Hello friends, how are you guys, i hope you all are good and doing well in your life and enjoying #travel ...
today I am going to tell you the travelogue, where I had done a few days ago.
I visited here after a long time because due to lack of time, I did not even post any post for a long time and could not go anywhere, so traveling here was very relaxing for me.
So today I am going to talk about the world's famous temple Jageshwar Temple, which was built thousands of years ago in just one night, in which about 108 big and small temples have been built. If you are interested in history, then you must know that The temple here was built during the Katyuri reign about 1000 years ago, so you can imagine that how this temple would have been built in one night, there are many mysteries associated with it, but this temple is still as it is today.
There are big trees and a beautiful river flows nearby, as you can see in the picture, every year thousands of tourists come here to visit, many of whom come from other countries and meditate and worship here. Why is it a very religious place and people like to go here a lot, here you will get to see many such things which you have never seen before and photography is prohibited at some places, due to which you have to go here and see with your eyes. Must see here is a very popular legend here there is such an idol which has a lamp on its hand and it always burns and it is believed that it is held by the hands of the idol here the lamp moves downwards every year and if If ever it touches the earth, then the earth will end that day, what is the logic behind it, I do not know about it, but the lamp always burns.
It was here, its historical information, now I will tell you the geographical information here and
This is a group of temples situated on a mountain, where about 108 small and big temples have been built, around which there are trees which are always cool. provide air to reach here you have to come to any main station of india like delhi kolkata mumbai etc from there you can reach uttarakhand via bus train and taxi its about 90 kms from haldwani of uttarakhand where Only taxi you can come through this bus through taxi and bus you will reach Almora and from there you can come to Jageshwar through taxi. The distance from Almora to Jageshwar is about 25 kilometers because it is a cold place. Hai tu most of the travelers come here to spend their summer holidays.
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The multi-year-old temple is a strange thing that makes me read and enjoy it, I hope I will be destined to visit one day when it is my right time.
I wish Your good time will come soon ❤️
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This is an ancient temple and you have shared some nice photos. Nice place and great clicks that you shared.
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That’s a huge tree. It’s heartwarming to see that historical sites like that are still being preserved and cared for so that modern and future generations can see evidence of humanity’s great past.
Everything that we keep will be useful to us as well as to our future generations.