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The site India Travel Destinations offers you tour booking
and online tour reservations for temple tours to the northeastern
state of Assam, India. This state has a rich cultural heritage
and has also been mentioned in the ancient Indian scriptures
as Pragjyotisa.
There are several temples that are worth paying a visit
to during your temple tours to Assam, India. Some of these
temples are Kamakhya Devi temple, Surya Pahar temple, Hayagriva
temple, Umananda Temple and the Shiva Temple.
The Kamakhya Devi temple is located at a little distance
from Guwahati, the capital city of Assam, India. The Kamakhya
Devi Temple in Assam, India is an important religious site
that you may visit during your temple tours to Assam, India.
This temple is regarded as one of the main Shakti shrines
in India. The Kamakhya Devi Temple is situated on top of the
Neelachala Parvat that is popularly known as Kamagiri. According
to historical records this ancient temple was destroyed in
the 16th century and was reconstructed in the 17th century.
The temple deity is known as Kalika Purana.
The Hayagriva Temple is located at Hajo in Assam in
India. This temple is dedicated to Hayagriva, an incarnation
of the Hindu deity Lord Vishnu. While on temple tours to this
region you will find that the walls of this ancient temple
are adorned with sculptures of Dasavataras that depict Lord
Buddha as an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
The Umanand Temple is located at Bhasmachala in Assam
in India. This is another interesting temple that you may
visit during your temple tours to Assam, India. According
to legend the Hindu deity Lord Shiva burnt the god of desire
Kama to ashes.
The Surya Pahar Temple is located in Goalpara in Assam,
India. You must visit this ancient temple during your temple
tours to Assam in India. This ancient temple is an important
center of sun worship in Assam, India.
The Shiva Temple located near Golaghat in Assam, India
is another interesting temple site that you may visit during
your temple tours to Assam, India. The main Bana Lingam that
is situated in the main sanctum of the temple has a number
of Shiva Lingams carved on it.
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