna Airport. Bhawartal Garden, Jabalpur is 16.2km away from here, You can reach Bhawartal Garden, Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or Bus. If you want to know about the Ancient Gola math temple please click here. By Train: The nearest railway station to reach Bhawartal Garden, Railway Station. It is only 2.3km away from here. After entering, you can reach Bhawartal Garden, Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or bus. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. By Bus: Jabalpur City is connected to every city in India by road. You can easily reach here from any city. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. Timing of Bhawartal Garden, Jabalpur 10 AM to 6 PM (All Days) Address and Google Map of Bhawartal Garden Address: 5W7M+28V, Bhavartal Garden Rd, Napier Town, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh 482001 Click here to know about Sharda Devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Katni Images of Bhawartal Garden Jabalpur Other places to visit in Jabalpur. Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Balancing Rock, Jabalpur Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur Chausath Yogini Temple, Jabalpur Bargi Dam, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur Chataniya City Hanuman Temple Sea World Water Park Treasure Island, Mall Bhawartal Garden Kankali Devi Temple Sangram Sagar Lake Sri Vishnu Varaha Mandir Gwari Ghat Jabalpur Center Point Of India Tilwaraghat Jabalpur [...]

Rani Durgavati Museum Jabalpur

Rani Durgavati Museum is a collection of ancient historical artifacts located in Jabalpur. This Museum of Amazing Things is located in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. It is situated in Jabalpur City which was once the area of rule of Rani Durgavati. This museum is situated in the crowded center of the city of Jabalpur. The famous Bhawartal Garden is also near this museum. Many statues, paintings, and other artifacts of ancient times are displayed here and along with this, a collection of coins of ancient times is also there. Here the life and culture of the tribal tribes have also been depicted through sculptures and paintings. Here the collection of idols of the Vaishnav, Jain, Shiva, and many gods and goddesses is kept in a separate gallery. Click here to know about Chaitanya City Hanuman Temple Jabalpur There is a huge garden outside of the Museum where statues and sculptures are kept, here there is the head of Lord Shiva, the statue of Lord Ganesha, and statues of Jain and Vishnu religion. There is a beautiful entrance gate here which is very attractive and beautiful, this gate has very beautiful carvings. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. History of Rani Durgavati Museum Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum was established in 1976 in memory of Rani Durgavati, the brave queen of the Gond Empire. Rani Durgavati had dedicated her entire life to fighting for her motherland. This museum has a collection of many ancient objects, there is a collection of ancient coins, a collection of prehistoric remains, and a collection of sculptures. A gallery of paintings depicting the life and times of Queen Dutargavati has also been installed here. To know about the Amazing and beautiful Jabalpur Jain Temple. Please click here. Artifacts worth seeing in Rani Durgavati Museum This museum has a vast collection of unique and antique objects and is a 2-story building that houses several galleries. Index Gallery, Jaina Gallery, Shaiva gallery, Vaishnava gallery, Excavation gallery, Inscription gallery, Coin gallery, and Tribal art gallery Click here to learn about Sharda Mata Temple Madan Mahal Temple Jabalpur Index Gallery: This gallery likely serves as an introduction to the museum and may contain information about the history of the museum and its collections. Shaiva Gallery: This gallery is likely dedicated to Shaivism, one of the major sects of Hinduism that worships Lord Shiva. It may feature sculptures, paintings, and artifacts related to Lord Shiva and his various forms and manifestations. Vaishnav Gallery: This gallery is likely dedicated to Vaishnavism, another major sect of Hinduism that worships Lord Vishnu and his incarnations. It may display art and artifacts related to Lord Vishnu and his avatars. Inscription Gallery: This gallery may showcase ancient inscriptions and epigraphs, which are valuable historical records that provide insights into the region’s history, culture, and languages. Coin Gallery: This gallery is likely dedicated to numismatics and may feature a collection of coins from different periods and dynasties, providing a glimpse into the economic history of the region. Tribal Art Gallery: This gallery may display art and artifacts created by the tribal communities of the region. It can provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the indigenous cultures and traditions. Jaina Gallery: This gallery is likely dedicated to Jainism, one of the ancient religious traditions in India. It may feature Jain sculptures, paintings, and artifacts related to Jain philosophy and history. Excavation Gallery: This gallery may showcase archaeological findings and artifacts from local excavations, shedding light on the ancient history and civilizations that once thrived in the region. Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. Entry Fee of Rani Durgavati Museum Jabalpur Indian Citizen: Rs.10.00 Foreigner: Rs 100Photography fee: Rs. 50 each cameraVideography fee: Rs. 200 for each camera Click here to learn about Jabalpur’s ancient Fort How to reach Rani Durgavati Museum Jabalpur To reach Rani Durgavati Museum in Jabalpur, you can use various modes of transportation, depending on your location and preferences. Jabalpur is well-connected by road, rail, and air. Here are the most common ways to reach the museum: Click here to learn about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. 1. By Air: The nearest airport to Jabalpur is the Dumna Airport (Jabalpur Airport), which is approximately 20-25 kilometers away from the city center. You can book a flight to Jabalpur Airport from major Indian cities. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or use other local transportation options to reach the museum. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Ichhapurti temple Maihar. 2. By Train: Jabalpur Junction is a major railway station in the region and is well-connected to various parts of India. You can check train schedules and book tickets to Jabalpur Junction from your departure point. Once you arrive at Jabalpur Junction, you can hire a taxi, auto-rickshaw, or use other local transportation to reach the museum. Click here to learn about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. 3. By Road: Jabalpur is accessible by road through national highways and state highways. You can drive to Jabalpur or take a long-distance bus to the city. Depending on your starting point, you can plan your route to Jabalpur. Once you reach Jabalpur city, you can use a GPS or ask for directions to the Rani Durgavati Museum. Most locals are familiar with its location. Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details 4. Local Transportation: Once you’re in Jabalpur, you can use local transportation options like auto-rickshaws, cycle rickshaws, or taxis to reach Rani Durgavati Museum. Click here to learn about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. Address and Google map of Rani Durgavati Museum Jabalpur Address: 5W7M+7M3, Napier Town, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh 482002 Click here to learn about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni Click here to read about Dumna Nature Reserve Park Jabalpur Images of Rani Durgavati Museum Jabalpur If you want to know about the Ancient Gola math temple please click here. Other places to visit in Jabalpur. Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Balancing Rock, Jabalpur Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur Chausath Yogini Temple, Jabalpur Bargi Dam, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Center Point of India, Karondi, Jabalpur Chataniya City Hanuman Temple Sea World Water Park Treasure Island, Mall Tilwara Ghat Bhawartal Garden Kankali Devi Temple Sangram Sagar Lake Sri Vishnu Varaha Mandir Gwari Ghat If you want to know about Maihar Sharda Goddess temple please click here Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Click here to learn about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Click here to learn about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. [...]

Dumna Nature Reserve Park Jabalpur

Everyone is in awe of nature and its beauty and everyone gets lost in the beauty of nature, whether it is a beautiful mountain a grassy field a snow-covered place, or a nature park. One such natural place is very famous for its beauty and it is located in Jabalpur city of India. The name of this beautiful place is Dumna Nature Park. This is a park where you can see beautiful views of nature. This park is a nature reserve park, hence it is also called Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur. This entire park is spread over 1058 hectares of land. Here you can see many wild animals like Deer, Peacock, Crocodile, Chita, and Moneys, and many other animals can be seen here. There is also a beautiful lake here, the lake is called Khandari Lake, there are dangerous crocodiles living in the lake, hence going not allow here can be seen this only from the far. To know about the Amazing and beautiful Jabalpur Jain Temple. Please click here. A place worth seeing is Dumna Nature Park. There is a lot worth seeing in Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Many species of animals are found here that are not easily seen like chital, wild boar, porcupine, jackal, and many species of birds are also found here. Apart from this, there are also nine leopards, more than 2,000 deer, chital, barking deer, four-horned antelope, jungle cat, and over 300 species of birds (both migratory and resident). Click here to know about Chaitanya City Hanuman Temple Jabalpur If you go here with your children, there is also a children’s park for children where swings, slides, and other equipment are available to entertain the children. Here children can also roam in the toy train and can tour the park in the toy train. Click here to learn about Sharda Mata Temple Madan Mahal Temple Jabalpur Here you can also enjoy cycling. Here you can also see the park while sitting on a bicycle. Park has a lot of things to do with your family and children. Here you can see the beautiful views of Khandari Lake and enjoy fishing in Khandari Dam. You can also enjoy boat riding here and also enjoy the fun of hanging bridge and tent platform. Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. If you want to know about the Ancient Gola math temple please click here. How to Reach By Air: If you want to come to Jabalpur by air, then the only airport here is Dumna Airport. Dumna Nature Park, Jabalpur is 9.5km away from here, You can reach Dumna Nature Park, Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or Bus. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. By Train: The nearest railway station to reach Dumna Nature Park, Jabalpur, Railway Station. It is only 22.8km away from here. After entering, you can reach Dumna Nature Park by taxi, auto, or bus. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. By Bus: Jabalpur City is connected to every city in India by road. You can easily reach here from any city. Timing of Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur 6 AM – 6 PM (All Days) Click here to learn about Jabalpur’s ancient Fort Entry Fee of Dumna Nature Reserve Park Entry Fee: Rs.20 per person. Vehicle Charge: Rs.20. If you want to hire a Cycle to ride and explore the Park you have to pay Rs. 50. Toy Train Charge: Rs.25. Click here to learn about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. Address and Google map of Dumna Nature Park Click here to learn about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. Images of Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Other places to visit in Jabalpur. Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Balancing Rock, Jabalpur Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur Chausath Yogini Temple, Jabalpur Bargi Dam, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur Chataniya City Hanuman Temple Sea World Water Park Treasure Island, Mall Tilwara Ghat Bhawartal Garden Kankali Devi Temple Sangram Sagar Lake Sri Vishnu Varaha Mandir Gwari Ghat Center Point Of India [...]

Pisanhari ki Madiya Jabalpur

There are many temples in India and the world which have their own story. Some temples are famous for their divine powers and some for their mythology and cultural literature. There is a similar temple in Jabalpur district of Madhya Pradesh state of India which is famous for the utmost devotion and devotion of a devotee. This temple is known as Pisanhari Ki Madiya and this temple is a temple of Jainism. This Jain temple was built in the 15th century by a woman who worshiped Jainism and despite being poor, she saved money and built this temple. Pisanhari Ki Madiya is one of the special temples of Jabalpur and is known for its beauty and historical importance. Click here to learn about Jabalpur’s ancient Fort This temple is situated on a hill and there are lush green trees all around it which add to its beauty. In this complex, the idol of Lord Mahaviraswamy is enshrined in the main temple and some small idols are also kept around it. Click here to know about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. Later, 13 more temples were constructed at this place and the construction work of the 14th temple is going on. Now there are a total of 14 temples in this temple complex. Apart from the temple, Gurukul, Bridhashram, hospital, and many social institutions were opened at this place for the welfare of the people. This place is now being looked after by Digambar Jain Parswanath Sanstha. Click here to learn about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. History of Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur This temple, a symbol of devotion, was built in the 15th century year 1442 and was built by a poor woman. According to old stories, it is said that 600 years ago, a poor woman who was a devotee of Jainism wanted to build a Jain temple but due to lack of money, she was not able to do so. But it is said that when there is a vision to do any work and immense devotion in the heart, then every work becomes possible. To raise money, the woman started raising money by grinding grains in a flour mill. At that time hand mill was used to grind flour. Click here to know about Chaitanya City Hanuman Temple Jabalpur Soon his efforts paid off and he earned enough money for the construction of the temple and got a temple built here. Even today, this temple is called Pisanhari Ki Madiya in the name of this woman. Pisanhari means a woman who grinds flour with a hand mill. There is a statue of this woman at the entrance of the temple and the stones of the hand mill are still preserved in this temple. She is also called Shramik Devi because, with her tireless efforts, she built this temple and made the impossible possible. Click here to know about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni Timing of Pisanhari ki Madiya Jabalpur 6 AM – 9 PM (All Days) Click here to learn about Sharda Mata Temple Madan Mahal Temple Jabalpur How to Reach By Air: If you want to come to Jabalpur by air, then the only airport here is Dumna Airport. Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur is 9.5km away from here, You can reach Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or Bus. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. By Train: The nearest railway station to reach Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur, Railway Station. It is only 22.8km away from here. After entering, you can reach Pisanhari ki Madiya by taxi, auto, or bus. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. By Bus: Jabalpur City is connected to every city in India by road. You can easily reach here from any city. Address and Google map of Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur Click here to learn about Sharda Mata Temple Madan Mahal Temple Jabalpur Images of Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur Other places to visit in Jabalpur. Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Balancing Rock, Jabalpur Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur Chausath Yogini Temple, Jabalpur Bargi Dam, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Center Point of India, Karondi, Jabalpur Chataniya City Hanuman Temple Sea World Water Park Treasure Island, Mall Tilwara Ghat Bhawartal Garden Kankali Devi Temple Sangram Sagar Lake Sri Vishnu Varaha Mandir Gwari Ghat If you want to know about Maihar Sharda Goddess temple please click here Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Click here to learn about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Click here to learn about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. [...]

