30 Famous Temples in India You Must Visit

Mark Twain once said that India is the land of two million Gods.  Indian civilization has grown for more than a couple of thousand years and this length gives out incredible diversity in customs, traditions, dialects, and others. This, in turn, gave out a wide spectrum of religions in the country.

Indian religion has a God for everything; starting from health to ultimate destruction. And, Indians made it a point to incorporate that custom into their lives. Here are the Top 30 Temples in India you ought to visit to enjoy that custom and tradition during your vacation.

1. Golden Temple, Amritsar

The Harmandir Sahib temple (Golden Temple) of the 16^th century is open to all religions and creed. This is the iconic religious structure for Sikhs. The structure holds an old clock tower, main sanctum, museum, temple office, langar, and others. The langar (community kitchen) serves more than a hundred thousand people, every day.

The pool around the temple is said to have spiritual purification powers. The temple is also famous for mural paintings, frescoes, floral designs, and others. A tree located inside the shrine is said to cure leprosy. There is a museum inside the complex dedicated to the Sikhism religion.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : Open throughout the day
• Best Time To Visit : October - November

Also Read: Five Holy Places That Are Most Visited In India

Suggested Tour: 10 Days - Golden Triangle Tour with Amritsar (Golden Temple)

2. Maa Vaishno Devi Temple and Cave, Jammu & Kashmir

To visit this temple, pilgrims have to trek for 12 km from the base camp at Katra. This cave is located 5200 feet above the sea level, on the Trikuta Mountain. The main deity of this temple is Maa Vaishno Devi, who is represented as three heads made with rock, the Pindies. It is said that only those who are destined and decided by the deity can visit the temple. The temple is open throughout the year.

• Entry Fee :None
• Visiting Timing : 5 am to 12 pm; 4 pm to 9 pm
• Best Time To Visit : March - October

Also Read : A Trip to Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh

3. Kedarnath Temple, Uttarakhand

Kedarnath Temple is located in Garhwal region in the Himalayan ranges. This temple is considered as one of the best holy sites to worship Lord Shiva. The temple has a mythological link to Mahabharata, which states that Pandavas built this temple to get rid of the sins of taking lives during their war with Kauravs.

The structure you see today was built in the 8^th century. The temple is located 2.583 meters above sea level, surrounded by glaciers. Pilgrims have to trek for 14 km along hill region to reach this temple or take a pony ride. The temple is open only from April to November.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : Closes only between 3 pm and 5 pm. Until 3 pm, pilgrims are allowed to touch the deity and perform any rituals.
• Best Time To Visit : May and June, and September and October. The temple is closed during winter season. If you wish to see the idol in winter, visit Ukhimath, where the deity is shifted during winter.

Also Read :

• Complete Info About the Kedarnath Temple
• 10 Most Beautiful Places to Visit in Uttarakhand

Suggested Tour : 12 Days - Chardham Tour Package

4. Siddhivinayak Temple, Mumbai

Siddhivinayak Temple receives more than 20,000 visitors, every day. The main deity of the temple is Lord Ganesh. This temple was built in 19^th century and holds numerous shrines inside the temple. The deity of the temple has a unique structure than the other Ganesh deities around the world. The temple is also famous for holding a digital library related to spirituality and other genres.

• Entry Fee :None
• Visiting Timing : 5:30 am – 9:50 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October to March

Also Read : Most Famous Temples Near Mumbai

5. Sri Venkateswara Temple, Tirupati

This is one of the most famous and richest temples of India. The main deity of the temple is Lord Vishnu. The temple receives around a hundred thousand pilgrims, every day. This Dravidian temple holds many inscriptions from different dynasties like Yadaarayas, Pallavas, Pandyas, Cholas, and others.

Numerous festivals and unique rituals take place in this temple. Tonsuring and dedicating the hair to the deity is the main pilgrimage activity. The main delicacy of the temple is a special variety of laddoo, which is quite famous.

