Pradakshana in temples

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Nagachandreswar (E)

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Vasanthapura Temple ( E)

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In the year 2011, I happened to visit a unique temple in Vasanthapura (Behind Kanakapura Road) in Bangalore. The name of the temple is Lord Vasanthapura Vallabaraya which is 1000 years old and constructed during the Chola period. The original name of the temple was ‘Poonila Vasantha Nayagi Sametha Vasantha Vallabaraya Swami temple’. There is a small Hanuman temple opposite to this temple which has also been reportedly constructed during the same period when this temple was established. In between these two temples another temple for Goddess Mariamman in the name of Kathayani devi (a village deity) also exist. By the side of this Vallabaraya Swami temple another temple for Lord Shiva in the name of Lord Bhavani Shankar has also been constructed. Two stories related to the history of the of Lord Shiva is told. The Maratha warrior and Emperor Shivaji used to visit temples in south. Once he visited Goddess Kaligambal temple in Chennai and when he came to the present temple s...
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Kudai Swamigal -E

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