VASHNAV DEVI

Vashnav devi-is located in northside of India in a state named Jammu and Kashmir. Every day hundereds of pillgrims go to see this temple from all around India.This temple is located in himalyan range. It's a scared place. If you ever get a chance to go to India go to this place. You have to travell 14 killometers by foot to reach there if you can't walk there are mules which will take you upto there. Legend has it that Vaishno Devi took the cave for her home upon being chased by a demon, Bhairon, whom she slayed outside the shrine. A visit to the temple dedicated to Bhairon who was absolved of his sin before he died, is an obligatory part of the pilgrimage. All pilgrims are required to get passes at Katra for the yatra (pilgrimage) which continues round the year. In the winter, snow can often block the route, but summer nights are ideal for the uphill ascent. To facilitate pilgrims the entire route has been electrically lit, The sanctum sanctorum and there is overnight accommodation available at the shrine. Shore Temple

Pillgrims to Amarnath

Amarnath- This picture is showing pillgrims going to Amarnath. This place is also located in the north side of India. It's open only in spring because the temperature of this area is very low and the area is not developed. I didn't get the picture of the temple but I know that every summer a "Shivling"of ice forms here, that's why this temple is so important

The Holy Amarnath is Situated in a narrow gorge at the farther end of Lidder valley, Amarnath stands at 3,888 m and is 44.8 km from Pahalgam and 141 km from Srinagar. Though the original pilgrimage subscribes that the yatra be undertaken from Srinagar, the more common practise is to begin journey at Pahalgam, and cover the distance to Amarnath and back in five days.

GANESH JI

This temple is dedicated to Vishwanath (Shiva as the Lord of the universe). The original temple was destroyed by Aurangzeb, who then built a mosque over it. Traces of the earlier temple can be seen behind the mosque. The present temple is across the road from the original temple. It was built by Ahalyabai of Indore in 1776. The gold plating of the spires was done in the Victoria memorial

Haridwar - this place is located in Uttar Pradesh. Importance of this place is that a scared river known as ganges flows there. Lots of pilligrims take bath in this river and it is believed that whoever takes bath in this river his whole life will become sacred.

Temple of Jagarnath

Kamakshi Amman temple

The Kamakshi Amman temple is the hub of all religious activities in Kanchipuram. The temple is also in closer control of the Sankara Mutt, unlike the other temples which are governed either by the Department of Archeology, Government of India, or the Hindu Temples Department of the Tamilnadu Government. Built by the kings of the Chola empire in 14 A.D.

Kanyakumari

Varadaraja perumal temple

VARADARAJA PERUMAL TEMPLE This temple is the heart of Vishnu Kanchi. This is an extremely large temple with abundant sculptures. This temple is made up of several sub-shrines. This is also called the Devaraja Swamy temple.

Kank temple

Temple of tirupatibalaji

Tirupati, one of the richest temples in the country, is the most venerated Vaishnavite shrine of Lord Venkateswara. It was patronised by the Pallavas, the Cholas, the Pandyas and the Vijayanagar kings. 130 kms from the city of Madras (Chennai), this temple is located in the southern Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh. Tiru' in Tamil means `Sri'. Hence Tirupati translates to Sripati or Sri Maha Vishnu.