We all know how diverse India is, with its varied culture, blessed topography, bountiful destinations to visit and the architectural monuments that are famous for. Amongst all these, India is also known for its temples. If you take a glance from North to South, there is a hefty number of pilgrimage sites in our nation that would take you a year’s time to visit all those. But, here in this blog, I have mentioned the top pilgrimage sites to visit coz a visit to these is truly cherishable for a lifetime. So, start your journey right from;
1. Vrindavan-
The land of the Rani Radha and the abode of Lord Krishna, Vrindavan is one of the highly commemorated and adored pilgrimage sites of India that holds several temples, all highly architectured in the best ways. The Banke Bihari Temple and the Prem Mandir are the temples that are to behold off with magnificent shrines of Lord Krishna and to experience the serenity of the place. Kesi Ghat is yet another temple of this place where one can take a dip on the banks of the river Yamuna.
2. Rameshwaram-
Situated on the tip of the Indian peninsula, Rameshwaram welcomes hoards of devotees from all over the nation. The awe-striking point is the 12 Jyotirlinga that this temple is blessed with. It is to be believed that Lord Rama himself installed the Ramalingam inside the temple and hence this is preserved by the authorities of Tamil Nadu. Another feature of its attraction is the sandstone and intricately carved walls that depict the beauty of the minute artwork.
3. Bodhgaya-
Bodhgaya is a place in Bihar that is approximately 12km from the city of Gaya where the young prince Siddharta started his quest for enlightenment. He was successful as he discovered the eightfold path and attained Bodhisattva. Mahabodhi Temple of this place, built during the reign of Asoka was the first of its kind in India constructed with bricks. Never miss this place from your travel bucket.
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