Center Point of India Karondi Jabalpur

Madhya Pradesh, which is called the heart of India, is known for its unprecedented natural and cultural sites and beauty. Madhya Pradesh is also very important from a geographical point of view. One such place from the geographical point of view is situated in Karondi Village of Jabalpur City, Madhya Pradesh. This village is the center point of India. This place is also called Center Point of India Karondi, Jabalpur. This place was discovered by the founder of Jabalpur Engineering College, S.P. Chakravarti, and his students in 1956. Later, this place was found to be geographically tied to the center of India. Click here to know about Chaitanya City Hanuman Temple Jabalpur This place is situated on the beautiful hills of Vindyachal mountain This very beautiful village is situated in the Vindhyachal mountain ranges and because of its beautiful and beautiful mountain ranges, it is also called the heart of the country. This place also has the status of a tourist place and the government has done a lot of work for the development of this village. Click here to learn about Jabalpur’s ancient Fort Click here to learn about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Late Prime Minister Mr. Chandrashekhar had built a memorial at this place. In 1987, the late Prime Minister Mr. Chandrashekhar visited this place and he got a memorial and a huge park at this place, and the place was given the status of a tourist spot. You will have a different feeling after going here, so definitely visit this place with your family and see the center point of India. Click here to learn about Sharda Mata Temple Madan Mahal Temple Jabalpur Click here to know details about Uttara Swami Malai Temple How to Reach Vishnu Varah Temple Majholi Jabalpur By Air: If you want to come to Jabalpur by air, then the only airport here is Dumna Airport. Center Point of India Karondi Jabalpur is 34.7km away from here, You can reach Center Point of India Karondi Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or Bus. Click on the link to learn about Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. Click here to learn about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. By Train: The nearest railway station to reach “Center Point of India Karondi Jabalpur” Railway Station. It is only 42.4km away from here. After entering, you can reach Karondi Village by taxi, auto, or bus. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. Click here to know about Sharda Devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Katni By Bus: Jabalpur City is connected to every city in India by road. You can easily reach here from any city. Know about the Shaktipeeth temple in the Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh. Address and Google map of Center Point of India, Karondi, Jabalpur Address: G86H+RH4, village karondi distt, Katni, Madhya Pradesh Click here to learn about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. If you want to know about the Ancient Gola math temple please click here. Images of Center Point of India, Karondi, Jabalpur Click here to know about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Ichhapurti temple Maihar. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. Other places to visit in Jabalpur. Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Balancing Rock, Jabalpur Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur Chausath Yogini Temple, Jabalpur Bargi Dam, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur Chataniya City Hanuman Temple Sea World Water Park Treasure Island, Mall Tilwara Ghat Bhawartal Garden Kankali Devi Temple Sangram Sagar Lake Sri Vishnu Varaha Mandir Gwari Ghat Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click here to learn about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. Click to learn about the Metro Museum, Delhi. To know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain click. Delhi Handcrafted Bazaar Dilli Haat. [...]

Art Ichol Maihar Satna

Art Ichol Maihar Satna is an art and sculpture residency that showcases handcrafts and art made from stones and scraps. This place is located 10 km away from Maihar and is situated amidst beautiful hills and lush green fields and trees in the village named Ichol. Art Ichol is an art museum where stones, cement, and scraps that we throw away as useless are used to create beautiful structures and designs. In this museum, one can see the idols made of stones, their designs, and their beautiful art and along with this, one can also see the handicraft items made by the nearby villagers. Apart from stones, many artifacts have also been made from bronze here. Beautiful art has been made by carving bronze. If you want to know about Maihar Sharda Goddess temple please click here Here the things of our daily and commercial use become useless and we consider them useless and throw them in the garbage. In Art Ichol Maihar, many beautiful artworks are created by using it. And then they are displayed for the general public to see at the Art Chol Maihar Art Museum which is located in Maihar. Here, exhibitions and art programs are also organized on a regular basis, where artists come from far and wide and display their art. Many cultural and art show programs are also organized in Art Ichol in which people take part and the general public is given a chance to be a part of it and enjoy it. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Ichhapurti temple Maihar. Art Ichol’s wonderful journey The journey of Art Ichol Maihar started in 2015. It was founded by Ambica Beri, an art lover and art patron. Ambika Beri is an art lover as well as a nature lover, hence she chose a place full of beautiful mountains and lush green trees to establish Art Ichol. It is located in the village named Ichol, which is named after “Art Ichol” where the architect, artists, photographer, and other art artists and handmade artist gives a new direction to art, and their art is also displayed here. If you want to know about the Ancient Gola math temple please click here. This art center established by Ambica Beri is a place for artists where they can show their art in the midst of people and there is also an employment opportunity for them. The people living in the village can display samples of beautiful art done by their own hands and get the opportunity of employment. Click here to learn about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni Art Ichol is promoting artists and handicrafts The Art Gallery Center built in Ichol Maihar is a unique art center, here Many beautiful and magnificent artworks have been created by artists coming from far and wide. Here artists can show the art created by them and their art is highly appreciated at this place. There are many exhibitions, competitions, and programs held at Art Ichol. Here an exhibition of handicraft items made by the villagers is also held and their items are also shown in the art gallery. Click here to learn about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. This motivates the villagers to do more work and leads to their economic and mental development. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. Entry Fee of Art Ichol, Maihar, Satna Entry fee: The entry fee for Art Chool is Rs 80 per person. Phone Camera Fee: The phone camera is free of charge. Professional Camera and PhotoGraphy Charge: Rs. 1500 per hour. Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. Timing of Art Ichol, Maihar, Satna 9 AM to 7 PM (All days) Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. How to reach Art Ichol, Maihar, Satna By Train: Maihar has a main railway station, Maihar Junction, which can be reached from any part of India. The distance between Art Ichol Maihar to Maihar Junction is 34 km. Click here to learn about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. By Air: There is no airport in Maihar, if you want to come here by plane, you will have to land at Dumna Airport in Jabalpur. You can get to Art Ichol Maihar by taking a taxi bus or train. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here By Taxi: You can also go to Art Ichol Maihar by Own vehicle or taxi from Maihar. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. Address and Google Map of Art Ichol, Maihar, Satna Address: 7Q86+8X7, Maihar, Patehra, Madhya Pradesh 485771 Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details Click here to learn about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. Images of Art Ichol, Maihar, Satna Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here Click here to learn about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. Other places to visit are near Art Ichol Maihar Satna. 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Peer Baba Dargah Katni

Peer Baba Dargah Katni is a holy place and prayer place of the Muslim community located in Katni city and it is located in Katni on the National Highway, 4-5 KM away from the city. This Dargah is dedicated to the Muslim Sufi saint Hazrat Titra Shah Data. This is a religious place in Katni city which is a special place for Muslims where Muslim devotees and people of many other religions also come here every day. A fair is also organized at this place in the month of March-April where a large number of people come. Click to learn about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. To know about ancient Gola Math Temple India. Click Here There is also a temple of Lord Ram here in which the idols of Ram, Sita, Lakshman, and Hanuman ji are enshrined. On one side Pir Baba is the center of faith for the people of the Muslim religion, on the other hand, Ram Mandir is the center of faith for the devotees of the Hindu religion. This place is full of trees, plants, and greenery. Click here to learn about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. Click here to know about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. A fair is organized here every year A fair is organized every year in the month of March near Peer Baba and Ram temple where shops are started. Different types of objects are found there. Many programs are organized here, Kawali and Geet Sangeet programs are also organized in Peer Baba’s Dargah where singers are called from far and wide. Click here to learn about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. Address and Google map of Peer Baba Katni Click here to learn about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Address: NH 7, Gulwara, Madhya Pradesh 483501 Click here to learn about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. If you want to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. Press the link Images of Peer Baba Katni Click here to learn about Sharda Devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Katni Information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. Click here to learn the history of Madan Mahal Fort. Other places to visit are near Peer Baba Katni. Vijayraghavgarh Fort, Katni. Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. Vaishno Devi Temple Sungarha Katni NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM, SALAIYA PADKHURI, VIJAYRAGHAVGARH, KATNI. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vasudha Waterfall Katni Sharda devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Vishnu Varah Temple Karanpur Roopnath Dhaam Kamakandla Fort, Bilhari, Katni Maihar (Maa Sharda Temple) Maa Jalpa Devi Katni Laxmi Narayan Temple Katni Know about the Shaktipeeth temple in the Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here Click here to know about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. [...]

Vishnu Varah Temple Majholi, Jabalpur

Jabalpur city located in India is called Sanskardhani because it is known for its idealistic culture and beautiful temples. Here there are temples of the ancient era, medieval era, and modern era which are known for their historical and magical story, and in every temple, the wish of the devotee is fulfilled. There is a temple in Majholi village, 40-50 km from Jabalpur, which is known as Vishnu Varah Temple. This temple is dedicated to lord Varaha, the 3rd incarnation of Lord Vishnu. This is a much-worshiped and miraculous temple, The temple is of the Kalchuri period and the idol of Lord Varaha situated in this temple is said to be from the 11th century. Vishnu Varaha Temple Majholi Jabalpur is located in Majholi, Jabalpur. Apart from Lord Varaha, there are also other idols that are very old and they are placed on the walls of the temple. Click here to learn about Jabalpur’s ancient Fort The idols of many gods and goddesses are fixed on the walls around this temple. This idol of Vishnu Varah was not there earlier in this temple or it is said that this idol was found by a boy while fishing in the village pond. Later this idol was made a temple and installed in it. Devotees keep coming to this temple daily, This temple is built in the middle of the village and the market area is also near this temple. Every wish asked from a true heart is fulfilled in this temple and that is why devotees come here from far-off cities apart from the village. Click here to know about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. History of Vishnu Varah Temple Majholi, Jabalpur The history of the idol installed in the Vishnu Varaha temple dates back to the time of the Kalchuri dynasty and was built in the 10th to 11th century and was constructed of black stone. 33 koti idols of God have been carved into this idol and its design is unique. Click here to learn about Sharda Mata Temple Madan Mahal Temple Jabalpur There is a story related to this idol and the temple that a young man who was near Majholi village found the idol of Vishnu Varah in his net when he was searching for something. When the young man found that idol, it was very small and he took it to his home and started worshiping it. After some time strange incidents started happening in his house and he felt that a lot of damage had been done, he gave the idol to the village priests and the priests installed the idol in the temple by law. Click here to learn about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Miraculously the size of the idol started increasing. After installing the idol in the temple, suddenly the size of the idol started growing day by day. The idol, which was initially the size of a palm, suddenly started becoming huge. The size of the idol had increased so much that the temple was also broken. Therefore, in order to stop its increasing size, the priests made a hole in this idol with a gold nail through the rules and regulations, and then the growth of this idol was stopped. To know about ancient Gola Math Temple India. Click Here This is an 11th-century historical temple of the Kalchuri period This temple is a historical heritage of India because it belongs to an ancient royal dynasty. Yah vishnu varah murti aur uska temple kalchuri rajya vansh ke samaye banayi gayi thi kalchuri rajya vansh ek shaktishali rajya vansh tha. The nirman of the idol took place in 10-11 centuries. Click here to learn about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni Timing of Vishnu Varah Temple Majhloi Jabalpur 6 AM to 9:30 PM (All Days) Click here to learn about Sharda Devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Katni How to Reach Vishnu Varah Temple Majholi Jabalpur By Air: If you want to come to Jabalpur by air, then the only airport here is Dumna Airport. Vishnu Varah Temple, Majholi, Jabalpur is 49km away from here, You can reach Vishnu Varah Temple, Majholi, Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or Bus. Click on the link to learn about Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. By Train: The nearest railway station to reach Vishnu Varah Temple, Majholi, Jabalpur Railway Station. It is only 43km away from here. After entering, you can reach Majholi Village by taxi, auto, or bus. Click here to learn about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. By Bus: Jabalpur City is connected to every city in India by road. You can easily reach here from any city. Know about the Shaktipeeth temple in the Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh. Address and Google Map of Vishnu Varah temple Majholi Jabalpur Address: FWXG+74G Police Station, Indrana Rd, near Manjholi, Majholi, Madhya Pradesh 483336 Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Images of Vishnu Varah temple Majholi Katni Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here Click here to know about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Other places to visit in Jabalpur. Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur Marble Rocks, Jabalpur Dumna Nature Reserve Park, Jabalpur Balancing Rock, Jabalpur Madan Mahal Fort, Jabalpur Rani Durgavati Museum, Jabalpur Chausath Yogini Temple, Jabalpur Bargi Dam, Jabalpur Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur Pisanhari ki Madiya, Jabalpur Chataniya City Hanuman Temple Sea World Water Park Treasure Island, Mall Tilwara Ghat Bhawartal Garden Kankali Devi Temple Sangram Sagar Lake Sri Vishnu Varaha Mandir Gwari Ghat Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. Click here to learn the history of Madan Mahal Fort. [...]

