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In Varanasi -Varanasi, considered home to Shiva, is also known as Kaasi
because it is believed that Supreme brilliance shines there. -
Kashi-Vishwanath
Temple- is dedicated to the Hindu deity Vishveswara Shiva and is one of the
12 Jyotirlingas. Is also known as the Golden Temple and is a popular religious
tourist destination. -
Durga Temple- also known as Monkey temple it was built in the 18th century
and is infested with several monkeys. -
Annapura Bhavani-has a gold idol of Goddess Annapoorna, shown to be carrying
a cooking pot that signifies the fact that the deity is the goddess of sustenance
and prosperity. -
Lata Bhairava-houses an image of Bhairava carved on a pillar that is encased
in copper and is covered with vermilion. Bhairava basically refers to the Hindu
deity Lord Shiva. -
Sankata Devi Temple- is a popular Hindu temple, the presiding deity is
known as Sankata Devi the goddess who averts disasters. -
Sarnath-is the place where Buddha delivered his first sermon. For
accommodation options in Varanasi (with Tariff and Reservation Info)
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Mathura - -
Dwarkadheesh
Temple- built in 1814, is Matura's most visited shrine for its temple carvings
and fine paintings and is beautifully decorated during the festival of Janamashtmi.
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Kesava Deo Temple- a prison like room houses the stone salb on which lord
Krishna is said to have been born 3500 years ago. -
Gita Temple- has the text of the Bhagawat Gita inscribed in its entirety,
along the walls of the temple. In
Vrindavan (15kms from Mathura) - is primarily a place of temples, with nearly
4,000 in number and is associated with the life of Lord Krishna.
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Krishna Balram Mandir (ISKCON VRINDAVAN). -
Banke Bihari Temple- is associated with Swami Haridas, a devotee of Krishna. -
Govind Dev Temple- was built in 1590 by Raja Man Singh of Amber in honour
of the Divine Cowherd (Lord Krishna). For
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