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Rajasthan is a state of myriad temples and mosques, shrines and legends. The people of Rajasthan believe deeply in religion, and prayers and offerings are a regular affair. Here is a list of some of the more popular places of religious worship in Rajasthan.
Ranakpur Temple (Ranakpur)
Ranakpur is the most famous of all Jain temples in Rajasthan. It is widely known for its marble structure and is said to be the most spectacular of the Jain temples. Light colored marble has been used in constructing this temple.
Dargah Ajmer Sharif (Ajmer)
Dargah Shariff also known as Ajmer Sharif is a huge crowd puller for the city of Ajmer. People of all faiths visit the Dargah, which is the resting place of Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti who left for heavenly abode in 1256 AD after a six day prayer in solitude. These six days are celebrated every year as the annual Urs fair. The shrine was erected by the famous Mughal ruler Humayun. The tomb is built of marble and is close to the magnificent mosque built by Shah Jahan. The dome of the tomb is plated with gold!
Dilwara Temples (Mount Abu)
The Dilwara Temples are located two and a half kilometers from Rajasthan's only hill station - Mount Abu Dilwara five in terms of perfection and beauty of architecture. The intricately carved imagery over the ceilings, doorways, pillars and panels is breathtaking!
Brahma Temple (Pushkar)
The Brahma temple in Pushkar is one of Rajasthan's most popular tourist attractions. Situated right in the centre of the bustling temple town of Pushkar, known for its hippie tourists and dreadlocked sadhus, the Brahma temple receives a lot of attention.
Govind Devji Temple (Jaipur)
The Govind Dev Ji Temple is a major tourist attraction in the city of Jaipur. The Temple is dedicated to Govind Dev Ji (Lord Krishna). There is an idol of Radha and Krishna.
Dadhimati Mata Temple (Nagaur)
Dedicated to the goddess Dadhimati, this temple is one of the oldest surviving temples in northern India. Dadhimati is Avtar of Goddess Lamxi. It was built in the 4th century A.D. and has depictions of Valimiki's Ramyana all over the interiors.
Rajasthan is a state of myriad temples and mosques, shrines and legends. The people of Rajasthan believe deeply in religion, and prayers and offerings are a regular affair. Here is a list of some of the more popular places of religious worship in Rajasthan.
Ranakpur Temple (Ranakpur)
Ranakpur is the most famous of all Jain temples in Rajasthan. It is widely known for its marble structure and is said to be the most spectacular of the Jain temples. Light colored marble has been used in constructing this temple.
Dargah Ajmer Sharif (Ajmer)
Dargah Shariff also known as Ajmer Sharif is a huge crowd puller for the city of Ajmer. People of all faiths visit the Dargah, which is the resting place of Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti who left for heavenly abode in 1256 AD after a six day prayer in solitude. These six days are celebrated every year as the annual Urs fair. The shrine was erected by the famous Mughal ruler Humayun. The tomb is built of marble and is close to the magnificent mosque built by Shah Jahan. The dome of the tomb is plated with gold!
Dilwara Temples (Mount Abu)
The Dilwara Temples are located two and a half kilometers from Rajasthan's only hill station - Mount Abu Dilwara five in terms of perfection and beauty of architecture. The intricately carved imagery over the ceilings, doorways, pillars and panels is breathtaking!
Brahma Temple (Pushkar)
The Brahma temple in Pushkar is one of Rajasthan's most popular tourist attractions. Situated right in the centre of the bustling temple town of Pushkar, known for its hippie tourists and dreadlocked sadhus, the Brahma temple receives a lot of attention.
Govind Devji Temple (Jaipur)
The Govind Dev Ji Temple is a major tourist attraction in the city of Jaipur. The Temple is dedicated to Govind Dev Ji (Lord Krishna). There is an idol of Radha and Krishna.
Dadhimati Mata Temple (Nagaur)
Dedicated to the goddess Dadhimati, this temple is one of the oldest surviving temples in northern India. Dadhimati is Avtar of Goddess Lamxi. It was built in the 4th century A.D. and has depictions of Valimiki's Ramyana all over the interiors.