Ichhapurti Temple Kjs Cement Plant, Maihar

Ichhapurti KJS Temple is located in the Maihar district of Satna in the Madhya Pradesh state of India. This temple is dedicated to Adi Shakti Goddess Durga. It is also known as KJS Temple, it is a very attractive temple, which has been designed like Akshardham of Delhi. This temple is built on the premises of the KJS Cement Factory located in Maihar. Maihar is famous all over India for Goddess Sharda and now Ichhapurti temple has also become a very famous pilgrimage place here. Ichhapurti Temple Kjs Cement Plant, Maihar temple is spread over an area of 12 square feet and it took 7 years to build it. To know about ancient Gola Math Temple India. Click Here Pink stones have been used in the construction of this temple, which were brought from Banshipaharpur in Rajasthan. Craftsmen were called from Jaipur to do artwork on these letters. This temple is 62 feet high from the ground and it has been built in a very beautiful way. A beautiful garden has been built around the temple and a beautiful fountain has been built in front of the temple. Although this grand temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga, apart from Goddess Durga, there is also a statue of Lord Ram Sita, Lord Shiva’s Linga, Nandi’s statue, and Ram devotee Hanuman ji. If you want to know about Maihar Sharda Goddess temple please click here History of Ichhapurti Temple Kjs Cement Plant, Maihar temple The foundation stone of this temple built in Akshardham style was done on 19th November 2011 and then work went on in this temple continuously for 7 years. Many skilled artisans from Jaipur worked here for many months and made beautiful idols of deities and flowers and leaves on the stones. The pink stone here was imported from Rajasthan. Click here to know about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni It was inaugurated on 24 February 2018 and it was opened to the general public. Company’s Chairman Kamal Jit Singh Ahluwalia and Vice Chairman Pawan Jit Singh Ahluwalia were also present at the inauguration ceremony of the temple. Click here to learn about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. This temple was completed in 7 years and is spread over 12 thousand square feet This beautiful temple was completed in 7 years and many laborers and craftsmen worked in it. Its construction work started in the year 2011 and it was completed in 2018. This temple is built on about 12 thousand square feet. Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. This temple is built on the lines of Akshardham Temple in Delhi The Ichhapurti KJS temple of Maihar has been designed on the lines of the Akshardham Temple in Delhi which is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan. The Ichhapurti KJS temple of Maihar dedicated to Goddess Durga is also known as Shakti. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. Timing of Ichhapurti Temple Maihar 7 AM to 9 PM (All days) Click here to know about Sharda Devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Katni How to reach Ichhapurti KJS temple Maihar By Train: Ichhapurti temple Maihar has a main railway station, Maihar Junction, which can be reached from any part of India. The distance between Ichhapurti temple to Maihar Junction is 34 km. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. By Air: There is no airport in Maihar, if you want to come here by plane, you will have to land at Dumna Airport in Jabalpur. You can get to Ichhapurti temple by taking a taxi bus or train. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here By Bus: You can also go to Ichhapurti temple by bus from Katni. Click here to know about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. Address and google map of Ichhapurti KJS temple Maihar Address: 7Q4V+H9P, Maihar, Katiya Kalan, Madhya Pradesh 485771 Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Images of Ichhapurti KJS temple Maihar Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here Click here to know about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Other places to visit are near Ichhapurti Maihar temple Temple. Sharda mata temple Maihar Alha Udal Akhada Neelkanth Temple and Ashram Bada Akhada Mandir Maihar Panni Koh Waterfall Maihar Badi Kher Mai temple Maihar Oila Temple Maihar Lalitamba Shakti Peeth Maihar Gola Math temple Maihar, katni Vijayraghavgarh Fort, Katni. Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM, SALAIYA PADKHURI, VIJAYRAGHAVGARH, KATNI. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vasudha Waterfall Katni Sharda devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Vishnu Varah Temple Karanpur Roopnath Dhaam Kamakandla Fort, Bilhari, Katni Maihar (Maa Sharda Temple) Maa Jalpa Devi Katni Laxmi Narayan Temple Katni Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. Click here to learn the history of Madan Mahal Fort. [...]

$Golamath Temple Maihar$ Golamath Temple Maihar

Golamath temple Maihar is an ancient temple and it is the ancient heritage of our Hindu religion. This temple is located in Maihar city of Madhya Pradesh and comes at the entrance of Satna district. The temple here is dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva and in this temple there is a very ancient Shivling of Lord Shiva, which has been worshiped here since ancient times. This temple belongs to the Kalchuri period and this temple was built in the 11th century. If you want to know about Maihar Sharda Goddess temple please click here This whole temple was built by cutting a huge stone and it was a single stone, no other stone was used in it. Apart from the Golamath Temple, there is also a temple of Lord Ram-Sita, Lord Vishnu, and Goddess Kali. Click here to know about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni This temple is made of a single rock The Golamath Temple is not made of individual stones but is carved out of a single huge rock. Many artifacts have been engraved in this temple, in the idols of Hindu Gods and Goddesses have been engraved. It is surprising that it was built from a single stone, but it is also said that this temple was built in one night. It is also said that this temple was not built by humans but by ghosts. If you want to know about Beautiful Vasudha Waterfall click here. Apart from being historical and religious, this temple contains many secrets within itself. Click here to learn about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. History of Golamath Temple, Maihar This temple was built in 11 century and the construction of this temple was done by the rulers of the Kalchuri dynasty. The Kalchuri dynasty was a powerful dynasty that built many temples and monuments in India. The descendants of the Brahmins who had handed over this temple to the Kalchuri dynasty are still worshiping and taking care of this temple. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. This temple was built by Ghosts It is said about this temple that it was built by ghosts and spirits. This temple was built in a single night and it was made from a single huge rock. It is a bit difficult to say whether this thing is true or false because it is a Shiva temple and ghosts and souls are also included in the Ganas of Lord Shiva. It is not possible for a person to make such beautiful sculptures and designs on stone in one night. The design and architecture of the Gola Matha Temple Gola Math Temple is built in the Nagara style and the workmanship done on the temple reflects the beauty and amazing workmanship of this style. This temple, built during the Kalchuri period, is a unique creation of its time, which shows how developed Indian craftsmanship and sculpture art is. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here The stone has been cut and the idols of many gods and goddesses have been carved. Here Lord Vishnu, Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha, Lord Shankar-Parvati, and some other deities have been placed in the temple. Click here to learn the history of Madan Mahal Fort. Timing of Gola Math Temple, Maihar 6 AM to 9 PM (All days) Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. How to reach Muhas Hanuman temple Katni. By Train: Maihar has a main railway station, Maihar Junction, which can be reached from any part of India. The distance between Gola Math temple to Maihar Junction is 34 km. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. By Air: There is no airport in Maihar, if you want to come here by plane, you will have to land at Dumna Airport in Jabalpur. You can get to Maihar Gola Math temple by taking a taxi bus or train. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here By Bus: You can also go to Gola Math temple by bus from Katni. Click here to know about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. Address and Google map of Gola Math Temple Maihar Address: 7P9W+8JV, Maihar, Udaipur, Madhya Pradesh 485771 Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Images of Gola Math Temple Maihar Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details Other places to visit are near Gola Math Temple. Sharda mata temple Maihar Alha Udal Akhada Neelkanth Temple and Ashram Bada Akhada Mandir Maihar Panni Koh Waterfall Maihar Badi Kher Mai temple Maihar Oila Temple Maihar Lalitamba Shakti Peeth Maihar Ikshapurti Temple Maihar Vijayraghavgarh Fort, Katni. Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM, SALAIYA PADKHURI, VIJAYRAGHAVGARH, KATNI. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vasudha Waterfall Katni Sharda devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Vishnu Varah Temple Karanpur Roopnath Dhaam Kamakandla Fort, Bilhari, Katni Maihar (Maa Sharda Temple) Maa Jalpa Devi Katni Laxmi Narayan Temple Katni Click here to know about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. [...]

Vaishno Devi Temple Sungarha Katni

Today we are going to tell you about one such temple Mata Vaishno Devi located near Katni City, which is a holy and major center of the Hindu faith. This temple is built on a hill in Sungaraha village of Katni City. This village is also called Sumarha. Vaishno Devi Temple Sungarha Katni is 15 km away from Katni City and Panna district also starts from here. This temple is dedicated to the mother of the world, Mata Vaishno Devi. This Vaishno Devi Sungaraha Temple is a small temple of Mata Vaishno Devi of Katra Dham. To go to this temple, you have to go through the hill and cross many stairs to reach the temple. Click here to know about Sharda Devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Katni The wishes of the devotees are fulfilled in this temple and apart from Mata Vaishno Devi, there is also a temple of Bhairav Nath. It is believed that if you have the darshan of Mata Vaishno Devi, then the darshan of Bhairav Nath is also mandatory. Devotees come and go daily in this temple. But there is a lot of crowd here during Navrats and a fair is also organized here during Navrats. This temple is very famous and the devotees have unwavering faith in Mata Vaishno Devi. If you also want to visit this temple, then definitely go once. Click here to know about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni There is a huge crowd of devotees during Navratras. Although daily devotees come to Sungarha Vaishno Devi temple to have visit of the goddess, when the time of Navratras comes, then there is a lot of crowd in this temple. A fair is also organized here on this day where different types of shops are set up. There are shops for clothes, toys, cosmetics, Shoes, etc. here. Apart from this, there are also shops for children, toys and sweets, etc. If you want to know about Beautiful Vasudha Waterfall so click here. People from the city and outside the city come here during Navratri to enjoy the visit and fair of the Goddess. Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Worship of Bhairav Nath along with Mata Vaishno is mandatory here. Like Mata Vaishno Devi located in Katra Jammu, here also after Mata Vaishno Devi, darshan of Bhairav Nath is mandatory. Here also people visit Mata Vaishno and then after that they complete their journey by showing the idol of Bhairav. If you also come here, then do visit the temple of Bhairav Nath. Click here to know about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. Timing of Temple Sungarha Katni 6 am – 6 pm (All days) Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here How to reach Sumarha Vaishno Mata Temple? To go Here, you have to come to Katni City first because this temple can be reached only through Katni. This temple is located in Sungarha village, 15 km away from Katni. Katni’s famous railway station is Katni Junction and Mudwara Junction from where trains leave for every major city of India. Click here to know about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. You can also come to Katni by bus. Katni Road facility is connected to every major city in India. Address and Google map of Vaishno Devi temple Sungarha Katni Address: W8J6+MHV, Sugraha, Madhya Pradesh. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. Images of Vaishno Devi temple Sungarha Katni Click here to know about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. Other places to visit are near Vaishno Devi temple Sungarha Katni. Vijayraghavgarh Fort, Katni. Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM, SALAIYA PADKHURI, VIJAYRAGHAVGARH, KATNI. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vasudha Waterfall Katni Sharda devi temple Vijayraghavgarh Vishnu Varah Temple Karanpur Roopnath Dhaam Kamakandla Fort, Bilhari, Katni Maihar (Maa Sharda Temple) Maa Jalpa Devi Katni Laxmi Narayan Temple Katni [...]