• Entry Fee : No entry fee. For special darshan – INR 300 per head
• Visiting Timing : 2:30am to11 pm
• Best Time To Visit : September and October

Also Read: Top 20 Richest Temples in India

Suggested Tour: 15 Days - South India Temple Tour Package

6. Kashi Vishvanath Temple, Varanasi

Kashi Vishvanath Temple is one of the oldest temples in the Varanasi city and an iconic structure for spirituality for Hinduism. This temple is found closer to Dashashwamedh Ghat. The temple gets its popularity by being one of the twelve jyotirlinga temples. Over history, the temple was destroyed several times before being rebuilt to the current structure.

A well inside the temple is said to hold the purest water of River Ganges. According to local folklore, if you wish upon the golden spire of the temple, your wish will be granted.

• Entry Fee :none
• Visiting Timing : 4:00 am to 11 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October to March

Must Read: 20 Best Places To Visit In Varanasi And Arounds

7. Dilwara Temples, Mount Abu

This is one of the famous tourist attractions of the land. This 11^th century temple complex holds numerous temples and small shrines. The five main temples of the complex are dedicated to Lord Rishabhdeo, Lord Parshvantah, Lord Adinath, Lord MahavirSwamy, and Lord Neminath. The temple complex is also famous for carvings, entranceways, doorways, arches, and others.

• Entry Fee :None
• Visiting Timing : 6 am to 12 pm for Jain pilgrims, and 12 pm to 5 pm for tourists
• Best Time To Visit : October to March

Also Read: Top Tourist Places in Mount Abu

Mount Abu Travel Guide

• About Mount Abu
• Tourist Attractions
• Shopping
• How to Reach Mount Abu
• Where to Stay
• Things To Do
• Best Time to Visit Mount Abu
• What to Eat

Suggested Tour : 5 Days - Rajasthan Tour

8. Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple, Delhi

This 21^st century temple is located on Delhi. This temple is famous for its theme garden, IMAX film presenting the life and work of Swaminarayan, boat ride, and others. The temple has numerous carved statues and the architecture is built with Rajasthani pink sandstone and Carrara marbles from Italy.

The temple also holds 148 elephant statues in the life-size, weighing 3000 ton together. The main deity of the temple is Swaminarayan and apart from that, it holds more than 2000 deities.

The innovative attraction of the structure is the Sahajanand Darshan, which has a robotic display of religion, work of Swaminarayan, and others. The temple is built over 100 acres and holds the world records for its size.

• Entry Fee :None for entering temple. Cost of exhibition – INR 170 and cost of musical fountain – INR 30
• Visiting Timing : 9:30 am to 6:30 pm (closed on Mondays)
• Best Time To Visit : October - February

Get Complete Guide : About Akshardham Temple, Delhi

Other Delhi Attractions

• Red Fort
• Qutub Minar
• India Gate
• Jantar Mantar
• Lotus Temple
• Raj Ghat
• Humayun Tomb
• Dilli Haat
• ISKCON Temple
• Jama Masjid
• Akshardham
• Connaught Place
• Tomb of Safdarjung
• Garden of Senses
• Hauz Khas Complex

9. Meenakshi Amman Temple, Madurai

Meenakshi Amman Temple of Madurai has been shortlisted for adding to the list of world wonders. The architectural beauty of the structure and the deity are spellbinding. This temple was built between 1^st and 6^th century, and rebuilt in 17^th century.

The main deity of the temple is Meenakshi Amman. The four daily rituals of the temple; sacred bath of deity, food offering, the lamp ceremony, and the Veda recital are very famous among pilgrims.

• Entry Fee : No entry fee for the temple
• Visiting Timing : 5 am to 12:30 pm, and from 4 pm to 9:30 pm
• Best Time To Visit : April to May for enjoying chariot festival, Meenakshi Thirukalyanam, float festival, and so on. If you wish to visit during milder climate, choose November – March.

Also Read: 8 Best Places to Visit in Madurai

Suggested Tours :

• 4 Days - Madurai Rameshwaram Kanyakumari Temple Tour
• 12 Days - South India Temple Tour

10. Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Khajuraho

The temples in Khajuraho group of monuments are famous for beautiful carvings, sculptures, and interesting architecture. The best of all is the Kandariya Mahadev Temple, which is the tallest and largest in the group.

