Golconda Fort

GOLCONDA FORT

Golconda Fort is a historic structure that has a solid history of 500 years and is a glorious place ruled by Hindu and Muslim Kings. Headquartered in Hyderabad also known as the greater city, the Nawabs Quiz is a major tourist attraction in the city. Little is said about the history of this fort. Those who visit this place once will be amazed to see a miracle. Golconda Fort is located distance of 11 km from Hyderabad, the state capital of Telangana.

Yeguva Sri Ahobila Narasimha swamy temple, Ahobilam

YEGUVA SRI AHOBILA NARASIMHA SWAMY TEMPLE 

This Prakalatha Varadhan Temple is located in Ahobilam in the Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh.It is the idea of the atheists that everything in the world is the work of God. From that time to be present there have been questions and studies as to whether the Lord exists or not. But there are many seals of truth in our history who have proved by their impeccable devotion that the Lord is present in all things. Here you can know the special features of the "Ahobilam Sri Parkalatha Varathan Lakshmi Narasimhar"temple which proved that "the lord is in the pilar and the rust".

Attukal Bhagwathy Amman Temple

BHAGWATHY AMMAN TEMPLE 

Among the Bhagwathy Amman temple the 'Attukal Bhagwathy Amman' temple at Tiruvandrum is unique. Parasuramar is consisdered to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He is said to have established 108 Shiva temples and 108 Bhagwathy Amman Temples in present day Kerala. Kerala came to be known as the 'Nation of God' because of the rule of God and the rule of nature. There are no separate names for the Amman Temples in kerala. All the goddesses are associated with the name of the town and are known as 'Bhagwathy Amman'.

The Pongal festival, which is held here every year, is one of the highlights of this temple. Within a radius of about 10km around the temple, women gather in Tiruvandrum for roadside gatherings, houses and streets.

Ettumanoor Sri Mahadevar Temple

SRI MAHADEVAR TEMPLE

Ettumanoor Sri Mahadevar Temple is located in Ettumanoor, Kottayam district in the state of Kerala. Karunamoorthy is Lord Shiva who has mercy on all living beings. He is the remover of any misery of  the devotees who truly worship himself. Shiva is the one who can do anything for those who have dissolved themselves in that shiva. Here you can find out about the state of Kerala's "Ettumanoor Sri Mahadevar Temple specials" where a devotee gives a shiva lingam with his own hands, fulfills his request and solves the grievances of many devotees.

Mannarsala Nagaraja Temple in Alappuzha, Kerala

MANNARSALA NAGARAJA TEMPLE

At the Mannarsala Nagaraja Temple in Alappuzha, Kerala, special remedies are made to remove the nagadhosham and get the child boon.

Mannarsala Nagaraja Temple is located at Haripadu in the Alappuzha district of Kerala. The temple serves as a special shrine to fulfill the prayers of the devotees. The main worship at Mannarsala Nagaraja Temple is 'rolling over'. This is the worship of a childless couple who come to this temple and offer heartfelt prayers to Nagaraja and Sarpa Yakshi Amman. For this purpose, a large number of devotees from many countries, irrespective of caste or creed, come to the temple every day to participate in the pooja.

Sri Yaganti Uma Maheswarar Temple in Kurnool

SRI YAGANTI UMA MAHESWARAR TEMPLE

There are millions of temples in india. Sri Yaganti Uma Maheswarar Temple is a temple located in the Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh. Many of the thousands of temples have amazing features and historical background.

The size of the Nandi Idol in this famous Shiva temple is said to be increasing every year. The Department of Archeology has also confirmed this.

Thrissur Vadakkumnathan Temple, Kerala

THRISSUR VADAKKUMNATHAN TEMPLE

Thrissur Vadakkumnath Temple is the first temple in Kerala to be built out of 108 Shiva temples built by Parasurama.Vadakkumnath Temple is a place of devation, heritage, mythology, legends and wonders of God. The Shiva lingam is enshrined in a large circular shrine facing west. There are three shrines facing west in Nalambalam. At the north end is the main deity Sri Parameswaran. In the middle is Sankaranarayan and at the south end is Sri Rama. The shrines of Goddess Parvati and Lord Ganesha facing east behind Lord Shiva.