Deo Sun Temple – Its Significant Is That Everyone Can See The Main God From The First Way In Of The Temple
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SUN TEMPLE
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AURANGABAD
Deo surya temple is
located in the Aurangabad District of Bihar State of India.One of the few
existing ancient sun temples, Deo, was built in 8th century CE by Chandravanshi
King Bhairavendra Singh. This temple faces west which is a unique feature for
any sun temple as the usual tradition of sun temples is to face east, towards
the rising sun.
The main structure is a
beautifully carved ornamental, pyramid shaped stone built shikhara. Dhshtikon
archaeological importance of the temple spire 100 feet is Uco. It was square
Alnkht Stone Wing has been added to the iron Klamp.
Nagara style of temple
architecture, the temple western crafts and stone craft Adrabhut sample. Grbghh
a prayer in front of the pavilion is made of monolithic support Stmbho. The top
and base of the column, however, is not Ydpi Alnkht is shapely and Nanabhiram.
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three idol is installed as Brahma and Vishnu, Maheshwar.
In addition, outside the
temple within a temple entrance disintegrates Suryamurthy fit almost five Boyi
off the side of the statue of Ganesha idols before him, and so is the Uma
Maheshwar. These idols made of black stone sculpture of Palkalin Utkhsht
sample.
According to
archaeological evidence and details of major Kitto records from Deb Samvat the
1,605th ( 1,548th E 0) is. According to another account, where he conducted by
the Vikram Samvat Brahamno the 1293rd ( 1 236 e 0) is noted. Surya Kund temple
is located five hundred meters.
According to legend and
Kivdntio Puranik ancient temple and the temple of the sun caused the pit. King,
who suffered from leprosy victims with the touch of the sun during the spring
water, and he multiplied his Byadhi Fall Sun Temple built.
Uniqueness of the temple
is that whole temple is encircled by the garland of Rudraksha, which is carved
in its stone walls. One more significant thing is that all twelve temples of
Sun God are represented here through carvings at the gate, on the walls and
domes.
The top of the temple’s
dome is in the shape of a lotus, above which a golden kalash is placed. The
architecture of the temple is such that anyone can see the deity in the sanctum
from the first entrance gate, which is though rather far. The first entrance is
constructed in such a manner that devotees have to bow down before entering the
temple as a gesture of respect.
By Train
The nearest railway station
is Anugrah Narayan Road (About 20 k.m. from Deo)
By Bus
It is almost 160 k.m. from
Patna. The route covers Bikram, Arwal, Daudnagar, Obra, Aurangabad. NH-98
covers from Patna to Aurangabad and NH-2 covers (G.T. Road) from Aurangabad to
Patna.
Parshwanath Jain Temple – A Unique Feature Of This Temple Is That A Lamp Burns With Ghee For Ever
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PARSHWANATH JAIN TEMPLE
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KOLKATTA
Parshwanath Temple is one
of the major places of religious importance in Kolkata and it is popularly
called as Calcutta Jain Temple. Featuring four temples within the complex, this
place of worship is dedicated to the 23rd Jain Tirthankar- Pareshwanath.
The four temples found
here are Shitalnath Ji Temple (Main Deity- Shitalnath), Chandraprabhu Ji Temple
(Main Deity- Chandraprabhuswami), Mahavir Swami Temple (Main Deity- Sri Mahavir
Swami) and Dadawadi (Footprints of Jain Acharya Jin Dutt Kushal Suri).
In Shitalnath Ji Temple,
the diamond-studded forehead of Lord Shitalnath and the lamp, which has been
continually burning ever since the establishment of the temple in 1867, are
stupefying sights.
The temple shows off truly
impressive architecture features. The exteriors, which are characterised by
mirror-inlaid pillars and stained glass windows, are bound to amaze you.
The presence of
intricately designed fountains, a small clearwater stream, a well-maintained
reservoir with colourful fish dwelling in it and an incredible variety of
flower plants in the surroundings greatly accentuates the beauty of the temple.
Inside the premises of the
Pareshnath Jain Temple, there is a small brook covering the entire area
surrounded by flowerbeds. There is also a garden inside the temple that is
designed with glass mosaic blocks and exquisite statues.
To reach the veranda of
this temple, one has to only climb 13 marble stairs. A museum and a comfortable
greeting room welcome the visitors in this temple. The entire structure
consists of pillars that are decked with mirrors and stained glass windows.
An interesting feature of
this temple is that it houses a lamp that burns with ghee and has never been
extinguished. What may come, this lamp continues to burn.Paintings of renowned
painter Ganesh Muskare grace the walls and large chandeliers make the interiors
dazzle.
Opening Closing Time
06:00 am – 11:00 am
03:00 pm – 07:00 pm
Jiban Krishna Ghosh Rd,
Saktinagar, Tala, Kolkata, West Bengal 700037
Ramakrishna Beach – It Has Footpath To Take A Long Walk With Clean Atmoshphere
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RAMAKRISHNA BEACH
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VISHKAPATINAM
Ramakrishna Beach is one of the popular beaches located in Vishkapatinam
District of Andhra Pradesh State of India. Situated at the coast of Bay of
Bengal, the beach constitutes a large part of the seafront. Often referred to
as twin beaches, the Ramakrishna Beach and the Lawson's Bay Beach offer
beautiful views of sunset, sunrise and the natural surroundings.