Sharda Devi Temple, Vijayraghavgarh

The temple of Mata Sharda situated in Vijayraghavgarh is a major temple and religious place of Vijayraghavgarh. This temple is located at Vijayraghavgarh place in the Katni district of Madhya Pradesh. Vijayraghavgarh is a tehsil and a nagar panchayat of Katni City. Sharda Devi Temple Vijayraghavgarh is a very ancient temple and it was established by Raja Gaya Prasad of Vijayraghavgarh. Sharda Mata of Vijayraghavgarh is elder sister of Sharda Mata of Maihar. The way the goddess Sharda Maa of Maihar is famous, in the same way, the temple of Sharda Mata of Vijayraghavgarh is also very famous. People come from far and wide to have darshan here and there is a huge crowd of devotees throughout the year, but the crowd increases a lot during Navratri. Click here to know about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni A fair is organized here on Navratras, in which people from the city and other cities come to visit the fair. Here all the wishes of the devotees are fulfilled. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. History of Vijayraghavgarh Maa Sharda temple It is believed that when King Gayaprasad came to Vijayraghavgarh, Mata Sharda also come with him. After coming here, he got the temple of Mata Sharda constructed on a hill in 1826. Raja Gaya Prasad was a great devotee of Maa Sharda and had unwavering faith in his mother Sharda. Apart from this temple, he also got the Vijayaraghavgarh fort and other religious places built here. Click here to know about Katni Orthopedics Hanuman ji Temple. Vijayraghavgarh’s Goddess Sharda is the elder sister of Maihar’s Goddess Sharda. Devi Sharda Mata of Vijayraghavgarh is the elder sister of Maihar Mata Sharda. Maihar is a religious place where Mata Sharda is considered to be the form of Goddess Saraswati. Goddess Sharda of Vijayraghavgarh and Goddess Sharda of Maihar are both forms of Goddess Saraswati. Click here to know about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. Timing of Vijayraghavgarh Sharda Darshan If you want to know about Beautiful Vasudha Waterfall so click here. 6 am – 9 pm (All days) How to reach? By Train: To reach this Maa Sharda temple Vijayraghavgarh you have to come to Katni City as it is very close to Katni. Katni has two main railway stations, Katni Junction and Mudwara, which can be reached from any part of India. The distance between Maa Sharda temple Vijayraghavgarh to Katni Junction and Mudwara Railway is 35.5 km. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. By Air: There is no airport in Katni, if you want to come here by plane, you will have to land at Dumna airport in Jabalpur. Where you can get to Katni Fort by taking a taxi or bus or train. Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. By Bus: You can also go to Maa Sharda temple Vijayraghavgarh by bus from Katni. Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. Address and Google map of Maa Sharda temple Vijayraghavgarh Address: XJW7+C9H, Vijayraghavgarh – Karitalai Rd, Madhya Pradesh 483775 Click here to know about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. Images of Maa Sharda temple Vijayraghavgarh Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here Other places to visit are near Maa Sharda temple, Vijayraghavgarh. Vijayraghavgarh Fort, Katni. Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM, SALAIYA PADKHURI, VIJAYRAGHAVGARH, KATNI. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vasudha Waterfall Katni Maa Vaishnav Devi Dhaam, Village Sungarha. Vishnu Varah Temple Karanpur Roopnath Dhaam Kamakandla Fort, Bilhari, Katni Maihar (Maa Sharda Temple) Maa Jalpa Devi Katni Laxmi Narayan Temple Katni Click here to know about the Kheer Bhawani Temple, Jammu. Click here to know the history of Madan Mahal Fort. [...]

Muhas Hanuman Temple Katni

Muhas Hanuman Temple is a famous temple located in the village named Muhas in Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. The fame of the temple is spread all over India, the fame of the temple is not the path of worship or any other religious work, but it is the treatment of diseases that are cured by the practice of the temple. This temple is dedicated to Hanuman Ji, a great devotee of Lord Rama. This is a miraculous temple where every disease of the people is cured and it is believed that all this happens with the grace and blessings of Lord Hanuman. Especially there is a crowd of people suffering from bone diseases and this temple is also known as Bone Disease Vicesag Hanuman Temple. Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details Patients with broken bones and fractured bones come to this temple daily and all of them get cured immediately after the darshan of Hanuman ji. There is more crowd in this temple than in the hospital. This temple is 35 km away from the Katni district. Every day thousands of people come here for the treatment of their sorrows, pains, and diseases, and all their wishes and sorrows are also removed. This temple is also known by the names of Hanumanji with bone diseases, Hanuman with orthopedic problems, Doctor Hanuman, etc. Click here to know about the famous Vijayraghavgarh Fort of Katni Broken bone and bone-related diseases are treated here Like other temples, Hanuman ji is worshiped here, as well as diseases are also treated here, especially the bone of the heart is treated here. Whoever has a broken bone or a fracture or any kind of bone problem, Hanuman Ji’s grace comes here and he gets treated. Here, a medicine is also given to the patients by the pundits, it is believed that only with the blessings of this medicine and Hanuman ji, the devotees become free from diseases. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. Hanuman ji is called Doctor Hanuman Here Hanuman ji is also called Doctor Hanuman ji and he is also called Orthopedic Specialist. This is because the diseases of all the devotees who come here, especially the patients suffering from bone diseases, get cured. All this happens only by the grace of Lord Hanuman Ji and no devotee has been left empty-handed from here. Click here to know about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. How to reach Muhas Hanuman temple Katni. By Train: To reach this Hanuman temple you have to come to Katni City as it is very close to Katni. Katni has two main railway stations, Katni Junction and Mudwara, which can be reached from any part of India. The distance between Muhas Hanuman temple to Katni Junction and Mudwara Railway is 34 km. By Air: There is no airport in Katni, if you want to come here by plane, you will have to land at Dumna airport in Jabalpur. Where you can get to Katni Fort by taking a taxi or bus or train. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here By Bus: You can also go to Muhas Hanuman temple by bus from Katni. Click here to know about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. Timing of Muhas Hanuman temple Timing: 5 am–9 pm (All days) Address and Google map of Muhas Hanuman temple Katni Address: VGJ8+3F8, Muhas, Madhya Pradesh 483501 Click here to know about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. Images of Muhas Hanuman Temple Katni Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Other places to visit are near Muhas Hanuman Temple Katni. Sharda Devi Temple, Vijayraghavgarh Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM, SALAIYA PADKHURI, VIJAYRAGHAVGARH, KATNI. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vijayraghavgarh Fort Vasudha Waterfall Katni Maa Vaishnav Devi Dhaam, Village Sungarha. Vishnu Varah Temple Karanpur Roopnath Dhaam Kamakandla Fort, Bilhari, Katni Maihar (Maa Sharda Temple) Maa Jalpa Devi Katni Laxmi Narayan Temple Katni [...]

Vijayraghavgarh Fort Katni

The fort of Vijayraghavgarh is situated in the Tehsil and Nagar Panchayat of Katni City named Vijayraghavgarh. It is a historical fort and is related to the great and heroic king Saryu Prasad. This fort is also related to the revolution of 1857 because, in the revolution of 1857, Raja Saryu Prasad played an important role here. This is an ancient fort and the texture and design are very impressive the many rooms and temples inside this fort were also built. This fort was built in terms of security and protection from enemies so that the fort could be protected from any enemy or invader. Click here to know about the Beautiful Waterfall of Katni City. This fort is surrounded by a huge Ditch from two sides, while the third part of it is surrounded by a huge hill. Water was filled on the pits of this fort, in which crocodiles and poisonous snakes were kept so that the enemy could not reach inside this fort. If you are looking for a historical place to visit, then you must visit this fort and it is also a good place for a picnic spot. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM Temple Salaiya. Click here to know. History of Vijayraghavgarh Fort Katni The construction work of this fort started in 1826 and it is believed that its construction work went on for many years. It was built by Gaya Prasad, the great king of the princely state of Vijayraghavgarh. Raja Gaya Prasad was the father of Saryu Prasad. The main purpose of its establishment was to build a secure fort that was seduced by enemies and invaders and could not enter inside it. Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details A huge and majestic door was made on the entrance door of this fort and its two sides were made of a huge ditch and huge Crocodiles and poisonous snakes were kept. The remaining part of it is surrounded by a huge mountain which also makes a shield for this fort. This fort is not just because of known for its safeness, but also because of the need for its Beautiful painting and unique designs. Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. Beautiful Rang Mahal and other wonderful designs. The Rang mahal here is considered to be the beauty of the place and this Rang mahal has been given a very beautiful and wonderful design. Its beauty is made by seeing it. And the temple of Raghav ji here is also a special creation of this place. This temple is known as the symbol of victory. Raja Gaya Prasad ji had left no stone unturned to get this fort built. He wanted to make this fort very beautiful and memorable and for this, he called many artists and artisans. Know about the Shaktipeeth temple in the Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh. Apart from this, many forts and princely states and dynasties, and many rooms were built here for the residence of queens, which are very attractive and wonderful. Even today, the artworks made in this fort give knowledge of the unique craft of that time. Click here to know about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. This fort is a symbol of the revolution of 1857 This historical fort is not only famous for its beauty, but it is also a living symbol of the fight against the British. This princely state also participated in the revolution of 1857 and fought with the British. King Saryu Prasad of this princely state fought in 1857 and opposed the British. Raja Saryu Prasad fought with the British army and gave a befitting reply to them. Even the British soldiers were stunned to see their bravery. Click here to know about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. The British had also attacked the main gate of this fort with a cannon but could not demolish the strong wall of this fort. It was a powerful dynasty that raised its voice against the tyranny of the British and Raja Saryu Prasad was the driver and powerful king of this dynasty. He faced the British till the last breath and he also shot the British commissioner. But the British had captured this dynasty by treachery and cheating. Even today the example of the bravery of this dynasty and this fort is given. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. Entry Fee of Vijayraghavgarh Fort Katni No entry is free in this fort, roaming here and entry in this fort is free. Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. How to reach Vijayraghavgarh Fort? By Train: To reach this fort you have to come to Katni City as it is very close to Katni. There is no railway station in Vijayraghavgarh, so it would be best to go via Katni. Katni has two main railway stations, Katni Junction and Mudwara, which can be reached from any part of India. The distance between Vijayarghavgarh Fort to Katni Junction and Mudwara Railway is 35 km. Click here to know about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. By Air: There is no airport in Vijayraghavgarh and Katni, if you want to come here by plane, you will have to land at Dumna airport in Jabalpur. Where you can get to Vijayraghavgarh Fort by taking a taxi or bus. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here By Bus: You can also go to Vijayraghavgarh Fort by bus from Katni. Address and Google map of Vijayraghavgarh Fort. Address: Vijayraghavgarh, Madhya Pradesh 483775 Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Images of Vijayraghavgarh Fort. Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Other places to visit are near Vijayaraghavgarh Fort. Sharda Devi Temple, Vijayraghavgarh Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM, SALAIYA PADKHURI, VIJAYRAGHAVGARH, KATNI. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vasudha Waterfall Katni Maa Vaishnav Devi Dhaam, Village Sungarha. 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Vasudha Waterfall Katni

Vasudha Waterfall is the only natural and beautiful waterfall in Katni City. It is located in the village named Vasudha in Katni City and one has to go through the raw road and forests to reach here. This is a very beautiful place of nature that has been gifted to Katni City but very few people know this place. This beautiful waterfall is surrounded by beautiful green forests and hilly areas and the view around it is very pleasing. Unique temple of Lord Shiva where all wishes are fulfilled. Click for details. This place is about 35 km away from Katni City and to come here you will have to come on your own from there or by taxi as there is no bus service here. To come here, you have to come to Vasudha village, then you can see the view of this waterfall after passing through the fields and rocky area. Vasudha Village falls near a place called Rithi of Katni City. If you are looking for a romantic place for your weekend and want to enjoy the calm and beautiful views with friends, then this place is perfect for you. Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. Unique place for nature lovers Most people like nature and its beautiful scenery like trees, forests, rivers, and waterfalls, because they have a charm that draws us towards them. The waterfall situated in Vasudha Village of Katni is also such a beautiful place that will remove all the worries from your mind and mind and will refresh you. Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. If you are interested to see the beautiful views of nature and if you are a nature lover, then definitely go to see Vasudha Waterfall. You can take a tour of this place and you can capture the beautiful scenery with your camera, which can also be a part of your Instagram or Facebook reel or post. Know about the Shaktipeeth temple in the Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh. How to reach Vasudha Waterfall Katni To go Here, you have to come to Katni City first because this beautiful waterfall can be reached only through Katni. This waterfall is located in Vasudha village, 35 km away from Katni. Katni’s famous railway station is Katni Junction and Mudwara Junction from where trains leave for every major city of India. Click here to know about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. You can also come to Katni by bus. Katni Road facility is connected to every major city in India. Click here to know about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. Address and Google map of Vasudha Waterfall Katni Address: Road, Rithi, Basudha, Madhya Pradesh 483501 Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details Images of Vasudha Waterfall Katni Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here Other places to visit are near Vasudha Waterfall Katni. Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. NEELKANTHESWAR BHAKTI DHAM, SALAIYA PADKHURI, VIJAYRAGHAVGARH, KATNI. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vijayraghavgarh Fort Maa Vaishnav Devi Dhaam, Village Sungarha. Vishnu Varah Temple Karanpur Roopnath Dhaam Kamakandla Fort, Bilhari, Katni Maihar (Maa Sharda Temple) Maa Jalpa Devi Katni Laxmi Narayan Temple Katni Click here to know the history of Madan Mahal Fort. Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Know about Golden Temple Amritsar. Click for Details [...]

