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Complete List of Famous Temples/Monasteries in India Famous Temples in India Complete List of Famous Temples/Monasteries in India www.Examsguruji.com Andhra Pradesh: Temple City/District Venkateshwara Temple Tirumala Kanka Durga Temple Vijaywada Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga Srisailam Mahanandi Temple Nandyal,Kurnool Veerbhadra Temple Lepakshi Yaganti Temple Kurnool District Arunachal Pradesh: Temple City/District Tawang Monastery Tawang Parshuram Kund Lohit District Malinithan Lower Siang District Assam: Temple City/District Kamakhya Temple Kamakhaya Bihar: Temple City/District Mahabodhi Temple Bodhgaya Jal Mandir Pawapuri www.Examsguruji.com for Tons of Material Page 1 Complete List of Famous Temples/Monasteries in India www.Examsguruji.com Patna Sahib Patna Vishnupad Mandir Gaya Mangal Gauri Temple Gaya Chhatisgarh: Temple City/District Bambleshwari Temple Rajnandgaon Mahamaya Temple Bilaspur Danteshwari Temple Bastar Gujarat: Temple City/District Dwarkadhish Temple Dwarka Aksharadham Temple Gandhinagar Somnath Temple Somnath Ambaji Temple Ambaji Himachal Pradesh: Temple City/District Jwalamukhi Temple Kangra Tabo Monastery Tabo Namgyal Monastery Dharamshala www.Examsguruji.com for Tons of Material Page 2 Complete List of Famous Temples/Monasteries in India www.Examsguruji.com Jammu and Kashmir: Temple City/District Amarnath Temple Pahalgam Vaishno Devi Temple Katra Shankaracharya Temple Srinagar Hemis Monastery Ladakh Thiksey Monastery Ladakh Diskit Monastery Ladakh Jharkhand: Temple City/District Baidyanath Temple Deogarh Bindudham Barharwa Maluti Temples Jharkhand Chinnamasta Temple Rajrappa Karnataka: Temple City/District Virupaksha Temple Hampi Vitthala Temple Hampi Pattabhirama Temple Hampi Chamundeshwari Temple Mysore Gommateshwara Temple Mysore Namdroling Monastery Mysore www.Examsguruji.com for Tons of Material Page 3 Complete List of Famous Temples/Monasteries in India www.Examsguruji.com Kerala: Temple City/District Padmanabhaswamy Temple Thiruvananthapuram Sabrimala Temple Pathanamhitta Madhya Pradesh: Temple City/District Sanchi Stupa Sanchi Khajuraho Temple Khajuraho Omkareshwar Temple Khandwa Maharashtra: Temple City/District Shani Shingnapur Ahmednagar Siddhi Vinayak Temple Mumbai Shirdi Sai Baba Temple Shirdi Manipur: Temple City/District Shree Govindjee Temple Imphal Meghalaya: Temple City/District Nartiang Durga Temple Meghalaya www.Examsguruji.com for Tons of Material Page 4 Complete List of Famous Temples/Monasteries in India www.Examsguruji.com Mizoram: Temple City/District Solomon’s Temple Aizawl Nagaland: Temple City/District Dimapur Kalibari Temple Dimapur Odisha: Temple City/District Lingaraja Temple Bhabaneswar Mukteshvara Temple Bhabaneswar Jagannath Temple Puri Punjab: Temple City/District Golden Temple Amritsar Rajasthan: Temple City/District Shrinathji Temple Nathdwara Dilwara Temples Mount Abu Jain Temple Ranakpur www.Examsguruji.com for Tons of Material Page 5 Complete List of Famous Temples/Monasteries in India www.Examsguruji.com Sikkim: Temple City/District Kirateshwar Mahadev Temple Gyalshing Enchey Monastery Gangtok Rumtek Monastery Gangtok Tamil Nadu: Temple City/District Ranganathaswamy Temple Tamil Nadu Meenakshi Temple Madurai Shore Temple Mahabalipuram Sripuram Golden Temple Sripuram Brihadisvara Temple Thanjavur Chennakeshava Temple Belur Nataraja Temple Chidambaram Annamalaiyar Temple Tiruvannamalai Kanchi Kailasanathar Temple Kanchipuram Uttarakhand: Temple City/District Badrinath Temple Badrinath Kedarnath Temple Kedarnath Gangotri Temple Gangotri Yamunotri Temple Yamunotri www.Examsguruji.com for Tons of Material Page 6 Complete List of Famous Temples/Monasteries in India www.Examsguruji.com Har ki Puri Haridwar Neelkanth Mahadev Rishikesh Uttar Pradesh: Temple City/District Kashi Vishwanath Temple Varanasi West Bengal: Temple City/District Dakshineswar Temple Kolkata Kalighat Kali Temple Kolkata Ghoom Monastery Darjeeling www.Examsguruji.com for Tons of Material Page 7 .
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