The main deity of the temple is lord Shiva. The structure of the temple resembles a mountain. According to mythology, this temple resembles Mount Meru. There are more than 900 sculptures apart from the marble lingam, the main deity.

• Entry Fee : INR 40 for Indians and citizens of BIMSTEC and SAARC. Entry fee for foreigners is INR 600
• Visiting Timing :  6 am to 10 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October to March is the best time to visit. Tourists prefer to visit in February and March to enjoy the Khajuraho dance festival.

Also Read : Most Famous Temples in Khajuraho

Khajuraho Travel Guide

• History of Khajuraho
• How to Reach Khajuraho
• Shopping in Khajuraho
• Museums in Khajuraho
• Temples in Khajuraho
• Tourist Attractions in Khajuraho

Suggested Tour:

• Same Day Khajuraho Temple Tour Including Panna National Park
• 2 Day Khajuraho Tour
• 3 Day Khajuraho Private Tour from Delhi

11. Belur Math, Kolkata

Belur Math was inaugurated by Swami Vivekananda. This pilgrimage site is located on the banks of Hooghly River Kolkata. This campus holds temples of Swami Vivekananda, Sri Ramakrishna and his consort Sarada Devi.

The campus has a mixed architecture of South Indian temple style, European style central dome, Buddhist element, Christianity styles, and so on.

Apart from the temples, there is a large museum with artifacts from the lives of Swami Vivekananda, Ramakrishna, and Sarada Devi.

• Entry Fee : No Entry Fee
• Visiting Timing : From April to September; 8:30 am to 11:30 am, and, 4 pm to 6 pm, From October to March: 8:30 am to 11:30 am, and 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm
• Best Time To Visit : Throughout out the year

Suggested Tour: 

• Kolkata Full Day Sightseeing Tour
• Kolkata Temples Full-Day Tour

12. Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Trivandrum

Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, this is the world’s richest religious site, with trillions of dollars of treasures in its vaults. The temple is built with Dravidian architecture in 16^th century. Only Hindus are allowed inside the temple and strict dress codes are implemented and strictly followed.

Every morning, the deity is woken up by a conch sound and by several priests chanting SripadaSooktham. This ritual is the most important part of the daily routine and numerous pilgrims visit this temple early in the morning to witness the ritual.

• Entry Fee :None. In case of special darshan- INR 150 per head
• Visiting Timing : 3:30 am to 12 pm and from 5 pm to 7:20 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October – November, and March-April

Trivandrum Travel Guide:

• How to Reach Trivandrum
• Best Time To Visit Trivandrum
• Top Tourist Attractions

13. Amarnath Cave & Temple, Jammu Kashmir

This temple is located inside the Amarnath Cave, at 3,888 m above average sea level. This cave is covered with layers of snow and is open only during summer season. The cave is more than 5000 years old, and the ice deity of the cave is quite famous.

The temple can be reached only by a five-day trekking tour covering 40 miles on foot. Now, people can opt for helicopter services to take you from the base camp to the cave temple, for a price.

• Entry Fee :None
• Visiting Timing : 4 am to 11 pm
• Best Time To Visit : June to August

Must Read: 40 Best Places to Visit in India in April

Suggested Tour :

• 10 Days – Taj Mahal and Kashmir Tour
• 16 Days – Taj Mahal with Leh & Kashmir

14. Shore Temple, Mahabalipuram

The shore temple of 8^th century gets its name from the Mahabalipuram beach where it is located. This temple was built to express the wealth of the land to the traders who visited southern India via the port closer to Mahabalipuram.

The temple has three small shrines and is rich with inscriptions, sculptures, bass reliefs, and others. This temple is a part of heritage site, famous for being one of the ancient stone cut temples in southern India. The temple is made by cutting granite.

• Entry Fee : INR 10 for Indians and INR 250 for foreigners.
• Visiting Timing : 6 am to 6 pm
• Best Time To Visit : November to February

Read More : Top Places to Visit in Mahabalipuram

Suggested Tour : Full Day Mahabalipuram Trip

15. Sri Jagannath Puri Temple, Odisha

This temple is a part of Char Dham (four holy sites of India) and that main deity of the temple is Lord Krishna. You can also find other deities inside the complex. The main attraction of the temple is an interesting deity structure with vibrant colors, big eyes, and others. The deities are made with Daru Brahma, a unique type of wood, which is changed once every 12 years.

