I am an Indian and I am proud of our rich and varied cultural heritage. We have millions of temples here in India. Our country has the oldest, sacred, miraculous and the most magnificent temples. This is the list of most beautiful temples in India that I have visited so far, that you MUST visit too! I will keep on updating this post and will keep on adding up the photos of the most beautiful temples in India in this post, as I get to visit the temples.
Maa Vaishno Devi Bhawan
Location: Katra, Jammu & Kashmir
How to reach? You can go by train to Katra, From there, either hike up the mountain or you may book a helicopter ride to reach. Palki, pitthu and pony services is also available there.
Tip to remember: If you just have one day, I would suggest you to start your hike in the morning around 7 or 8, this way you can do the darshan and come back by night, to your hotel, just in case you don’t want to stay there and have a hotel booked in Katra.
Naina Devi Temple
Location: Nainital, Uttarakhand
How to reach? By road is the best way to reach Nainital. For train, you reach Kathgodham and by flight, nearest airport is Pantnagar. From the train station or airport, you will again have to book a taxi for Nainital. Bus way is well connected and you can reach directly to Nainital via bus.
Tip to remember: As Nainital is a tourist city, you can visit anytime of the year.
Patal Bhuvneshwar Temple
Location: Gangolihat, Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand
How to reach? From Nainital, you need to take a taxi or bus
Tip to remember: You will have to go down the caves and then climb up, make sure you wear something that is super comfortable. Also, avoid visiting during the rainy reason.
Read more, here: Inside Ancient Temple Of Patal Bhuvaneshwar -India’s Most Mysterious Cave Temple
Kapaleeshwarar Temple
Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu
How to reach? Chennai is well connect by all modes of transport, whether roadways, air or train.
Tip to remember: Visit the temple during the aarti for a divine experience
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