A smooth road skirted the entire length of the beach and beyond. A
footpath along the entire widen between the beach and the road provided the
right opportunity to take a long walk, savouring the pristine view of the sea
and the waves and feel the wind thrashing our bodies.
The beach offers exciting opportunities to surf and when visitors have
had their fill of sun, sand and sea, they can explore the poignant Dutch cemeteries
located along the beach.
The coconut trees bordering the beach just add to the appeal and beauty
of the place. The cool ocean breeze, the blue skies, the golden sands and the
inviting waves of the sea make a heady mix that is worth experiencing.
Ramakrishna Beach offers soothing scenery to the visitors. Ramakrishna
Beach has gained tremendous popularity in the past few years and is a famous
visiting spot for the visitors. The scenic beauty of the Ramakrishna Beach is
beyond compare.
The Ramakrishna Beach occupies large part of the sea front and is one of
the exclusive regions that is often the visitor's choice. Ramakrishna Beach is
located in Vishakhapatnam. The same is it is a harbor that is located in the
Northeast corner.
Laying alongside the Bay of Bengal this beach is a continuation of the
Coromandal Coast. People irrespective of their caste and creed visit this
gorgeous landscape only to enjoy the extravagant beauty of this place. This
place is favorable for sunbathing and surfing.
Submarine Museum, the Kali Temple, VUDA Park, Matsyadarshini and War
Memorial are all lined up near the beach. Offering various kinds of water
activities to the travellers, the beach is popular for sunbathing and wind as
well as water surfing. Deep sea angling is another prominent activity, which is
carried on traditional fishing boats
The Ramakrishna Beach is also exclusive for the The fishermen choose
this spot since it is best suited for their business and activities. The
private companies are coming up with ideas in order to establish sporting
complexes at the Ramakrishna Beach.
Moreover reminiscence of the Dutch settlements comes alive with the
numerous cemeteries and ports that are located along the beach.The Dutch
settlement is also evitable from the cave paintings that have been excavated
from the region. These caves are famous for their natural stalagmite formation
and the 11th century temple dedicated to Lord Narasimhan is also located.
During the festive occasion this temple is noticeable by the visitors.
The significant festivals of the Ramakrishna Beach include the Vishakha Utsav,
Rishikonda Beach Festival.
Enjoying The Ferry Ride And Cycling tour In Separate Island Of Goa
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CYCLING TOUR
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DIVAR ISLAND
The island of Divar can be
reached by a ferry ride on both sides: the ferry on the north side of the
island is at Old Goa about 7 kms from Panaji and the ferry on the south side is
from Narwe.
The ferries leave quite
frequently throughout the day, unless there is inclement weather in the
monsoons, so there is hardly any chance of being stranded on the island.From
both ferry crossings, the road passes through picture postcard Goan
countryside, full of rice fields and wooded hills, before reaching the village of
Piedade.
Piedade, a small, typical
Goan village is spread at the bottom of a small forested hillock on which there
is the Church of Our Lady of Compassion. Like the island of Chorao, well
maintained, elegant Portuguese villas dot the countryside.
From the top of the hill,
superb panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, including Old Goa and
the meandering Mandovi river can be seen. The famous Bonderam festival is
celebrated in Divar, during the monsoon with great fanfare and attended by
thousands of tourists and locals.
The charm of these
islands, where life seems to have been unchanged for hundreds of years, can
only be seen and experienced by walking or cycling through the countryside. A
few points to be covered are Goa Marriotts, Divji Circle, Crossway, Old GIM,
Ferry Cross, Tour of Divar, Ferry Cross to Old Goa and back to hotel.
Highlights
Arrive at the exciting
city if Goa and be part of the bicycle tour of Divar and Chorao Islands.
-Enjoy the amazing
sight-seeing at all the heritage and natural spots on the islands.
-Take part in this
thrilling activity and gift yourself a fun-filled memorable day to cherish for
lifetime.
Inclusions
-English Speaking Guide
Charges.
-Mineral Water (01
bottle).
-01 Bicycle for Each
person.
-Helmet.
-Fresh Juice (en route).
-Dry Fruits.
-First Aid (If Necessary).
-Taxi to Tour Start.
-Support Vehicle.
Additional Info
-Instructions and
Guidelines.
-Consumption of alcohol or
any other intoxicating products is strictly prohibited during this trip.
-For safety purposes, do
pay heed to the instructions given by the guides.
Things to carry:
-Cap
-Sun screen lotion
-Comfortable shoes
-Water bottle
-Shorts or comfortable
lowers
-Goggles (if necessary)
Cancellations
50% of Total Cost (48
Hours and Before)
75% of Total Cost (24
Hours to 48 Hours Before)
100% of Total Cost (Less
than 24 Hours Before)