The main festival of this temple is RathYatra, which attracts millions of people.  This 12^th century temple dresses the deities with different clothing based on the season. Non-Hindus are not allowed inside the temple complex. There are more than 120 smaller temples and shrines in this complex.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : 5 am to midnight
• Best Time To Visit : July to March

16. Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple Complex, Mathura

Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi temple complex or Krishna Janmasthan temple complex is a collection of Hindu temples built in the area where Lord Krishna is believed to be born. There was an important temple in the area, which was destroyed in 6^th century. Later, in 20^th century, the Keshavdev Temple was built, later, GarbhaGriha temple closer to it.

Apart from these two temples, you can find BhagavataBhavan and PotraKund. Garbha Griha temple is built at the spot of prison cell, where Lord Krishna was born. Bhagavata Bhavan is a collection of five shrines to Jagannatha, Subhadra, Balarama, Ram with Lakshman and sita, and Hanuman. PotraKund is said to be the pond where Lord Krishna was given a bath for the first time.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : 5 am to 12 pm and from 4 pm to 9:30 pm (in summer), 05:30 am to 12 pm and from 3 pm to 8:30 pm (in winter)
• Best Time To Visit : October to March

17. Shri Sai Baba Sansthan Temple, Shirdi

The temple town of Shirdi receives around 25,000 pilgrims, every day. This town is the home of spiritual leader, Sai Baba. The temple holds his tomb inside a large house. The plants around the temple were grown by Sai Baba.

You can find portraits of the saint, his utensils and other artifacts in the temple. The neem tree inside the complex is said to have sweet-tasting leaves. This temple is one of the richest religious structures in the country and it receives two to four crores of donations, every week.

• Entry Fee : None. If seeking for VIP darshan, the cost varies between INR 300-INR 1500 based on the ritual
• Visiting Timing : 4 am – 11:15 pm
• Best Time To Visit : September and October

18. Brahma Temple, Pushkar

It is not common to spot a temple for Lord Brahma. This is why the Pushkar Brahma temple is quite famous. The temple has a distinctive red pinnacle and motif. The pillars of the temple are painted in vibrant blue color. The main deity of the temple is Brahma with Gayatri (the Goddess of Milk). This temple is quite famous for Kartik Poornima festival.

The structure you see now belongs to 14^th century. The original temple’s construction date is unknown, yet literature says that Sage Vishwamitra built this temple. Later, in 8^th century, the temple was renovated by Adi Shankara. This temple is recognized as one of the most religious sites in the world and one of the top five sacred places in the world for Hindus.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : 06:30 am to 08:30 pm (in winter), and 06:00 am to 09:00 pm (in summer)
• Best Time To Visit : October – February (November is the peak time)

Also Read : A Complete Guide on Pushkar Camel Fair – World’s Largest Fair

19. Dwarkadeesh Temple, Gujarat

Dwarkadeesh/ Dwarkadhish Temple (one of the Char Dham – four major pilgrimage site) is located on the banks of Gomti River. This is also called as Jagat Mandir, where Krishna is worshipped as the king of Dwarka. This temple is famous for its two doors, called the gateway of heaven (SwargDwar) and the gateway to salvation (Moksha Dwar).

The temple flag of this structure is changed five times a day. The structure stands with five levels and 72 pillars, and is more than 2200 years old. The structure you see today was renovated in 15^th century. This limestone temple is also famous for being the spot where Saint Meera Bai became unified with the deity. Interestingly, the dome of this temple has carvings of Shiva’s dancing poses.

• Entry Fee :None
• Visiting Timing : 6 am to 8 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October to February

20. Neelkantha Mahadeva Temple, Rishikesh

This is a Shiva temple located at an elevation of 1330m above mean sea level. This temple is surrounded by lush forest and bordered by mountains. According to legends, the temple is built at the spot where Lord Shiva consumed poison.

