Shree Somnath Temple is the first among 12 Jyotirlingas and one of the oldest heritage of India. It is an important pilgrimage site for Hindus because of its historical and religious significance. Click to learn more about the temple in detail.
Prayagrauj-Varanasi-Ayodhya collectively manifests Spiritual Triangle Of India. The three places are India’s most visited tourist destinationa and inherits key spiritual value. This article is a complete tour guide for you to explore the threes.
When heading for Kumbh Mela 2025, don’t forget to these Kumbh Mela Travel Essentials beforehand in your bag. Get the complete list here.
Poush-pitha is a traditional Indian seasonal dish that is cooked in Hindu Poush month in winter only. Lets celebrate this customary harvesting festival together.
Introduction “Ek aur saal khatam ho gye, but mera last year resolution abhi bhi incomplete hai” – you might have been thinking this in December as 2024 is about to
The Akshayavat Tree is situated in Prayagraj at Patalpuri Temple inside the Prayagraj Fort. It is revered as an indestructibe, eternal sacred tree, standing from 5000 years as a living symbol of faith, culture, history, heritage, and eternity
Triveni Sangam Prayagraj is called the ‘King of All Pilgrimage’ because here three rivers meet , Amrit fell off, and Mahakumbh is hoisted every 144 years. Click to learn more of this place in this article.
Kumbh Mela Tent City is the world’s largest temporary city and regarded as the ‘Temporary City Of India’. The city remains in existance for few months and dissolve out after Kumbh Mela event. Learn some key facts about the tent city and the arrangements in Kumbh Mela 2025.
The Kumbh Mela Congregation is the world’s largest congregation when Hindus gather in huge numbers without any invitation. So, if you wish to join them in coming days learn some unknown chapters of Kumbh Mela here.
Hinduism is the fourth-largest religion to be practised in the USA. There exist thousands of Hindu temples in the USA among of which some Five of the Top Hindu Temples has been listed in this Article. Click to learn more about them.
I learned through my experiences that Hindu Philosophy and beliefs tell the same truth as modern science says but through different lenses. It is the only religion whose doctrines were proven to be right by modern science. However, if you can’t believe learn through my experiences in this article.
Sankha-Pola is an Indian Woman’s ornament that not only make her look more beautiful but also holds special significance and imparts some key values to her life. Click to learn it’s key significance and essence in this article.
Blowing of Shankh is a sacred ritual that can arouse spirituality, positivity, and strong willpower in you. Click the article to know why Shankh (Conch) is blown at the end of every worship.
Hartalika Teej is a Hindu Festival to celebrate sisterhood and to pray for Husband’s longevity. Hindu women celebrate it with great joy and enthusiasm which bring them close to each-other. Learn some amazing facts about this Indian and Hindu festival.
Goddess Siddhidatri is the 9th manifestation of Navdurga, and, is worshipped on the 9th day of Navratri. She is considered to be the provider of all kinds of Siddhis. Click to learn more about them in detail in this insightful article.
Goddess Mahagauri is the 8th manifestation of Navdurga and is ultimate fair. Read the article to know how she became ultimate fair as well as ultimate dark at the same time…
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Lord Krishna is dark-complexioned but he is all-attractive, all-loving, all-enchanting, all-compassionate, and the the world’s most beautiful personality.
Yoga Mudra is a special kind of hand gesture being practiced in Hinduism since ages. Learn some of the essential yoga mudras to enlighten your soul.
Goddess Kalratri,is the most fierce form of Goddess Parvati. While, for her devotees, she is ‘Shubhankari’ and bring auspicious results. Read to know more.
Ramayana is amongst the greatest epic poem in the world. It is believed to exist 300 different versions of Ramayana globally. Read about them in this article.
Ramcharitmanas, Panchatantra and Sahrdayaloka-Locana is now In the UNESCO’s Memory Of The World. Read the full story of including the heritage in the UNESCO’s Asia Pacific Regional Register.
Mohini Ekadashi falls on the 11th day of Shukla Paksha in the Vaisakh Month of the Hindu Calendar. Read the article below to learn awesome facts about it.
Introduction Hinglaj Mata Mandir is the only Hindu temple in the world whose door to visit is a volcano. If you are wondering about this then read the full article
Introduction A high Mandapam at the entrance, a large campus area, several temples on the premises, a large crowd of devotees, many rituals (Sanskars) being performed in gatherings, and many
Introduction Goddess Katyayani is the Sixth manifestation of Goddess Navdurga and one of the most fierce incarnations of Goddess Parvati. She slayed down the demon Mahishasur and therefore devotees worship
Introduction Goddess Skandamata is the mother goddess who bestows love and compassion to devotees. She is one of the incarnations of goddess Parvati who is worshipped as ‘Skandamata’. Devotees worship
Introduction Goddess Kushmanda is the Supreme Energy who created the whole universe. She is the energy source not only for the creation of the entire universe but also for the
Introduction Goddess Chandraghanta is the ‘Shakti‘ who is war-ready to protect her devotees from evil forces. Therefore, devotees worship Goddess on the Third Day of Navratri. While Goddess Shailputri and
Introduction Goddess Brahmacharini is the ‘Shakti’, we worship on the 2nd day of Navratri. In the previous article ‘Goddess Shailaputri: worshiping whom on the 1st day of Navratri can bring
Goddess Shailaputri is called the daughter of Mountain King Himalaya. She is the first manifestation of goddess Navdurga and therefore worshipped on the First Day of Navratri.
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