Rahul from Delhi just booked Rudrabhishek at Kashi Vishwanath
191 temples found across India
By State
By Main God
One of India's few temples dedicated to Nagaraja (King of Serpents) in Nagercoil.
The sacred forest where 88,000 rishis performed tapas and the Puranas were narrated.
A Shakti Peeth where the eyes of Goddess Sati are believed to have fallen, offering panoramic Himalayan views.
A Shakti Peeth where Sati's eyes fell — the temple that gave Nainital its name.
One of south Karnataka's largest Shiva temples — the Lord who drank the Halahala poison.
A 500-year-old Shakti Peeth surrounded by India's tallest monoliths in the Jaintia Hills.
The primary Navagraha temple dedicated to Surya near Kumbakonam — part of the unique 9-planet temple circuit.
Where Shiva drank the cosmic poison — a forest temple at 1,330m near Rishikesh.
The wealthiest temple in the world, dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his reclining posture, located in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
Over 900 Jain temples on a single hilltop — 3,500 steps to one of the world's most sacred Jain sites.
A Divya Desam in Chennai where Krishna is depicted with scars from the Mahabharata war.
One of only two temples in the world with an eight-faced Shiva Lingam — dating to the Gupta period.