The main deity of the temple is Neelkanth Mahadev (The one with the blue throat). The temple holds a natural spring, which is used by the devotees to take a holy dip.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : 6 am to 9 pm
• Best Time To Visit : February and March, and July and August

Must Read: Top 10 Things To Do In Rishikesh

21. Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, Srirangapatna

This 6^th century Dravidian style temple is famous for its hall of more than 1000 pillars, medieval inscriptions, alluring courtyards, tall temple towers, nine pools, and so on. The temple conducts numerous dance and music festivals throughout the year. This temple holds 50 shrines and 21 towers.

This is one of largest temple complexes in the world. The main deity of the temple is Ranganathar, a form of Lord Vishnu. The structure you see today was rebuilt in 14^th century. In terms of architectural beauties, top elements to spot in this temple are Rangacilasamandapam (mural art), Kilimandapam (intricate carvings), Garuda mandapam (portrait sculptures), Sesharaya hall (carvings), and others.

• Entry Fee :None. For special darshan – INR 250 per head
• Visiting Timing : 6 am to 9 pm
• Best Time To Visit : During the Margazhi festival that takes place in December and January

Also Read: 20 Most Famous Temples in Karnataka

Suggested Tour : 3 Days – Hampi and Hospet Tour from Bangalore

22. Ayyappa Temple, Sabarimala

The Sabarimala Ayyappan Temple is the temple of 18 hills. Every year, more than fifty million people visit this temple. Not everyone can visit this temple. Only men and girls less than ten years or more than fifty years can enter the temple after taking part in 41 days of ritual.

The temple is open only for 41 days and for the first five days of every month (Malayalam calendar). This temple is located inside the Periyar tiger reserve. This temple is one of the world’s largest annual pilgrimage sites. The main deity is Ayyappan.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : 5:30 am to 10 pm
• Best Time To Visit : December and January

23. Kamakhya Temple, Guwahati

Kamakhya Temple is one of the unique Hindu temples dedicated to Shakti (Goddess Kamakhya). This temple was built in 8^th century and was renovated several times. The temple is an ancient sacrificial site for the people. It is said that people bring livestock to the temple for sacrifice, in the past.

The main offering of the temple is Sindoor from the rock, which is said to be a form of blessing from the deity. According to mythology, this is one of the places where a part of Shakti fell, when Vishnu shattered the remains of Shakthi. This is a famous temple among tantric followers.

• Entry Fee :None
• Visiting Timing : 8 am to 1 pm, and 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
• Best Time To Visit : June (Ambubachi Festival)

24. Gomateshwara Statue Temple, Shravanabelagola

The Gomateshwara temple is famous for the large Lord Bahubali statue, which is the largest monolithic structure of the world. The statue is built completely with one large slab of granite with a height of 58.8 ft. The temple closer to the statue is famous for the Mahamastakabhisheka celebration, a festival that takes place once in 12 years.

During this festival, the statue is smeared with turmeric, saffron paste, vermillion, and others. This 10^th century temple and statue are famous pilgrimage destinations of Jains. The temple is accessible via 600 steps, which would get scorching hot during mid-day. So, plan accordingly.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : Throughout the day
• Best Time To Visit : October to March

Suggested Tour : 16 Days - Karnataka Tour

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25. Virupaksha Temple, Hampi

Virupaksha is one of the temples found in the ruins of Hampi, Karnataka. This temple is a famous heritage site and a religious destination. The main deities of this temple are Lord Shiva and his consort Lord Pampa.

This temple is also called as Pampapathi Temple. This temple is famous for marriage ceremonies. Local believe it to be auspicious to conduct weddings in this complex. The temple was built in 7^th century as a small shrine. The concept of Fractals (mathematic concept) was used in building and decorating this temple.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : 9 am to 9 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October to February

Also Read: 20 Most Famous Temples in Karnataka

Suggested Tour :

• 3 Days - Hampi and Hospet Tour from Bangalore
• 15 Days - Karnataka Goa Mumbai Tour

26. Birla Temple, Jaipur

Birla Temple in Jaipur is one of the many temples built by Birla Family around the country. This temple is called the Laxmi Narayan Temple, and hold Lord Vishnu and Laxmi as main deities. The structure is completely built in white marbles and you can also find statues of many philosophers like Socrates, Confucius, and others.

