temple

Karnataka·temple · ceremony

Indian devotees worship Goddess Muthyalamma at the Sree Muthyalamma Temple in Bangalore. Muthyalamma is a Hindu goddess who is a form of Durga / Kali Matha. There are hundreds of temples to her in Hyderabad.

festival · temple

Himachali men wear grass skirts and dance, which is part of Faguli festival in Himachal Pradesh. Faguli derives its name from the local word for Spring season (Falgun).

Himachal Pradesh·festival · temple

People of Himachal Pradesh gather to celebrate Faguli festival. Faguli derives its name from the local word for Spring season (Falgun). In Kinnaur region, the festival is associated with Basant Panchami, which is celebrated all over India.

festival · temple

Everyone get ready with their drums and grass skirts for Faguli festival in India. Faguli derives its name from the local word for Spring season (Falgun).

temple · music

Bruno Henrique Riberio Tonelli from Brazil, sings 'Sa Re Ga Ma Pa' at Shri Jagannath International Festival in Delhi.

dance · temple

‘Karakattam’, a popular folk dance of Tamil Nadu forms an important event in temple festival celebrations especially in Amman Temple festivals in the rural areas of Tamil Nadu.

music · temple

Bruno Henrique Riberio Tonelli from Brazil, sings Hindi bhajan at Shri Jagannath International Festival in Delhi.

music · temple

Bruno Henrique Riberio Tonelli from Brazil, sings Hindi bhajan at Shri Jagannath International Festival in Delhi.

Guwahati, Assam·temple

The tableau of Assam portrays the holy shrine of Kamakhya that renders prominence to its capital metropolis – Guwahati.

West Bengal·temple

A group of obviously devout Hindus chant and play mini cymbals in Calcutta, in the name of Krishna and Rama, at a road-side temple in West Bengal state. Note the higher caste Brahmin with the bodhi / choti and the tonsured head.

Gujarat·temple · architecture

Gurudwara Gobinddham is located at Thaltej area of Ahmedabad.

Gujarat·architecture · temple

Sarkhej Roza comprises one of the most elegant and unique architectural complexes of Ahmedabad.

festival · temple

Transgenders from all over India queue up at Koothandavar Temple in Tamil Nadu. Once a year this village turns into the biggest camp for transgenders from all over the country.

ceremony · temple

While Vijayadasami is celebrated with religious fervour all over, thousands of persons of Nerani thanda and Kothapet and adjoining villages resort to a fierce stick fight called Banni utsavam around midnight on Vijayadasami festival in Deva…

Tamil Nadu·temple

Vadapalani Andavar Temple also called as Vadapalani Murugan Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Muruga. It is located in Vadapalani, Chennai. It was renovated in the 1920s and a Rajagopuram was built during that time.

temple · festival

Millions of pilgrims visit Baba Baidyanath Dham every year. It is famous for the mela of Shraavana (a month of the Hindu calendar), between July and August.

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The Adalaj Trimandir is located 20 km away from the city of Ahmedabad (Gujarat), near the village of Adalaj, on the Ahmedabad-Kalol Highway. The temple complex covers an area of 40,175 sq ft, while the temple podium is 20,895 sq ft.

Ahmedabad, Gujarat·architecture · temple

Off the eastern end of Nehru bridge stands the Sidi Sayeed mosque. Built in 1573, it is the last of the major mosques to be built in Ahmedabad under the Mughal rule.

architecture · temple

Rani Rupamati's Mosque, also known as Rani Rupavati's Mosque or Mirzapur Queen's Mosque, is a medieval mosque and tomb complex in Mirzapur area of Ahmedabad, India.

temple · architecture

This remarkably elegant temple created out of white marble has been sacred to many Jain families, generation after generation. It was built in 1848 A.D.

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Adalaj Trimandir temple complex covers an area of 40,175 sq ft, while the temple podium is 20,895 sq ft. The entire complex is surrounded by a lush, green garden with benches, as well as a beautiful fountain at the center.

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Woman bathes Shivling before worshipping. She also looks after this small temple. Her name is Pratima Devi. Pratima Devi pays for the food for stray dogs by running a tea stall, and collecting recyclables to sell for money.

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Shri Kundalpur Digambar Jain Atishaya Kshetra, Bihar 4km from Nalanda, 15 km from Rajgir, 15 km from Bihar Sharif , 75 km from Gaya and 100 km from Patna, There nearest airport are at Patna, Bodha Gaya.