5 ancient temples of Bihar, where visitors come from every corner of the country, the history here is rich

Famous Temples Of Bihar: The state of Bihar has been rich in terms of art and history. There are many such places associated with mythological beliefs, which have been associated with Lord Surya, Mata Janaki, Sati, Bholenath. This is the reason that many such temples are still present here, about which many legends are told and this is the reason why every year lakhs of tourists come here with the hope to remove the suffering of the family and fulfill their wishes. If you also want to explore these places then we can help you. Here we are giving information about 5 famous temples of Bihar which are awake and a large number of people reach here for darshan.

5 famous ancient temples of Bihar

Janaki Temple, Sitamarhi
There is a grand Janaki Temple (Janaki Temple, Sitamarhi) in Punaura village, 5 kilometers west of Sitamarhi town, which is considered to be the birthplace of Mother Sita. There is a story related to this that once there was a severe famine in Mithila and King Janak was advised to plow the field. After worshiping Mahadev, when King Janak was plowing, then an earthen vessel came out from the ground, in which mother Sita was found in the infant state. Now there is a Haleshwar temple at this place and it is believed that a king named Videha got this Shiva temple constructed here for Putreshti Yagya. There is also a lake named Janaki Kund here, about which it is said that by taking a bath, children are born. Mother Sita’s marriage was also held at this place and the witness of this is the ancient Peepal tree still present today. Please tell that this place is located at a distance of about 4 hours from Patna, where the distance between is about 138 kilometers. You can also reach here by road and train.

Vishnupad Temple, Gone
Vishnupad Temple is situated on the banks of Mokshadayini Falgu river in Gaya district, which is also described in Ramayana. This temple is also known for its grandeur and grandeur. The height of this temple is about 100 feet while there are 44 pillars in the Sabha Mandap. Vishnupad temple has a 40 cm long footprint of Vishnu with nine symbols including Shankam, Chakram and Gadham. Please tell that it is made on a solid rock and silver work has been done on it. It is believed that the name of this magnificent temple was named after a demon named Gayasur. There is a long story behind this too. On the occasion of Pitrupaksha, a large crowd of devotees gather here and people reach here for offering to the ancestors. It is believed that seeing the feet of Lord Vishnu after Tarpan destroys all sorrows and the ancestors attain Punyalok. Please tell that the distance from Patna to here is about 100 kilometers and you can easily reach here by train, bus, taxi.

Mahavir Mandir, Patna
One of the oldest temples of the country, Mahavir Mandir of Patna (Mahavir Mandir, Patna). It is said to have been given a facelift in the 80s. It is believed that just by eating the prasad available from this temple, all kinds of diseases can be cured. People from every corner of the country come to visit this temple located very close to Patna Railway Station and make offerings. Although there is a crowd of devotees here throughout the day, but on Tuesdays and Saturdays there is a huge crowd. The special thing about this temple is that here the pair of Bajrang Bali ie two idols are present together.

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Patan Devi Temple, Patna
The history of Patan Devi Temple in Patna, the capital of Bihar, is considered very interesting. It is believed by the local people that this temple protects the city of Patna and hence the temple is also known as Rakshika Bhagwati Patneshwari. Patandevi temple is also one of the 51 Shaktipeeths where the thigh of Mata Sati had fallen. Idols of Mahalakshmi, Mahasaraswati and Mahakali are also installed inside this temple and worship is done here with great pomp during the days of Navratri. After marriage, the new couple reaches here for darshan and wishes for good luck and happy married life.

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Mithila Shakti Peeth, Darbhanga
Located in Darbhanga near the border of India and Nepal, this Mithila Shakti Peeth is considered one of the 52 Shaktipeeths. This Peeth has great importance in Sanatan Dharma. It is believed that the left shoulder of Goddess Sati had fallen at this place. The idol of Goddess Uma and Lord Mahodar is installed in this temple, for which people reach from far and wide to worship. Uma is worshiped in the form of Mahadevi in ​​this Shakti Peeth. Please tell that the distance from Patna to Darbhanga is 139 kms where you can go by train as well as by road. (Disclaimer: The information and information given in this article is based on general beliefs. Hindi news18 does not confirm these. Before implementing these, contact the concerned expert.)

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