The temple was built in 20^th century and has three domes, representing three religions of the country. The glasses of the windows are painted with mythological stories.

• Entry Fee : None for the temple or the museum
• Visiting Timing : 8 am to 12 pm, and from 4 pm to 8 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October - March

Also Read: Top 10 Temples in Rajasthan you Must Visit

Jaipur Travel Guide

• History of Jaipur
• Culture of Jaipur
• Facts About Jaipur
• Best Time to Visit Jaipur
• How to Reach Jaipur
• Facts about Jaipur
• Things to do in Jaipur
• What to Eat in Jaipur
• What to Wear in Jaipur
• Where to Stay in Jaipur
• Tourist Attractions in Jaipur

Also Read : Famous Temples in Jaipur

27. Lotus Temple, Delhi

Lotus Temple is famous for its novel architecture, which represents a giant lotus, which is about to bloom. This temple has no concept of religion. Anyone can follow any religion in this temple. No spiritual sermons or meetings are allowed. Mild music is played throughout the day.

The temple has nine entrances, representing the nine anatomical openings in a human body. The temple, nine ponds, and the garden around it are famous for the serenity.

• Entry Fee : None
• Visiting Timing : 9:30 am to 5:30 pm(winter) or 7 pm (summer and monsoon)
• Best Time To Visit : October to March

Also Read: 20 Most Famous Temples in Delhi

Other Things to do in Delhi

• Sightseeings in Delhi
• Shopping in Delhi
• Museums in Delhi
• Churches in Delhi
• Monuments in Delhi
• Street Foods in Delhi
• Festivals in Delhi
• Restaurants in Delhi
• Memorials in Delhi

28. Sun Temple, Odisha

The Sun Temple is also called the Konark Temple. This 13^th century temple resembles the massive chariot that the Sun God rides, according to Hindu mythology. This temple belongs to 13^th century and was built by Narasimha Deva.

The temple is almost in ruins and the standing structures are famous for artwork, erotic carvings on thewall, illustration of Kalinga architecture, and so on. This temple is also called the Black Pagoda, because of the dark colored tower.

• Entry Fee : INR 40 for Indians, SAARC citizens, and BIMSTEC citizens. INR 600 for foreigners.
• Visiting Timing : 6 am to 8 pm
• Best Time To Visit : September to March

29. Trimbakeshwar, Maharashtra

Trimbakeshwar Shiva temple is one of the ancient Hindu temples in Maharashtra. The main deity is Shiva and it is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. The temple complex has a small sacred pond Kusavarta, which is believed to be the source for Godavari River, the longest river of the country.

The entire temple is built with black stones. The deity is decorated with a crown, which is said to belong to the time of Pandavas. The crown is decorated with diamonds, emeralds, and others. The crown is displayed on every Mondays.

• Entry Fee :None
• Visiting Timing : 5:30 am to 9 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October to March

30. Ranakpur Jain Temple, Ranakpur

Located amidst Aravalli ranges, this 15th-century temple (Chaturmukha Dharana Vihara) is dedicated to Tirthankara Rishabhanatha, a Jain leader in Ranakpur. This temple has three floors filled with painting and sculptures.

The temple has more than 1444 pillars and none of the two pillars are identical. This is one of the famous and largest Jain pilgrimage sites in India. Important temples inside this complex are Chaumukha Temple, Amba Temple, Suparshvanatha Temple, and others.

• Entry Fee :None
• Visiting Timing : 7 am to 7 pm
• Best Time To Visit : October to February

Ranakpur Travel Guide

• How to Reach Ranakpur
• Best Time to Visit Ranakpur
• Tourist Attractions in Ranakpur
• Where to Stay in Ranakpur
• What to Eat in Ranakpur
• Shopping in Ranakpur
• Things To Do in Ranakpur

Suggested Tour :

• 8 Days - Rajasthan Tour from Jaipur
• 15 Days - Historical Rajasthan With Agra Tour

Apart from these, there are numerous other temples dedicated for iconic and unique deities. Do you know that there is a temple for rat in India? If you are looking for a culturally distinguished site, India is the right place to visit.

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