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Great Indian Temples Posted by on May 23, 2011 in Uncategorized

There’s no other place in the world where you can find such a magnificent Hindu temple like Meenakshi Amman Temple, other than in India. The Meenakshi Amman Temple is named after the Meenakshi, the avatar of Goddess Parvati. There is a sacred pond inside the temple. This pond is considered a holy site. There is also a place called a Thousand Pillar Hall. This hall contains intricately carved pillars of the Goddess.

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The Sri Padmanabhswamy Temple is located in Kerala. This Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Usually temples devoted to Lord Vishnu have Lord Vishnu depicted in only one of the three postures; which consist of Lord Vishnu reclining, sitting or standing. What is unique about this temple is that Lord Vishnu is represented in all three postures. This Temple is considered holy because devotees believe that Lord Vishnu prevented the takeover of the temple from foreign invaders in several instances.

There’s another temple having the same name of the Akshardham Temple, but this particular Temple is located in Delhi. This Temple was build entirely of pink sandstone and Italian marble. No concrete or cement was used, which is a testament to Indian engineering! The Akshardham Temple is a relatively new temple considering that it was built in 2005 and is not thousands of years old like other Hindu temples. This Temple was built to pay tribute to the significance of Hindu culture and Indian history.

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The Brihadeeswarar Temple is located in Tamil Nadu and is known as one of the most famous temples in India. This Temple was financed by one of the greatest Tamil Emperors by the name of Rajaraja Chola. Brihadeeswarar Temple also has the record of being the world’s first perfectly preserved granite temple, which is not an easy feat, considering that it was built in the 11th century AD. Today the Temple is one of the World Heritage Sites of India and remains as the architectural pride of India.

 

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