Which are the best temple to visit in india?

People in india worship all day be it a hindu, muslim,sikh,christian any god people worship everytime they get a chance.There are number of temple in india where you can visit and see the love between people and god so here are some of the known temple in India are as follows:

1.Tirumala balaji temple.One of the famous and richest temple in india.

2.Akshrdham temple.

3.vishwanath temple.

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Thanks for asking this beautiful question.

Here is the Temple of INDIA everyone should visit there.

1. Shri Mata Vaishno Devi

2. Shri Jagannath ji Dham

3. Kamakhya Mata Mandir

4. Shri Shri Banke Bihari Dham

5. Lal Bagh Ka Raja

I'll be visiting India later this year. I would love to visit Temples that are not crowded with tourist.

India is known for its temple. It is a sacred place for the workshop. There are millions of temples in India where most Hindus live. The Indian temples have different and oldest architecture. There were three styles of temple architecture in ancient times the Nagara, the Dravida, and the Vesara. Indian temples are only known for their architecture but also for seeking blessing and for the accomplishments of their wish. There are millions of people who visit temples for peace also. In this article, we will discuss the best temple to visit in India.

Here are the best temples to visit in India

• Mundeshwari Devi Temple- The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and his consort Shakti. As per the Archaeological Survey of India, the temple was built in the Saka era 108 AD. It is considered the oldest temple in the world. The temple has the shape of an octagon which is a rare style of construction.

• Mahabalipuram Temple- The Mahabalipuram is also dedicated to Lord Shiva. The architecture of the temple mix of rathas-shaped, mandapas shapes, and huge air-open rock reliefs. It is also classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Tungnath Temple- The Tungnath temple is situated at the height of 3,680, and it is the highest temple Shiva Temple in the world. The Indian mythological hero Pandava built the temple to venerate Lord Shiva and seek his pardon. The temple is extremely tiny and can barely accommodate ten people. Tungnath temple is made of black rock, and the construction is similar to the temple in Kedarnath.

• Jagatpita Braham Mandir- The temple is located in Pushkar, Rajasthan. The temple is dedicated to Lord Brahma. The temple architecture looks like the 14th century, and it is believed to have been built 2000year ago by Sage Vishwamitra. The temple is built of marble and stone with motifs of the hamsa or a swan.

• Konark Sun Temple- The temple was built in the 13th century by the Kings of the Eastern Ganga dynasty. It also comes under the UNSECO world heritage site. The KonarkSun temple was in the shape of a chariot with 12 pairs of wheels and seven horses. It is located in Odisha, India.

• Dilwara Temple- It is located in Mount Abu, Rajasthan. The temple is built between the 11th and 13th centuries by Jain. The Dilwara has unique architecture and cultural relevance.

• Badrinath- This is the most famous temple located in the Uttarakhand area in the Himalayas. Badrinath is also one of four Char Dhams, which are the holiest temples in India. You can only visit Badrinath in the summers because the temple is whopping 10,245 feet above sea level; when the weather is cold, it will be covered with snow.

• Rameshwaram- A Rameshwaram mandir is located on a small island between India and Sri Lanka in an area known as Tamil Nadu. The temple is dedicated to Shiva.

Srisailam

Srisailam's name derives in part from the profusion of sacred bilva' (Sri) trees in the area and in part from the Sri Chakra form of the plateau on which the sanctuary is located. At this temple, Adi Shankara is reputed to have written his famous hymn "Shivananda Lahari."

Lingaraja Temple

It is surrounded by a roomy laterite compound wall that measures 520 feet by 465 feet in size. The wall is 7 feet 6 inches thick and has a straightforward slant coping on top of it.

Parsurameswar Temple

One of the oldest temples in Odisha, Parsurameswar is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple, which dates back to around 650, comprises all the essential components of pre-10th-century Odishan architecture. It is the only early period temple that still has a Jagamohana.

Baijnath Temple,Kangra

Ravana is said to have worshipped Lord Shiva on the Kailash during the Treta Yug to get invulnerable abilities. He gave his 10 heads in the havan kund during the same rite to appease the All-Powerful. His heads were repaired, and the Lord Shiva gave him immortality and invincibility.