Religious Travel

Ravana is the prime villain in the epic Ramayana and he is actually worshipped at these temples in India. It is even said that Lord Brahma is the great grandfather of Ravana.  Interestingly, Ravana's effigies are not burnt during Dusshera Festival in these places. ...

Lord Narasimha is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu; he has a lion head and a human body. In the Indian mythology, Lord Narasimha comes out of a pillar and rescues Prahallad, from his father Hiranyakashipu (demon). There are various temples dedicated ...

Akshardham Temple is an exotic architecture built in Delhi. It is a spiritual and cultural centre which follows Swaminarayan faith of Hinduism. Hence, the temple is also called as Swaminarayan Akshardham Mandir. It is a modern Hindu sect which follows the ...

Goddess Lakshmi is one of the prime goddesses for Hindus; there are many temples dedicated to various forms of goddess Lakshmi in India. She is worshipped in different forms and incarnations all over the country. Mainly, Lakshmi is known as the ...

Devi Shakti or Shakti is related to goddess Parvati and there are various Shakti Peethas (shrines) in India. The legend of Sati's self-immolation is an important part in the formation of devi temples in India. After self-immolation, each part of Sati's ...

Delhi is known for its historical sites and buildings. Many architectural wonders are situated in the city. Among them, this white beauty called Lotus Temple is a major attraction. Lotus Temple in Delhi was built by an Iranian architect, Fariborz Sahba ...

India is a religious country, we are known for our Gods and temples. There are magnificent temples in India with all the myths and stories relating to it. For some Indians, even celebrities are gods; they won't step back from creating ...

Elephant-face god Ganesha is the most loved in India. Hindus worship Ganesha before starting any new activity like a new business venture, new film or even before using new vehicles. Lord Ganesha is known as the remover of obstacles and the ...

Jainism is a religion that prescribes pacifism and a path of non-violence towards all living beings. The purpose of life according to Jainism is to undo the negative effects of karma through mental and physical purification. This process is believed to ...

India is home to infinite temples of God and Goddess, Maa Durga is the prime deity among them. There are many famous temples of Durga situated at different parts of the country along with popular 51 Sakti peets. Each of these ...