Showing posts with label temples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label temples. Show all posts

Monday, 27 August 2012

Top Richest Temples in India


Recently treasures worth $20bn were found in Padmanabhaswamy temple, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. Six vaults piled with gold and jewels have been discovered in the temple that belonged to Travancore royalty. There were sacks of diamonds and tonnes of gold coins and jewellery that were lying untouched for hundreds of years. This makes the temple the richest in India. Here’s a list of the top five richest temples in India.

Tirumala Tirupati Venkateswara Temple:

The Tirupati temple at Andhra Pradesh is now the second richest temple in India. It gets visits from over 60,000 devotees every day.  Actor Amitabh Bachchan, a devotee of Tirupati’s Venkateswara deity, has made several generous donations to the temple including a whopping Rs 51 lakh. The temple gets up to Rs 650 crore in donations every year. The gold on the deity itself is 1000 kg!

Saibaba Temple, Shirdi:

Shrine to Saibaba, the Shirdi temple is the third richest in the nation.  It sees millions of devotees from different religions and castes everyday. The temple has gold and silver jewellery worth approximately Rs 32 crore and silver coins worth more than Rs 6 lakh. The temple gets donations worth Rs 350 crore every year.

Siddhivinayak, Mumbai:

This is one temple frequented by commoners and celebrities alike including the Bachchans, Shilpa Shetty and Deepika Padukone. The income of this temple including donations goes upto Rs 48 crore every year. The dome over Ganesha is coated in 3.7 kilos of gold that was donated by a Kolkata-based businessman.

Harmandir Sahib or the Golden temple, Punjab:

The holiest shrine in the Sikh religion has its walls decorated with wooden panels and elaborate gold and silver work. The palanquin that bears the Adi Granth is set with precious stones and has a golden canopy supported by silver poles. This holy place gets as many as 40,000 visitors a day.

Vaishno Devi, Kashmir:

This temple is one of the oldest in the country. It gets more than 4.5 million visitors every year and an income of Rs 500 crore annually.

Thursday, 10 November 2011

Shani Dev Temples, Shingnapur Village


Lord Shani Dev is worshipped in many Shani Dev Temples of India Shingnapur city is found in Ahmednagar district in Maharashtra state. Shingnapur village is about 170 km from my city the town of Nashik. We started our journey at 6:30 am within our house. It had been fascinating journey for me personally on a bike. Shirdi temple is found in the path Shingnapur. Therefore we created the first choice, take darshan of Sai Baba in Shirdi. We reached Shirdi at 09:15. In Shirdi, who spent three hours online. Shirdi temple may be an extremely important temple in India. It’s really known throughout India and abroad too. After taking darshan also Shirdiwale Prasad Sai Baba, we continue our journey Shingnapur. We felt a lot more after the break Shirdi.

The road Shingnapur was truly exceptional, why hadn't experienced a dilemma, using the bike. We reached Ghodegaon which is on the Ahmednagar-Aurangabad Road. Shingnapur village is simply 6 km from Ghodegaon. I additionally love my buddy was too thirsty we'd been looking for hotel water, consider the sugarcane juice vendor was there having a bull. And so i drank the juice of sugar cane. The new juice was very irritable too. The place of all Shingnapur is included with fields of sugar cane, along with local farmers bull underneath the yoke of the factory, the wheels to crush the cane and generate short amount of time juice.Following he entered the campus shingnapur Shani.
Whenever we went within the campus shingnapur, surprised me by stating that there was a college and the school doesn't have door. I had been in no way arrived at Shani Shingnapur only heard about the houses don't have any doors shingnapur, however I saw a realistic look at Shani Shingnapur. My brother left the bike shop Pooja material. The dealership said: You are able to park your bike before my store i presented dhotis and water for bathing due to the painting isn't permitted within the temple.

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