Neelkantheswar Bhakti Dham, Salaiya Padkhuri, Vijayraghavgarh, Katni.

Neelkantheswar Bhakti Dham Temple is a sacred and famous religious place located in Salaiya Village, Padkhuri, Katni, Madhya Pradesh. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and here he is called Neelkantheshwar. This temple and its premises are very attractive and beautiful. Devotees come here daily for darshan, but there is a huge crowd during Mahashiv Ratri. Special worship is organized here on Shivratri, in which many devotees come. A fair is also organized here on this day. This temple is also known as Neelkanth Mahadev temple. Click here to know about Roopnath Dham Bahoriband. The credit for the construction of this temple goes to Madan Lal Grover, who is a very big businessman in Katni City and he has his mines and kiln in Saliya Village. Madan Lal Grover and his family also come to worship in Mahashiv Ratri. Know about Badera Chaturyug Dham Temple. Click for Details Apart from Lord Shiva, there are also temples of Lord Hanuman, Lord Ganesha, Mother Durga, and twelve Jyotirlingas here. Click to know about the beautiful Jagriti Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Pradesh. History of Neelkantheshwar Bhakti Dham Salaiya, Katni The foundation of Neelkantheshwar Bhakti Dham was laid in the decade of 1989-90. And the village in which it was established is known as Sailiya Padkhuri Village. Which is about 21 less far from Katni, it is 16 less far from Vijayraghavhar. At the time of its establishment, there was a small temple of Lord Shiva here, but later this temple was developed by Mr. Madan Lal Grover. Click here to know about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. Apart from Lord Neelkanth, there are also temples of Lord Ganesha, Lord Hanuman, Goddess Durga Mata, Lord Pashupati Nath, Lord Ram Sita, and twelve Jyotirlingas. Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. 12 Jyotirling Darshan We all Hindus know about the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, which are located in different states of India. If you want to visit these Jyotirlingas, then you have to visit all these places which is not so easy for everyone. But now you can see all those twelve Jyotirlingas by going to Neelkantheshwar bhakti dham temple and seeing the twelve divine forms of Lord Shiva. Interesting information about the Katni City of Madhya Pradesh. Click Here Address and Google map of Neelkantheshwar Bhakti Dham, Salaiya Katni Address: Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, Salaiya Paharhai, Madhya Pradesh Know about the Shaktipeeth temple in the Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh. Click here to know about the very famous Maa Jalpa Devi temple, Katni. Images of Neelkanth Mahadev Mandir Click here to know about other tourist places in Bilhari, Katni. Other places to visit are near Neelkantheshwar Bhakti Dham Temple. Suramya Park, Kataye Ghat. Jagrirti Park, Madhav Nagar, Katni. Badera Chaturyug Dham Vijayraghavgarh Fort Maa Vaishnav Devi Dhaam, Village Sungarha. Vishnu Varah Temple Karanpur Roopnath Dhaam Kamakandla Fort, Bilhari, Katni Maihar (Maa Sharda Temple) Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. [...]

Champa Gali Saket Delhi

Champa Gali Saket Delhi is a wonderful place for young couples and youth of Delhi and is the best chilling point. Located in Saket, Delhi, this place is situated in a village named Saidulajab. Small cafes and restaurants with creative and beautiful decorations and unique designs here attract the attention of all the people. Until some time ago, people used to get attracted to the places like Hauj Khas and Connaught Place, but all these places are very crowded. Instead, Delhi’s Champa Gali provides a very relaxed and peaceful environment to the youth, due to which young couples and young married couples and youths come to this place. Click here to know details about Uttara Swami Malai Temple Champa Gali Small Cafe The small cafes and restaurants located here and the delicious food available in them and their beautiful ambiance are very pleasing. The delicious food and dishes here remain according to your budget and do not affect your pocket much. Famous cafes here are Jagmag Thela, Baari Cafe, Soho Bistro & Cafe, Social Street Cafe, Red Bricks Cafe, and Social Street Cafe. Apart from coffee cafes and restaurants, you can enjoy music, songs, and dance, here Dream Catchers Cafe and Foresta Bistro & Cafe can enjoy both music and food. There are many more unique cafes here, where you can enjoy reading a book in the library along with coffee. Apart from this, you can also buy handmade items and jewelry, and many other items here. The creative studios here also grab your attention. Know about the biggest and most attractive Hanuman Ji temple in Delhi. Champa Gali is now becoming very popular in Delhi, it becomes very beautiful and spectacular at night. If you are planning to go somewhere with your partner, then Champgalli will be a very nice and good experience and go here only after 7 pm because the night view is very beautiful. Beautiful night view of Champagali, Saket, Delhi. Although the view of Champagali is always very good, at night it looks beautiful like heaven. So if you are planning to visit here then go at night only because the view of lights and decorations here at night will make your evening memorable. Click here to know about Jantar Mantar Delhi Famous cafes and restaurants of Champagali, Saket, Delhi. Baari Cafe Champagali’s Bari Cafe is very beautiful. This cafe is decorated so beautifully with beautiful green trees, plants, and artificial designs that it looks amazing. The walls of this cafe are painted with blue color and green tone. You will like the delicious food here and it will also be according to your budget. The furniture and seating area here and the decorations around it are very pleasing. Click on the link to know about Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. Here you will find Pizza, burgers, Chicken burgers, French Fries, and many more items but their special Grand Indian Chicken Burger, Grilled Paneer Sandwich, Spinach, and Cheese Omelette are great. Address: Champa Gali Lane, 3, Westend Marg, Saiyad ul Ajaib, Saket, New Delhi, Delhi 110030 Price: Rs.1100 for two people. Opening Time: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Click here to know about Hauz Khas Fort, Delhi. Jugmug Thela If you want to spend a long time with your friend or girlfriend or boyfriend or want to have a long talk then Champagali’s Jugmug Thela is the best. Jugmug Thela is one of the best cafes here and the talk of delicious food is different. Click to know about Yogmaya Temple Delhi. The Vietnamese coffee here is one of the best dishes here. Apart from this, there are many options like Pizza, Pasta, Sandwiches, Noodles, Coffee, Cold Coffee, and many options for dessert. Address: Shed#4, Khasra#258 Westend Marg, Lane#3, behind Kuldeep House, Saiyad ul Ajaib, New Delhi, Delhi 110030 Price: Rs.1200 for two people. Opening Time: 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Dream Catchers Cafe If you want to click beautiful photos for your Instagram account and want to enjoy delicious food together then Champgalli’s Dream Catcher Cafe is the best. The decoration of this cafe is very beautiful, as well as there are many selfie points in this cafe where you can click your photo or take a selfie. Know about Agrasen’s Baoli. Click here. The delicious food and beautiful ambiance here will make your day memorable. The Butter Chicken Spring Roll and Spinach, Corn & Cheese Cigar are the best dishes here, apart from this many other delicious dishes are available here. Chilli Potato, Crispy Corn, Pizza, Burger, Dal Makhani, Chilli Paneer, and Hakka Noodles are also available here. Click here to know about Dakshin Delhi Kalibari temple Address: Khasra#258, Westend Marg, Behind Kuldeep House, Saiyad ul Ajaib, Lane#3, New Delhi, Delhi 110030. Price: Rs.1400 for two people. Opening Time: 11 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Apart from this, Four Direction, Cafe Dosti, Bella Vie, Majnu Ka Tila, Soho Bistro & Cafe are other cafes where you can enjoy your wonderful evening with the tasters. Click here for complete information about National Zoological Park Delhi. Nearest metro station for Champagali Saket Delhi. Saket metro station is the nearest metro station to Champagali, Saket. Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. How to reach Champagali Saket Delhi. Saket metro station is the nearest metro station to Champagali, Saket. Champagali is 10 minutes away from Saket Metro, you can also take an auto or taxi from here. Click here for interesting information about Red Fort. Address and Google map of Champa Gali Saket Delhi Click here to know about ISKCON Temple. Address: Khasra 258, Lane, Number 3, Westend Marg, Behind Kuldeep House, Saidulajab, Saket, New Delhi, Delhi 110030 Click here for History of Taj Mahal Images of Champa Gali, Saket, Delhi Click here to know about Tughlaqabad Fort Delhi. Other tourist places in Delhi Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Click to know about the beautiful waterfalls of Jabalpur. If you have come to Delhi to see Champagali, then definitely see Delhi in Places. 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Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple Delhi

Delhi, which is called the heart of India, is a wonderful and unique city in itself and what makes it unique is the ancient and modern religious places here. Only one of these religious places is going to tell them about 108 feet high Hanuman Ji idol and temple. This Hanuman ji idol of Jhandewalan is the second biggest idol in the world and the whole temple is also built inside this idol. Click here to know about ISKCON Temple. Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, also known as Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple, located in Karol Bagh, Delhi, is the world’s second-largest Hanuman ji idol temple. Apart from being the idol of Hanuman Ji, it is also a temple that has been built inside the idol of Hanuman Ji. The construction of the temple was done by the late Mahant Naga Baba Sevagir Ji Maharaj. Click here to know about Jantar Mantar Delhi It is also a very famous tourist destination in Delhi, its popularity can also be gauged from the fact that this temple has been featured in many TV serials and films. Apart from Lord Hanuman, the temple also has idols of Lord Ram Sita, Shiva Parvati, Radha Krishna, Vishnu Laxmi, Sai Baba, Goddess Durga, and Lord Ganesha. A cave of Mata Vaishnav Devi has also been made here, which is built in the lower part of this temple. This is a 3-story temple, on each floor of which there is a temple of different goddesses Vedas and their idols are in place, in the last floor of the temple there is also a Manchmukhi (Five headed) statue of lord Hanuman. Click here to know details about Uttara Swami Malai Temple History of Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple The credit goes to the late Mahant Naga Baba Sevagiri Maharaj for making the idol of this Hanuman ji and the temple built under it. Today, where there is a huge statue of Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ji, earlier there used to be a small temple here and Baba Sevagir Ji Maharaj used to do penance here. One day, Hanuman Ji came to Baba’s dream and told him to make a statue for him, and he came to his dreams again and again then baba took the decision to make a huge statue of Hanuman. Click for information about India Gate. After this, Baba along with his disciples started the construction work of this temple. Its construction started in 1994 and it took 13 years to build the entire idol and its shrine and was completed in 2007. Click to know about Yogmaya Temple Delhi. This temple is located in the Karol Bagh area and the metro line is also near it. Passengers traveling by metro visit this idol daily. Click here to know about Dakshin Delhi Kalibari temple This is the second-largest Hanuman idol in the world The idol of Hanuman ji of Jhandewalan is the second largest idol in the world, its height is 108 feet. Andhra Pradesh’s Veer Abhay Anjani Hanuman Swamy idol is the world’s largest Hanuman ji idol, after that Jhandewalan idol is the second largest Hanuman ji idol. If you want to read about Qutub Minar then click here. This idol has also been shown in many films and TV serials. The fame of this Sankat Mochan Hanuman temple is so much that it has got good recognition in Delhi city. The fame of this temple can be gauged from the fact that now this temple is shown in TV shows, serials, and movies and this place is chosen for shooting. Click on the link to know about Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. Delhi Traffic and Municipal Corporation wanted to demolish this statue several times. Attempts have been made to break and damage this temple many times. Several times the Municipal Corporation of Delhi tried to demolish and remove this temple on the allegation of Kanhi road construction and Kanhi encroachment, but all their efforts failed. Click here to know about Delhi Sarojini Market. Nearest Metro station to Jhandewalan Hanuman temple Jhandewalan Metro Station is the nearest metro station to reach Jhandewalan Hanuman Mandir. Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. How to reach Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple By Air: If you want to come to Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple by air, then Indira Gandhi International Airport here is the best and it is connected to all the cities of India. Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple is 12.3 km away from the airport. You can easily reach here by taking a taxi from the airport. Click here to know about the Nishat Garden of Srinagar. By Train: There are 2 famous railway stations to reach Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple by train, the first is the New Delhi railway station and the second is the Nizamuddin railway station both of these stations are from every city in India. The distance between New Delhi station and Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple is 2.3 km, whereas from Nizamuddin it is only 11.3 km. Click to know about the Janmabhoomi Temple of Shri Krishna. By Bus: If you want to come to Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple by Bus or Road, then you can come. Delhi City is well connected by road all over India. Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Best time to reach Jhandewalan Hanuman temple Jhandewalan Hanuman temple is known as a major tourist and holy destination located in Delhi. Talking about the best time to visit here, you can plan to visit here between October to March. Because the temperature rises very much during the summer days in Delhi, which can cause you a lot of trouble. Click here to know about Hauz Khas Fort, Delhi. If you want to avoid the cold, then you should not travel here even in December and January. Because at this time there is a significant drop in temperature here. By the way, let us tell you that you can visit Jhandewalan Hanuman temple anytime throughout the year, choose the right time for yourself. Click here to know about Tughlaqabad Fort Delhi. Address and Google map of Jhandewalan Temple Delhi Address: 324, Saraswati Marg, Block 44Q, Beadonpura, Karol Bagh, New Delhi, Delhi 110005 Click here to know about the Kheer Bhawani Temple, Jammu. Images of Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple Delhi Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Other tourist places in Delhi Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Click to know about the beautiful waterfalls of Jabalpur. If you have come to Delhi to see Jhandewalan Hanuman Temple, then definitely see Delhi in Places. 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Jantar Mantar Delhi

