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Rajasthan Temples Tour
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Govind Devji Temple, Jaipur |
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Karni Mata Temple, Deshnok |
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Birla Lakshmi-Narayan, Temple |
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Birla Temple, Jaipur |
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Vimal Vashi, Temple |
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Dilwara Jain Temples, Mount Abu |
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Brahma Temple, Pushkar |
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Pap Mochini Temple, Pushkar |
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Savitri Temple, Pushkar |
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Varah Temple, Pushkar |
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Eklingji Shiva Temple, Udaipur |
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Ranakpur Jain Temples |
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Shrinathji Temple, Nathwara |
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Shri Ramdev Temple, Ramdevra |
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Rishabhdevji Temple, Dhulev |
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Parshvanath Temple, Nakoda |
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Shrinathji Temple, Nathdwara |
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Ossian Temples, Jodhpur |
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Ossian Jain Temple, Jodhpur |
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Eklingji Temple, Udaipur |
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Galta Temple, Jaipur |
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Mehandipur Balaji Temple, Dausa |
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A tour to Rajasthan can be more exciting on the Palace on Wheels. This luxury train takes a weeklong tour; it starts its journey from the capital city of Delhi, moves onto the royal state of Rajasthan, and finally halts at the amazing Agra. A tour on this unique train is a royal way to explore the incredible land of India. |
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Home » Rajasthan Temples Tour
» Shri Ramdev Temple, Ramdevra
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| Shri Ramdev Temple, Ramdevra |
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| The Shrinathji temple, Nathdwara is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is located in Nathdwara, approximately 48km to the north of Udaipur. |
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A wonderful pilgrim centre which symbolises national unity and communal harmony as devotees of all religions come here to pay homage.
The majestic Shri Ramdev temple at Ramdevra, Runicha, 13 kms from Pokram in Jaisalmer district, houses the shrine of Ramdev. He is believed to have been incarnated on earth for the benefit of humanity and was born in the houses of Ajmalji in the Tomar Rajput family.
Since childhood, he performed many miracles ans won the hearts of the people. He also performed a miracle before him. He is also believed to have killed a domon called Bhairav.
Ramdevji chose Ramadevra as the place where he attained a Samadhj and went into a divine state of meditation. Nevertheless many people claim to have seem him on horse-back.
Fairs are held here twice a year when people flock to the temple and chant the glory of Ramsa Pir, so that their prayers may be answered. Many cultural events are also organised during this fair. |
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