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yaathithThe little industrial town with its bustling streets is where the ambur anjaneyar temple is located. This 11-foot Hanuman statue, which was carved out of a strong black stone, is shown here, crushing Sani Bhagwan beneath his foot. There is another Hanuman idol close by so that people can worship him because this is a … Read more
Vasantharaja of Vriddachalam constructed the historic arulmigu lakshmi narashima swamy temple, Parikkal, Vasantharaja, a monarch who had Vriddachalam as his capital, ruled over this region. The monarch desired to erect a shrine dedicated to Lord Narasimha. Persistently plagued by a demon named Parakalasura (rumored to be related to Hiranyakashipu), Vasantharaja performed intense penance here at … Read more
Raksha Bandhan, or “Rakhi,” is a comforting and culturally significant Hindu event celebrated in India and by the Indian diaspora worldwide. This event is a lovely celebration of the kinship that exists between brothers and sisters. How should Raksha Bandhan be observed? On the occasion of this festival, sisters often apply tilak to their brothers’ … Read more
The Wayanad district of Kerala is home to the naturally occurring alcoves known as the prehistoric Edakkal Caves, which are renowned for their exquisite rock and wall carvings. The caverns are located 1200 meters above sea level and have enormous dimensions of 96 feet by 22 feet, respectively. Due to its unstable location, one must … Read more
Situated in Kayamkulam, 47 km away from Alappuzha, is the Krishnapuram Palace, a palace and museum. Built under the reign of Anizham Thirunal Marthanda Varma, a Travancore king, this magnificent palace is renowned for its architecture and mural paintings. Situated near the Krishnaswamy Temple in Krishnapuram, the palace boasts a gabled roof, narrow corridors, and … Read more
In Tamil Nadu, India, Mahabalipuram, also known as Mamallapuram, is a historic city and UNESCO World Heritage site. Between the third and seventh centuries CE, during the Pallava dynasty’s rule, it developed into a significant hub for literature, art, and architecture. Prior to this, Mahabalipuram was a prosperous seaport on the Bay of Bengal. Before … Read more