
Pillayarpatti Karpaga Vinayagar Temple
A rock-cut Ganesha shrine in Chettinad, distinguished by its ancient carved image and a continuing community tradition.
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A rock-cut Ganesha shrine in Chettinad, distinguished by its ancient carved image and a continuing community tradition.
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A historic Ganapati shrine in modern Mumbai, with a distinctive right-curving trunk and a documented origin in 1801.
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A towering Hanuman image in prayer, understood through its close connection with Namakkal’s Narasimha shrine.
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Krishna viewed through a sacred window, in a temple town shaped by Madhvacharya, the eight mathas and shared service.
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A major Shakta pilgrimage on Nilachal Hill, with a distinctive sacred form and the powerful seasonal observance of Ambubachi.
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A living Shiva temple within Hampi’s heritage landscape, where local goddess tradition meets Vijayanagara history.
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On the wooded hill above Visakhapatnam, Simhachalam brings together two incarnations of Vishnu: Varaha and Narasimha.
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Annavaram stands on Ratnagiri above the Pampa River in Kakinada district.
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Kanipakam’s identity rests on the self-manifested Vinayaka worshipped within a well.
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Srikurmam gives the tortoise incarnation of Vishnu a central place in active temple worship.
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Arasavalli is a major active Surya shrine near Srikakulam.
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Mangalagiri’s hill shrine is known for panakam, a sweet jaggery drink offered to Narasimha.
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Sringeri is the seat of the Dakshinamnaya Sharada Peetham and a major centre of Advaita learning.
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Dharmasthala is known for Manjunatha worship and for a longstanding tradition of hospitality and charitable service.
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At Kukke, Subramanya is closely associated with Vasuki and serpent worship.
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Kateel’s most memorable feature is its position within the Nandini River.
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Chamundeshwari crowns Chamundi Hill overlooking Mysuru.
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The principal darshan at Vaishno Devi is of three natural rock forms called the Holy Pindies.
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Banke Bihari is one of Vrindavan’s most beloved Krishna temples.
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Gangotri is the Himalayan temple of Ganga and one of Uttarakhand’s four Chota Char Dham shrines.
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Yamunotri honours the goddess Yamuna and forms part of Uttarakhand’s Chota Char Dham.
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Jwalamukhi’s central sacred presence is a group of natural flames emerging from the rock, rather than a conventional sculpted idol.
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Yadadri, also called Yadagirigutta, is one of Telangana’s major Narasimha pilgrimage centres.
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Bhadrachalam is a major centre of Telugu Rama devotion on the Godavari.
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