Vasukeeshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Vasukeeshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: varanasi Address: – Phone – According to Kashi Khand, Chapter 66, Lord Kartikeya was describing the Lings found around the four sides of Jyeshteshwar Ling. Towards the South of Jyeshteshwar, there is mention of Vasukeeshwar Ling. […]
Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh, the land of cultural diversity, is home to some of the most famous and revered temples in India. The state is dotted with countless temples that are not only important from a religious standpoint but also hold significant historical and architectural importance. From the ancient and revered temples of Varanasi to the modern marvels of Mathura and Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh is a treasure trove of fascinating temples.
One of the most famous temples is the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, located in Varanasi. It is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is believed to have been built by the Maratha queen, Ahilyabai Holkar, in the 18th century. Another significant temple in Varanasi is the Durga Temple, which is dedicated to Goddess Durga and is located in the heart of the city.
Mathura and Vrindavan are other important temple towns in Uttar Pradesh. The Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple in Mathura is considered to be one of the most important temples in India and is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The ISKCON temple in Vrindavan is a modern marvel and is known for its beautiful architecture and serene atmosphere.
The state is also home to the famous Kumbh Mela, a Hindu festival held every 12 years at four different locations in India, including Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh. During the festival, millions of devotees take a dip in the holy river Ganges, considered to be a purifying act.
Overall, Uttar Pradesh is a state that is steeped in tradition and culture, and its temples are a testament to the rich history and heritage of the region. Whether you are a devout believer or a curious traveler, the temples of Uttar Pradesh are sure to leave you mesmerized.
Major Cities: Varanasi – Bhadohi – Saharanpur – Sultanpur – Shrawasti – Siddharthnagar – Sambhal
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Siddhi Ashtakeshwar Temple, Varanasi
Siddhi Ashtakeshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Siddhi Ashtakeshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals — Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – Kashi Khand, Chapter 67 mentions about various deities in several places in Kashi.Towards the north of Mandakini Teerth devotees can find Siddhi Ashtakeshwar. Besides, there is one Siddhi Ashtak […]
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Vashishteshwar Temple, Varanasi
Vashishteshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Vashishteshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – Kashi Khand, Chapter 18 mentions that various Lings have been installed in the holy city of Kashi by great Rishis (Sages). It is worth mentioning here that on account of intense […]
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Varuneshwar Temple, Varanasi
Varuneshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Varuneshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – Once there was a Sage known as Kardam who had a son named Suchishman. The boy was extremely devoted and dutiful. He was intelligent, soft spoken and possessed all good qualities. […]
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Varuna Sangameshwar Temple, Varanasi
Varuna Sangameshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Varuna Sangameshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – Lord Vishnu was describing to Sage Bindu, the various forms in which the former was present in the Holy city of Kashi to bless the devotees. In his form […]
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Vamadeveshwar Temple, Varanasi
Vamadeveshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Vamadeveshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – Kashi Khand Chapter 100 describes various places of worship and various types of religious tours which should be undertaken by devotees.According to Kashi Khand devotees should undertake Antargrihi Yatra daily whereby […]
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Up Shanteshwar Temple, Varanasi
Up Shanteshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Shanteshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – Goddess Parvaty requested Lord Shiva to described various Teerths (sacred ponds/lakes) and deities in Kashi. Lord Shiva told her all Lings are carrying the divine powers of Teerths.Lord Shiva described […]
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Trisandhyeshwar Temple, Varanasi
Trisandhyeshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Trisandhyeshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – Lord Vishnu was describing various religiously important places, teerths etc. to Sage Bindu (Kashi Khand, Chapter 61).Devotees should bathe in Trisandhi Teerth and perform Sandhya Vandan. Those people who have undergone […]
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Tripurantakeshwar Temple, Varanasi
Tripurantakeshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Tripurantakeshwar Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – According to Kashi Khand, Chapter 69, the place where Lord Shiva wore the skin of Gajasur after slaying the latter, was called Rudra Vasam. (Kindly refer to Krithi Vaseshwar).Once the Lord, […]
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Triambakeshwar Temple, Varanasi
Triambakeshwar Temple, Varanasi Date built: – Deity: Architectural style: Hindu Temple architecture Major festivals – Locale: Varanasi District:: Varanasi Address: – Phone – According to Kashi Khand, Chapter 69, the place where Lord Shiva wore the skin of Gajasur after slaying the latter, was called Rudra Vasam. (Kindly refer to Krithi Vaseshwar).Once the Lord, in […]