Delhi’s Jantar Mantar is one of the major tourist places in India and Delhi City. This tourist place is very special and unique because it is a scientific observatory that was built to know the time and to find out the movement and position and speed of the planets. This is one of the famous places of Delhi where thousands of people come every day to see it. Its construction was done by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh second of Jaipur and its construction took place in 1724. The main objective of the construction of Jantar Mantar was to get accurate information about the planets and to get an accurate estimation of the time. Apart from Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, Maharaj Sawai Jai Singh also got it done in Jaipur, Mathura, Ujjain, and Varanasi. But with the current situation, Jaipur’s scientific observatory has been singled out, all the other scientific observatories have suffered a lot and Mathura’s scientific observatory has been destroyed since 1850. Click here to know about Dakshin Delhi Kalibari temple History of Jantar Mantar Delhi The history of Delhi’s Jantar Mantar is very interesting. Jantar Mantar of Delhi was built by King Jai Singh in 1724. It took a long time of 10 years to build it and it was completed in 1734. The main purpose of building this observatory was to obtain accurate knowledge of the movements of the planets and their position and composition. Click here to know details about Uttara Swami Malai Temple Another reason for its construction was that during the reign of Mohammad Shah, there was a dispute between Hindu and Muslim astronomers regarding the position of the planets and their information. To end this dispute, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh got Jantar Mantar constructed in Delhi. Know about Agrasen’s Baoli. Click here. What was the main objective of building Jantar Mantar Delhi? Jantar Mantar is an astronomical and scientific observatory in which many instruments have been built. Through this, it is done to know the position of planets and stars and to study them deeply. There are many astronomical instruments in this observatory, through which even today the study of the Sun, stars, and planets is done. Click for information about India Gate. Samrat Yantra, Egyptian Yantra, Ram Yantra, and Jai Prakash Yantra are available in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Opening and closing times of Jantar Mantar Delhi 6 am – 6 pm ( All Days of the week). If you want to read about Qutub Minar then click here. Entry Fee of Jantar Mantar Delhi Jantar Mantar entry fee is Rs. 20 rupees per person for Indian tourists while the ticket price for foreign tourists is 200 per person. Click here for interesting information about Red Fort. How to reach Jantar Mantar Delhi? By Air: If you want to come to Jantar Mantar by air, then Indira Gandhi International Airport here is the best and it is connected to all the cities of India. Jantar Mantar is 12.6 km away from the airport. You can easily reach here by taking a taxi from the airport. Click here to know about the Nishat Garden of Srinagar. By Train: There are 2 famous railway stations to reach Jantar Mantar by train, the first is the New Delhi railway station and the second is the Nizamuddin railway station both of these stations are from every city in India. The distance between New Delhi station and Jantar Mantar is 2.2 km, whereas from Nizamuddin it is only 7.9 km. Click to know about the Janmabhoomi Temple of Shri Krishna. By Bus: If you want to come to Jantar Mantar by Bus or Road, then you can come. Delhi City is well connected by road all over India. Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Nearest Metro station of Jantar Mantar Janpath metro and Rajiv Chow metro station is the nearest metro station to Jantar Mantar. Jantar Mantar is only 1 km away from here. Click here to know about ISKCON Temple. Best time to visit Jantar Mantar Delhi. Jantar Mantar which is known as a major tourist destination located in Delhi. Talking about the best time to visit here, you can plan to visit here between October to March. Because the temperature rises very much during the summer days in Delhi, which can cause you a lot of trouble. Click here to know about Hauz Khas Fort, Delhi. If you want to avoid the cold, then you should not travel here even in December and January. Because at this time there is a significant drop in temperature here. By the way, let us tell you that you can visit Jantar Mantar anytime throughout the year, choose the right time for yourself. Click here to know about Tughlaqabad Fort Delhi. 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Qila Rai Pithora Delhi

Delhi is such a city in India that it was the center of power and governance since ancient times. Delhi was ruled by many kings and foreign rulers. Some rulers came here with the intention of robbery and went away after looting valuables from there. And some ruler came here and after seeing the beauty of this place and the smart city, he started ruling here and changed the rule of the kingdom according to his own opinion. Click here to know about Hauz Khas Fort, Delhi. Some of these rulers had also built their own cities. From ancient times till now 7 major cities have been built and among them, the first and main city which is known as Qila Rai Pithora is going to tell you about it. Qila Rai Pithora was the first city of Delhi and this city was very prosperous and secure. This city was established by Anagpal, the ruler of the Tomar dynasty. At that time this city was known as Lal Kot. Click here to know about Agrasen Ki Baoli. Rule of the Chauhan dynasty After a few years, the Tomar dynasty was defeated by the Chauhan dynasty, and Lal Kot was taken into its possession. Later this fort was expanded by the great emperor Prithviraj Chauhan of the Chauhan dynasty. Prithviraj Chauhan built the fort, fort, and monument here. Prithviraj Chauhan was also known as Raipithora. That is why this fort is known as Qila Rai Pithora. Qila Rai Pithora was a flourishing city but over time many parts of this fort were changed due to invasions by invaders and after Prithviraj Chauhan’s defeat by Muhammad Ghori in 1192 when Delhi was ruled by the Muslim Sasans. Click for information about Uttara Swami Malai Temple. Today this fort some parts of this city have become dilapidated and destroyed, and some parts have remained and are being conserved. Parts of the wall and fort of this city are still found in Maroli, Saket, and Vansh Kunj areas. Click here to know about Tughlaqabad Fort Delhi. Why is it called Qila Rai Pithora? The expansion and construction of Qila Rai Pithora were under Prithviraj Chauhan. Prithviraj Chauhan is also known as Raipithora. Due to the development and construction by Prithviraj Chauhan, it got recognition as Qila Raipithora and it is called Qila Raipithora. Click to know about Yogmaya Temple Delhi. History of Qila Rai Pithora Ancient Delhi was ruled by the Tomar dynasty around the 12th century. During the Tomar dynasty, Delhi was also known as Lalkot. Later Tomar dynasty was defeated by the Chauhan dynasty and the rule of the Chauhan dynasty was established in Delhi. Chouhan Rajvansh expanded the city a lot during his reign. King Prithviraj Chouhan is the most powerful and brave king of the dynasty. Prithviraj Chauhan had expanded this fort a lot. He had built many bastions, forts, and huge walls. Prithviraj Chauhan was known as Rai Pithora, hence the name of this fort was also named Qila Rai Pithora. Click here for complete information about National Zoological Park Delhi. Later in 1192, Prithviraj Chauhan was defeated by Mohammad Ghori in the Battle of Tarayan and Delhi was occupied by the Muslim Empire. Mohammad Ghori had given his kingdom of India to Qutbuddin Aibak who was his servant. In this way, the rule of the slave dynasty started in Delhi and Qutubuddin Aibak was the first king of the slave dynasty. Click for Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga Temple details. Interesting facts about Qila Rai Pithora Qila Rai Pithora is also known as Lal Kot. Qila Rai Pithora is the prosperous first city of Delhi. This fort was built and expanded by the Chauhan king Prithviraj. This fort was won by the Chauhan dynasty from the Tomato dynasty. In ancient times this city was also known as Yoginipur. Click here to know about the Nishat Garden of Srinagar. Address and a google map of Qila Rai Pithora Address: 1, Press Enclave Marg, Kutub Golf Course, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110017 Click here to know about the Roopnath Temple of Madhya Pradesh. Images of Qila Rai Pithora Click here to know about the Kheer Bhawani Temple, Jammu. Other Tourist Places near Qila Rai Pithora Delhi Malai Temple Delhi Qutub Minar Garden Of Five Senses Bhool Bhulaiya Mehrauli Archaeological Park Jahaz Mahal Alai Minar Darya Khan Tomb Rajon Ki Baoli Zafar Mahal Sanjay Van Lake Jamali Kamali Tomb Iltutmishs Tomb Tomb of Balban Muhammad Quli Khan Tomb Tomb of Azim Khan Tomb of Adham Khan AllaudinS Tomb and Madrasa Tomb of Imam Zamin Bade Mandir Lal Mahal Hauz I Shamsi Chattarpur Mandir Click for information about Kankali Devi Temple Tigwa. [...]

