Prampara . Seva . Samarpan
Prampara . Seva . Samarpan
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Vishnupad Temple, Gaya
The Vishnupad Temple, located on the banks of the Phalgu River, was built in 1787 by Queen Ahilyabai Holkar. Surrounded by rocky hills on three sides and the river on one, this sacred site lies in Gaya, mentioned in the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, it is a major center of faith and devotion.
Hariharnath Temple, Sonpur
Baba Hariharnath is the world’s only Shiva shrine where Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu reside together in the same sanctum —Shiva in one half and Vishnu in the other. It is believed to have been established by Lord Brahma to symbolize Shaiva–Vaishnava unity. The Gaj–Graah legend stands as its proof.
Thawe Bhavani, Gopalganj
Maa Thawewali Temple, located in Thawe of Gopalganj district, Bihar, is a revered Shakti peeth. It is believed that the Goddess appeared here from Kamrup, Assam, in response to the prayers of her devoted follower, Rahu Bhagat.
Dev Sun Temple, Aurangabad
Dev Surya Temple, located in Aurangabad district of Bihar, is an ancient and sacred shrine dedicated to Lord Surya. Worship is performed here at both sunrise and sunset. During Chhath Puja, the temple attracts a large number of devotees and is counted among Bihar’s most important spiritual destinations.
Mundeshwari Devi, Kaimur
Located in the Kaimur hills, Maa Mundeshwari Devi Temple is believed to be the world’s oldest functional temple. Dating to 108 CE, this Nagara-style shrine is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Shakti and holds special significance during Ram Navami and Shivratri.
Tara Chandi Shaktipeetha, Sasaram
Maa Tara is located in a natural cave of the Kaimur hills in the Vindhya range near Sasaram. As described in Tantric texts, the Goddess has four arms holding divine symbols. Gupta-period idols and a 12th-century inscription reflect the ancient reverence of Maa Tarachandi.
Gupta Dham, Kaimur
Guptadham, located in the Kaimur hills and dense forests, is a sacred Shiva shrine with a self-manifested Shivling. Devotees believe sincere prayers are fulfilled here, especially during Sawan, when pilgrims visit for Baba Bholenath’s blessings amid serene natural beauty.
Bhimashankar Sthan, Supaul
Bhimashankar Temple, located in Dharhara village of Supaul, is a sacred shrine where faith from the Pandava era still lives on. It is believed that Bhima, son of Pandu, worshipped here. Come and experience the spiritual glory of this ancient and divine site with deep devotion.
