Popular Mysterious Temples of India

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Most Popular and Mysterious Temples of India
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Description

• The heading Mysterious temples in India itself
  says a lot. India is complete of many Mysterious
  temples. Here you'll get a list of Mysterious
  temples in India. In early age history, the
  temples are built in line with Vastu. Without
  astronomy, no temples are built. Some temples in
  India that are neither built according to Vastu,
  astronomy, the thriller of these temples have
  been known to the unsolved till date.Here you can
  explore the most Mysterious temples of
  India where every year large amount of Visitors
  of visit there.

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• 1.Mahendipur Balaji Temple
• In the sleepy little Dausa district of Rajasthan,
  hundreds of devotees flip up at Mahendipur Balaji
  Temple to rid themselves of ghosts, demons and
  other evil spirits every day. Offering penance in
  excessive ways, pouring boiling water on oneself,
  putting from the ceiling, chaining themselves to
  partitions, and banging their heads in opposition
  to the walls is stated to rid someone of all
  matters evil. One of the maximum mysterious
  temples in India, Balaji temple is also famed for
  being in all likelihood the most effective
  location in India where exorcisms by way of
  clergymen are nonetheless carried out.

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• 2. Kamakhya Devi Temple, Assam
• Perched atop the Nilachal Hill in
  Guwahati, Assam is living the Maa Kamakhya Devi
  Temple, one of the most well-known temples in
  India. It is one of the oldest of the 51 Shakti
  Peethas within the Indian subcontinent. The
  temple does not have a sculpture to worship,
  however, what it does have is the yoni or vagina
  of Devi Sati, the spouse of Lord Shiva, covered
  with a crimson silk sari.Every year at some stage
  in monsoon, the goddess menstruates, and the
  temple is closed down for three days. It is also
  whilst the Tantric fertility festival or
  Ambubachi Mela is widely known here, till the
  fourth day whilst the temple reopens.

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• 3. Venkateshwara temple
• Most temples rely upon services and donations
  from devotees for their welfare, however, there
  are some that have cornered a lucrative, albeit
  unusual, market. Selling human hair to the
  Western countries. The Venkateshwara temple is
  the home of Lord Vishnu, a god that accepts human
  hair as a image of sacrifice.The temple,
  absolutely one of the most historic temples in
  India, has two large halls lined with the aid of
  barbers, who are chargeable for shaving the hair
  off more than 12,000 pilgrims each day, achieving
  nearly seventy five heaps of hair annually and
  earning extra than 6.five million USD.