Tughluqabad Fort Delhi

Tughluqabad fort Delhi was an ancient fort of the city of Delhi and the third largest inhabited city of Delhi. Tughlaqabad is the third city among the historical cities of Delhi City, which was built by Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq, the founder of the Tughlaq dynasty. This fort is spread over a vast area, it can also be estimated from the fact that it is built in an area of 6 km. There are huge high walls in this fort, and many bastions and small palaces were also built, but today this fort is in a dilapidated condition, all parts of which are broken and in very bad condition. Despite being in such a bad condition, it shows the beauty and art of the Tughlaq dynasty and Islamic culture and sally in a very brilliant color. Click for information about India Gate. Tughluqabad Qila in Delhi is a mausoleum like this one, which is in a safe condition and is also very beautiful to look at. There are 3 Samadhi inside this mausoleum. Gayasuddin Tughlaq and his son and wife are buried in these tombs. Tughluqabad Delhi is also a historical fort and a famous tourist place, if you love history and like to see old forts and buildings, you must go here. Click here to know about ISKCON Temple. History of Tughluqabad Fort Tughlakabad Fort Delhi The fort of Tughlaqabad was built by Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq in 1321 AD. He got this fort done to avoid the Mongol invaders. The construction work of this fort went on for about 4 years and its construction was completed in 1325 AD. The construction work of this fort was done in a rocky area. This whole area is surrounded by forests and stones. Click here to know about Delhi Handcrafted Bazaar Dilli Haat. It is also said that Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq, whose real name is Ghazi Malik, was formerly a feudatory of the Khilji rulers. Gasuddin always had the desire to build a city of his own in Delhi and build a huge fort. A time also came when he started his own rule by defeating the Khilji rulers from Delhi and laid the foundation of the Tughlaq dynasty. After taking over Delhi, Ghiyasuddin started the work of this fort in 1321 and its construction was completed in 1325. This was the fort of his dreams. If you want to read about Qutub Minar then click here. But this fort did not remain unoccupied for long, as it is said that this fort was cursed by a Muslim Sufi saint. It is said that this fort was abandoned after 15 years of its construction and it remained deserted and empty. Click here for interesting information about Red Fort. Along with this fort, Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq also constructed Tukhlaq Road, which is today known as Mehroli Badarpur Road. Click here to know about Hauz Khas Fort, Delhi. The architecture of Tughlaqabad Fort Tughlakabad Fort New Delhi However, today the qila of Tughlaqabad is very dilapidated condition and struggling to stay standing., If you look at its modern form, This is a huge fort that is spread over an area of 6 km. This huge fort and its construction reflect the Islamic art style and its unique advanced art and architecture. Even today some parts of this fort are left after being dilapidated, which are standing on this land. Click here to know about Agrasen Ki Baoli. The walls spread around this fort and their sloping parts covered with dust show the awesomeness of this fort. The height of these massive walls ranges from 10 to 15 meters, which is as high as a 2-story building. During its construction, there were 52 gates in this fort for a few years, but now only 13 gates are left here. Click for information about Uttara Swami Malai Temple. Every kind of comfort and sanity was present in this city. Here there was a market, water tanks, and a separate place for the people of the Tughlaq dynasty to stay. There were also many underground rooms here, whose remains are still present today. Big bastions were also built here, from which monitoring was done and the enemy could be attacked with cannons. Click here to know about the Metro Museum, Delhi. The construction of Tughlaqabad and its architecture can be understood in this way. Tughlakabad Ka qila Here the highest point of the citadel built with the tower is called Bijai Mandal. All the urban areas here were built with a rectangular grid. The lower part of the tower here, which was called Asana Mahal, was built for the royal and dynasty people of the palace. The dilapidated parts of this palace are still present today. Click to know about Yogmaya Temple Delhi. This fort and city could never be settled because of the curse. Tughlakabad Ka Old Fort It is believed that the Tughlaqabad fort of Delhi has not been used to date because it was cursed by a famous Sufi Fakir Saint Nizamuddin Olia. According to the people, Gayasuddin Tughlak wanted to build his new fort of Tughlaqabad and was so excited that he ordered that all the workers of Delhi would only work in the construction of the fort. Click here for complete information about National Zoological Park Delhi. At the same time, Muslim Sufi saint Nizamuddin Olia was getting his well constructed but all the laborers were engaged in the construction of the fort due to which the work of his well was stopped. Due to the stoppage of the work of the well, the saint became very angry and in anger, he cursed that this fort would never be inhabited. He said ‘Hanoj Delhi door Ast’ or ‘Delhi is far away. He said that this city of Delhi will never be able to settle down and only the natives of this place will remain here and Gujjars will rule here. Click on the link to know about Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. Today the fort of Tughlaqabad is in a dilapidated condition. Gayasuddin Dynasty New Delhi This heritage of the Tughlaq dynasty, which shows the pride and affection of the advanced city of that time, is passing through a very bad condition today. Now this fort and many of its parts are almost destroyed and in the coming few years it will probably be destroyed completely. They need proper maintenance and care. Some parts of it have been preserved but some parts where wild shrubs and trees have taken over. Tughlakabad village is also situated inside this fort. A part of the south is still alive today where a mausoleum and a garden have been built, in this mausoleum Gayasuddin and his son and wife are buried. Click here to know about Delhi Handcrafted Bazaar Dilli Haat. Interesting facts about Tughluqabad Fort. Delhi Tughlakabad Fort This fort is believed to be haunted. Many people have felt the presence of negative energy and powers here. Famous Sufi saint Nijjamudin Olia had cursed this fort that this fort and its city would never be settled. Huge and grand stairs were built at this fort entrance so that one could enter this fort with elephants. At the time of construction, 52 entrances were made in this fort, but now only 13 entrances are left in it. Earlier many water tanks were present here but now there are only 7 water tanks. The construction of this fort was completed in 4 years but it was abandoned only after 10 years of its construction. Click here to know about Delhi Sarojini Market. Things to keep in mind while visiting Tughluqabad. There is no good food shop near Tughlaqabad fort, so if you are going here, bring your food and drink from home. Monkeys are found here in large numbers, so keep your belongings carefully. Monkeys can run away with your belongings. This fort and its area are very big, that’s why there are always rogues and thieves roaming here, so you should come here with complete preparation and safety. Keep your purse and mobile, camera carefully. If you come here in the summer season, then definitely bring a water bottle and cap with you. This fort is built in a rocky and thorny area, so come here wearing sturdy shoes. Know about the Shaktipeeth temple in the Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh. Timing of Tughluqabad Fort Delhi Tughlakabad Fort remains open for the general public from 7 am to 5 pm. Click for Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga Temple details. Entry Fee of Tughluqabad Fort Delhi For Indian tourists: Rs 20 per personRs 200 for foreign touristsWhile there is no entry fee for children below 15 years. Click to know about the beautiful Park (Garden) of Katni Madhya Praadesh. Best time to visit Tughluqabad fort Delhi. By the way, you can visit Tughlaqabad Fort on any day of the year. But if we talk about the best, then November to February is the best time. The weather here is cool and pleasant during this time. The rest of the time, there is a lot of summer and rainy season here. Click here to know about the beautiful temples of Khajuraho. How to reach Tughluqabad Fort? By Air: If you want to come to Tughluqabad fort by air, then Indira Gandhi International Airport here is the best and it is connected to all the cities of India. Tughluqabad fort is 18.5 km away from the airport. You can easily reach here by taking a taxi from the airport. Click here to know about the Nishat Garden of Srinagar. By Train: There are 2 famous railway stations to reach Tughluqabad fort by train, the first is the new Delhi railway station and the second is the Nizamuddin railway station both of these stations are from every city in India. The distance between New Delhi station and Tughluqabad fort is 19.2 km, whereas from Nizamuddin it is only 13.3 km. Click to know about the Janmabhoomi Temple of Shri Krishna. By Bus: If you want to come to Tughluqabad fort by Bus or Road, then you can come. Delhi City is well connected by road all over India. Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Address and a google map of Tughlakabad Fort Address: Tughlaqabad Fort, Tughlakabad, New Delhi, Delhi 110044. Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Images of Tughluqabad Fort Delhi. Click here to know about the Roopnath Temple of Madhya Pradesh. Other tourist places in Delhi If you have come to Delhi to see Tughluqabad Fort, then definitely see Delhi in Places. 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Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple

Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple is an ancient temple dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Lord Kali. This temple of Goddess Kali is situated at the foot of the hill of Malai Mandir in Ram Krishna Puram, Delhi. This temple is a temple built in Bengali style, the architecture, and design of the temple all reflect the Bengali civilization. Click here to know the history of Madan Mahal Fort. History of Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple The idea of establishing Kalibari came in 1967 at an informal meeting of some members of the Falguni Sangha Club of Sector 7, Ramakrishna Puram. The club organized Durga Puja in an open ground in the same year. The puja went well, but there was little extra money to start the construction of Kalibari. The members were intrepid and the search for a site was on. One winter morning, a pioneer swami came upon land at the foot of Malai hill and realized that the undulating land, slightly above ground level, but not too high, could be an ideal place for Kali to reside. The Welfare Association of Sector 7, Ramakrishna Puram wholeheartedly supported the idea. Know about the Shaktipeeth temple in the Maihar district of Madhya Pradesh. A temporary temple was constructed amid heavy rains on Saturday, 13 July 1968, and the idol donated by Mrs. Purnima Gupta was installed on the same day and the organizers started worshiping regularly. This small image is now preserved in the permanent temple as Adi Devi. An Ad-hoc Committee for Kalibari Association was constituted in July 1968. The wall worship of the temple was done on 20 July 1983. The foundation stone was laid by Swami Ranganathananda, Vice President of the Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, on 7 November 1983 in the presence of Shri Pranab Mukherjee and several other distinguished guests. This marked the beginning of the most active phase in the history of Kalibari. On the “Snan Yatra” date of Lord Jagannath, i.e. Thursday, 11 June 1987, the south Delhi Kalibari temple was consecrated with the installation of the twin idol of Goddess Makali, Lord Shiva, and Radha Krishna. Click here to know about Jabalpur’s Waterfall Bhedaghat. The South Delhi Kalibari Trust The South Delhi Kalibari Trust was first formed in 1991 with Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, Mr. S. Bose Mullick, Mr. S. Samaddar, and Mr. Manas Dutta as members of the trust. The temple complex approved by the Urban Art Commission etc. includes the main temple including a discourse hall, pilgrimage shelter, library, dispensary, Durga Bedi, open-air theater, etc. Due to the paucity of funds only the development work of the first phase of the building for the temple along with the discourse hall and pilgrimage shelter has been completed. After depositing a sufficient amount, the work of the second phase will start. Click for information about Mata Sharda Temple of Jabalpur Madan Mahal. Festivals celebrated in South Kalibari Lord Shiva Temple in Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Mandir Many festivals and events are organized in Kalibari Mandi on time which is as follows. Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. General Events Nabo Barsho Rakhi Purnima Janmashtami Durga Puja Lakshmi Puja Kali Puja Bhai Phota Jagaddhatri Puja Saraswati Puja Maha Shivratri Dol Jatra Bengali Events Poila Baishakh (Nabo Basrho) Murti Pratistha Divas (Snan Jatra) Rath Yatra Rakhi Purnima Janmashtami Mahalaya Panchami Shashthi Saptami Maha Ashtami Maha Nabami Dashami Lakshmi Puja Kali Puja Bhai Phonta Jagaddhatri Puja Saraswati Puja Dol Jatra Basanti Puja Click on the link to know about Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. Timing of Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple 1st April – 30th September Morning: 6:00 AM – 12:20 PMEvening: 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM 1st October – 31st March Morning: 6:30 AM – 1:00 PMEvening: 4:30 PM – 9:00 PM Click here for History of Taj Mahal Aarti Timing in Kalibar temple 1st April – 30th September Mangal Aarti: 6:00 AMSandhya Aarti: 7:30 PM 1st October – 31st March Mangal Aarti: 6:30 AMSandhya Aarti: 7:00 PM Click here to know about the Amar Mahal Palace, Jammu. Nearest Metro Station for Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple Munrika Metro Station is the nearest metro station to South Delhi Kalibari. Click here to know about the Prem Mandir Temple, Vrindavan. How to reach Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple By Air: Indira Gandhi International Airport is the nearest airport to Delhi for Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple. The distance from the temple to the airport is 4.8 km. You can also take a private taxi or your own vehicle to reach the temple from the airport. If you want to read about Qutub Minar then click here. By Train: There are 2 famous railway stations to reach Dakshin Delhi Kalibari temple by train, the first is the new Delhi railway station and the second is the Nizamuddin railway station both of these stations are from every city in India. The distance between New Delhi station and Dakshin Delhi Kalibari temple is 13 km, whereas from Nizamuddin it is only 13.8 km. Click to know about the Janmabhoomi Temple of Shri Krishna. Address and Google map of Dakshin Delhi Kalibari temple Address: Palam Marg, Sector 7, Rama Krishna Puram, New Delhi, Delhi 110022 Click here to know about the Prem Mandir Temple, Vrindavan. Images of Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple Click for Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga Temple details. Other Tourist Places near Dakshin Delhi Kalibari Temple Delhi Malai Temple Delhi Qutub Minar Garden Of Five Senses Bhool Bhulaiya Mehrauli Archaeological Park Jahaz Mahal Alai Minar Darya Khan Tomb Rajon Ki Baoli Zafar Mahal Sanjay Van Lake Jamali Kamali Tomb Iltutmishs Tomb Tomb of Balban Muhammad Quli Khan Tomb Tomb of Azim Khan Tomb of Adham Khan AllaudinS Tomb and Madrasa Tomb of Imam Zamin Bade Mandir Lal Mahal Hauz I Shamsi Chattarpur Mandir Click here to know about the beautiful temples of Khajuraho. [...]

Uttara Swami Malai Temple Delhi

Uttara Swami Malai Temple, also known as Malai Temple, located in RK Puram Sector 7 on Palam Road, Delhi, is a temple of South Indian civilization. This temple is dedicated to Lord Swaminath who is worshiped by the people of South India. He is also worshiped by the names of Murugan and Murugan Swami and Swaminath. This temple mainly displays South Indian civilization and culture. This temple is built according to the Chola style. All Hindu devotees come here but most people from Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada communities come for worship. Click here to know about Agrasen Ki Baoli. Why is this temple called Malai Temple? Malai Temple Delhi, India As we told you that Uttara Swamy Temple is also called Malai Temple and in the Tamil language the word Malai means hill. But those who don’t have the knowledge of Tamil language, think that in this temple, the Lord will be offered the food of Malai (Cream), or the Prasad of Malai (Cream) will be distributed so that the Malai temple is used. Due to being built on a hill, this temple is called Malai Temple. It is the tradition of Murugan temples to build a temple on a hill. All the temples of Lord Murugan are built on the mountain. Click here to know about ISKCON Temple. History of Uttara Swami Malai Temple. Uttara Swami Malai Temple, Delhi The beginning of construction of the Uttara Swami Malai temple was done on 8 September 1965 by Shri Meenjor Bhaktavastaslam in a meeting organized under the leadership of Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Sastri. Shri Meenjor Bhaktavastaslam the chief minister of Tamil Nadu. The main gate of the temple was established and consecrated on 7 June 1973. After this Shilp Kala Mandapam was established here on 18 September 1983. Apart from Lord Uttara Swami, the temples of Lord Karpaga Vinayak, Sri Sundeshwara, and Goddess Meenakshi were also constructed here. The temple of Navagraha deities and Adi Shankara Charya Hall have also been established here. Click here to know about the Kheer Bhawani Temple, Jammu. Interesting facts about Uttara Swami Malai Temple. Uttar Swami Malai Temple is built on a hill, hence it is also called Malai Temple. Malai means hill in the Tamil language. This temple is dedicated to Lord Swaminath who is also known as Murugan. This entire temple is made of granite stones, even the idol of the God here is to be made of black granite stones. The architecture of the temple is that of South Indian Chola Saili. The foundation stone of this temple was laid by Sri Meenjor Bhaktavastasalam. Click here for complete information about India Gate. How to reach Uttara Swami Malai temple By Air: Indira Gandhi International Airport is the nearest airport to Delhi for Uttara Swami Malai Temple. The distance from the temple to the airport is 4.8 km. You can also take a private taxi or your own vehicle to reach the temple from the airport. Click here to know about the Nishat Garden of Srinagar. By Train: There are 2 famous railway stations to reach Malai temple by train, the first is the new Delhi railway station and the second is the Nizamuddin railway station both of these stations are from every city in India. The distance between New Delhi station and Malai temple is 13 km, whereas from Nizamuddin it is only 13.8 km. Click to know about the Janmabhoomi Temple of Shri Krishna. By Bus: If you want to come to Uttara Swami Malai Temple by Bus or Road, then you can come. Delhi City is well connected by road all over India. Click here to know about the holy temple of Mata Vaishno Devi. Timing of Uttara Swami Malai temple. Summer (1 March – 31 October): 6.30 AM – 12.00 PM, 5.00 – 9.00 PM.Winter (1 November – 28 February): 7.00 AM – 12.00 PM, 5.00 – 9.00 PM. Click here to know about the Metro Museum, Delhi. Aartis and Pujas are performed in Malai Temple. 8:18 AM: Shree Vinayakar Abhishekam 8:30 AM: Shree Sundareswarar Abhishekam 8:45 AM: Shree Devi Meenakshi Abhishekam 9:00 AM: Shree Swaminatha Swami Abhishekam 10:00 AM: Shree Navagrahas Abhishekam 5:45 PM: Shree Vinayakar Abhishekam 6:00 PM: Shree Sundareswarar Abhishekam 6:15 PM: Shree Devi Meenakshi Abhishekam 6:30 PM: Shree Swaminatha Swami Abhishekam Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Address and Google Map of Uttara Swami Malai temple. Address: Palam Marg, Sector 7, Rama Krishna Puram, New Delhi, Delhi 110022 If you want to read about Qutub Minar then click here. Images of Uttara Swami Malai temple. Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Other tourist places in Delhi If you have come to Delhi to see India Gate, then definitely see Delhi in Places. 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Agrasen ki Baoli Delhi

