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of Vishnu Jagat Mayam.
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Now enters Sri Rama with a bow and arrow proclaiming his ideal of ideals - "one arrow, one wife and one word".
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| Andhra Pradesh |
Tamil Nadu
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The Sthalapurana of this ancient kshetra narrates several soul-lifting episodes exuding Rama
mahima, said to have taken
place here in the preceding yugas.
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Among the several temples that brought
immortality to this centuries old pilgrim town, Sri
Ramaswamy Alayam takes pride of place
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| Karnataka |
Kerala |
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The inimitable glory of Vijayanagar empire filled
every genre of literature and each branch of fine
arts to such magnitude that the posterity neither
recreates such splendour, nor mother.
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Lying between the tributaries - Polar and Vegavathi, and at close quarters of
Kanchipuram.
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| Uttar Pradesh
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Madhya Pradesh |
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The origin of this temple dates back to distant
past and is linked up with the illustrious
humanist sage Raibya Hishi, who did austure
tapascharya here for long, propitiating
Mahavishnu, the protector of fourteen worlds.
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Madhya Pradesh, nick named as India's 'middle
land' has scores of monuments displaying a
distinct characteristic culture- combination of
Hindu-Islam styles of architecture.
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| Orissa |
West Bengal |
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Although, the unbounded spectacular glory of
lord Jagannath of Puri has out shadowed the
natural brilliance and inherent eminence of
other gods in the state of Orissa, one comes
across here and there some small shrines built
for Sri Rama and a few others adorning Hindu
pantheon.
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Mithila and its environs are soaked with Sita
Rama mahima and its fragrance spread to the
four quarters of India; and it can be said without
least doubt of contradiction to the nooks and
corners of the world.
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| Himachal Pradesh |
Goa |
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Nestled in the snow-bound Himalayas, and
comparatively less advanced, this Himachal
Pradesh abounds in many hoary Hindu shrines
luring devotees throughout the year.
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Goa, 'the pearl of orient', with miles and miles of
coast line, famous as one of the world's most
beautiful beaches with silvery sands and palm
fringed rivers, though placed under Portugese
sovereignty for centuries, has not lost its
indigenous religion, nor its hoary traditions.
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| Rajasthan |
Jammu & Kashmir |
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The legendary Arbhudha kshetra is a veritable open-air museum of numerous shrinm built for
almost every faith of the principal religions of
the world.
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Although this famous shrine goes by the name
of Raghunathji Mandir, it has given asylum to
the Lord of Kailas, whose shrines are occupying
more than three fourths of this campus.
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