Talking about the places to visit in the city of Delhi, there are many places here that are perfect for visiting. We are going to tell you about such an ancient place. The place we are going to talk about today is Agrasen ki Baoli Delhi, it is located on Haley Road at Delhi’s Famous Connaught Place. It is also known as Ugrasen’s Baoli. Made of red sandstone this Baoli is said to be from the 14th century but many people also believe that it was built during the Mahabharata period. This is also a protected archaeological site. Despite being very old, this Baoli is still in good condition. Click here to know about the Amar Mahal Palace, Jammu. It is believed that it was built by Maharaj Ugrasen, who was an ancestor of the Agrawal community. People come to Agrasen ki Baoli in their free time to visit, read books, and see the beauty of this magnificent Baoli. Agrasen Ki Baoli Delhi is as attractive and beautiful as it is surrounded by controversies, besides being beautiful, it is also called a haunted place. Click for information about India Gate. History of Agrasen’s Baoli, Delhi Agrasen ki Baoli Delhi The beginning of the construction of this Baoli is believed to be in the era of the 14th century, but if people believe, it was built in the Mahabharata period, which was built by Agrasen, the ancestor of the Agarwal community. Due to the lack of clear evidence and written historical information, its construction is unclear. Complete information about Kankali Devi Tigma Temple of Madhya Pradesh. It is believed that during the Mahabharata period, it was built by the Maharaja and ancestor of the Agrawal community, Agrasen. After that, in the 14th century, the people of the Agrawal community reconstructed and improved it. Seeing its architecture and design architecture, it is also linked to Lodhi and Tughlaq dynasties. The rulers of the Tughlaq and Lodi dynasties got it rebuilt during their rule. Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. The architecture of Agrasen ki Baoli Agrasen ki Baoli Delhi The Baoli is made of red sandstones, the length of the Baoli is 60 meters and the height is 15 meters. Where all other Baolis of Delhi have been made circular, whereas Agrasen’s Baoli has been made Rectangular Shape. In its architecture, the ‘whale fish-like roof, four pillars combined pillar with ‘Chaitya Aakriti’s carving, and medal ornamentation used in the arc wing give it uniqueness. There are 105 steps to reach the top water level of this Baoli. As you enter under the Baoli, the heat subsides and you feel cool. Door-like shapes have been made on the left and right sides of this Baoli. On the west side is a mosque with three entrances. It is on a solid high platform with underground corridors on the sides. The architectural style also of the stepwell matches that of the later Tughlaq and Lodi periods (13th-16th AD). Click here to know about the Roopnath Temple of Madhya Pradesh. Why was this Baoli built? This Baoli was made for the women of that time to take baths and get relief from the heat. Here women used to bathe and spend moments of peace sitting together in the summer season and this Baoli was also used in the festival. Click here to know about ISKCON Temple. It is also a haunted place Agrasen ki Baoli masjid Apart from being a Tourist place, Agrasen’s Baoli is counted among the Haunted places of Delhi and the country. As much as it is peaceful and relaxing to see the place from above, it is equally dangerous and intimidating when it goes down. As you go below this Baoli, it’s scary black water, and the negative energy below pulls you towards it. It is believed that many people have seen bad souls here and many times people have claimed to see the shadow of a ghost and the soul here. Click here to know about the Kheer Bhawani Temple, Jammu. It is not known how true all these things are and how many lies. Its truth can be known only by research. Even after being a haunted place, people come here and have fun at this place. This Baoli is also famous for shooting films. The beauty and beautiful environment of this Baoli are so famous that even Bollywood is not untouched by it. Bollywood movies like PK, Jhoom Barabar Jhoom, etc have been shot here. Click here to know about Delhi Handcrafted Bazaar Dilli Haat. Interesting information about Agrasen ki Baoli. This Baoli was built during the period of Mahabharata and it was built by Agrasen, the ancestor of the Agrawal community. This Baoli was made in a Rectangular shape. Its construction was made to get coolness in the summer season and for bathing women. Red sandstone was used in its construction. Many films have also been shot here like PK, Jhoom Barabar Jhoom. Agrasen’s Baoli is in Connaught Place on Delhi Haley Road. This is one of the most haunted places in Delhi. There are 105 steps in this Baoli. Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Timing of Agrasen ki Baoli 9 am–5:30 pm (All days) Click to know about the beautiful waterfalls of Jabalpur. Entry Fee There is no ticket fee to visit Agrasen Ki Baoli. It’s totally Free for people. Click to know about the Janmabhoomi Temple of Shri Krishna. How to reach Agrasen ki Baoli? By Air: If you want to come to Agrasen ki Baoli by air, then Indira Gandhi International Airport here is the best and it is connected to all the cities of India. Agrasen ki Baoli is 14 km away from the airport. You can easily reach here by taking a taxi from the airport. Click here to know about the Nishat Garden of Srinagar. By Train: There are 2 famous railway stations to reach Agrasen ki Baoli by train, the first is the new Delhi railway station and the second is the Nizamuddin railway station both of these stations are from every city in India. The distance between New Delhi station and Agrasen ki Baoli is 2.8 km, whereas from Nizamuddin it is only 7.1 km. Click to know about the Janmabhoomi Temple of Shri Krishna. By Bus: If you want to come to Agrasen ki Baoli by Bus or Road, then you can come. Delhi City is well connected by road all over India. Click here to know about the holy temple of Mata Vaishno Devi. Nearest metro station of Agrasen ki Baoli Delhi Barakhamba Metro Station is the nearest metro station for Agrasen ki Baoli. It’s 1KM away from Agrasen ki Baoli. If you want to read about Qutub Minar then click here. Address and a google map of Agrasen ki Baoli Delhi Address: J6GG+C2F, Hailey Road, KG Marg, near Diwanchand Imaging Centre, New Delhi, Delhi 110001 Click here for interesting information about Red Fort. Images of Agrasen ki Baoli Click here to know about the Prem Mandir Temple, Vrindavan. Other tourist places in Delhi If you have come to Delhi to see India Gate, then definitely see Delhi in Places. 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India Gate Delhi

India Gate is a monument or mausoleum built in memory of Indian and British soldiers, which is located in the state of Delhi, India. This monument was built as a Commemoration to the memory of the soldiers who lost their lives in the First World War and the Afghan Wars. The height of this monument is 42 meters and the width is 9.1 meters. It was inaugurated by Lord Irwin, the Viceroy of India. this monument was designed by the architect Edwin Lutyens. It is one of the biggest graves of soldiers martyred in the First World War, along with it is also a famous tourist place. Click here to know about the Kheer Bhawani Temple, Jammu. History of India Gate Delhi India Gate Delhi India Gate is a war memorial dedicated to Indian soldiers and was built during British rule. This monument was built by the British rulers for the 70,000 soldiers who lost their lives fighting in the First World War and the Afghan war. The credit for its construction goes to the Duke of Connaught, he laid the foundation stone of India Gate on 10 February 1921 and it was inaugurated on 12 February 1931. The Duke of Connaught was the 3rd son of Queen Victoria. The names of more than 13,516 Indian and British soldiers are written in this memorial. Red and yellow stones have been used to make this monument, which was brought from Bharatpur. Click here to know about Delhi Handcrafted Bazaar Dilli Haat. India Gate is similar to the Arch de Triomphe of France which is located in Paris. It is also a war memorial. At the top of the structure, the word INDIA is written and it is also adorned with an inscription of the Sun. The dates in Roman numerals are MCMXIV (1914 left) and MCMXIX (1919 right). Click here to know about the Metro Museum, Delhi. Amar Jawan Jyoti Beneath it, a war memorial was built after the independence of India, it was named Amar Jawan Jyoti. It was built in memory of the Indian soldiers who died in the 1971 India-Pakistan war. India Gate is the most visited tourist place in India and Delhi. Thousands of people from India and abroad come to Delhi daily to see it. Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Interesting facts about India Gate Delhi Red and yellow stones have been used in India Gate, which was imported from Bharatpur. India Gate was designed by the architect Edwin Lutyens. It is 42 meters tall. India Gate looks somewhat like the Arch de Triomphe which is located in France. It was inaugurated by Viceroy Lord Irwin on 12 February 1931. The names of soldiers who lost their lives in the First World War and the Afghan War are inscribed on the walls of the memorial. The foundation stone of this monument was first laid by the Duke of Connaught on 10 February 1931. Another memorial named Amar Jawan Jyoti was added to this memorial in 1971 for the Indian soldiers who died in the Indo-Pakistani War. Here the flags of all three armies of India, the Army, Navy, and Air Force are hoisted. Click to know about the beautiful waterfalls of Jabalpur. Entry Fee Free (no-entry fee here). How to reach India Gate? By Air: If you want to come to India Gate by air, then Indira Gandhi International Airport here is the best and it is connected to all the cities of India. India Gate is 12.6 km away from the airport. You can easily reach here by taking a taxi from the airport. Click here to know about the Nishat Garden of Srinagar. By Train: There are 2 famous railway stations to reach India Gate by train, the first is the new Delhi railway station and the second is the Nizamuddin railway station both of these stations are from every city in India. The distance between New Delhi station and India Gate is 5.2 km, whereas from Nizamuddin it is only 6 km. Click to know about the Janmabhoomi Temple of Shri Krishna. By Bus: If you want to come to India Gate by Bus or Road, then you can come. Delhi City is well connected by road all over India. Click here to know about Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling of Ujjain. Nearest metro station. The nearest metro station to India Gate is Central Secretariat which falls on the Yellow Line. Exit the station and take a bus or auto to reach India Gate. If you want to read about Qutub Minar then click here. Address & Google Map Address: Kartavya Path, India Gate, New Delhi, Delhi 110001 Click here to know about Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga located in Khandwa, Indore. Images of India Gate Delhi. Click here for interesting information about Red Fort. Other tourist places in Delhi If you have come to Delhi to see India Gate, then definitely see Delhi in Places. Red Fort Lotus Temple Akshardham Temple Kalka ji temple, Delhi Humayun Tomb Rashtrapati Bhavan Garden of Five Senses Qutub Minar Jama Masjid National Museum Connaught Place shopping Gurudwara Bangla Sahib Ji Lodhi Garden Jantar Mantar Dilli haat INA Shri Laxmi Narayan Temple (Birla Mandir) National Gallery of Modern Art Safdarjung Tomb National Zoological Park Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum ISKCON Temple Delhi-Glory Of India & Vedic Cultural Centre, New Delhi Deer Park Shree Adya Katyayani Shaktipeeth Mandir Waste to Wonder Theme Park Shree Hanuman Temple Adham Khan’s Tomb Amar Jawan Jyoti Sultanpur National Park Click here to know about the Prem Mandir Temple, Vrindavan. [...]

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