Kanpur Temples Darshan, Varanasi – Gaya Srartham rituals, Allahabad Sangam Snan , Gaya Temples
Index of contents
1.0 Introduction
This blog describes Kanpur Temples Darshan and Varanasi – Gaya Srartham rituals.Gaya Temple details are given. An exhaustive blog of Varanasi Temples can be seen in 4 parts: In Part 1 of the blog, Varanasi temples List, Executed Plan for Darshan, Details of Ashta Vinayak Temples & Hanuman Temples are given. In Part 2 Details of Shiva Temples, Bhairav Temples & Vishnu Temples of Varanasi are given . In Part 3 , Details of Nav Durga Temples, Nav Gauri Temples & Other Devi Temples are given. In Part 4 Details of Dwadash Aditya temples & Varanasi Ghats are given .
2.0 Implemented Tour Plan
| 16-10-2005 1540 Hrs Hyderabad to Delhi 1740 Hrs by IC 432 |
| 16-10-2005 Delhi 2335 Hrs to Kanpur Place of stay 17-10-2005 0605 Hrs by Shram Shakti Exp 2452 |
| J.K. Temple, Sarvoday, Krishna Nagar Rd, Sarvodaya Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208001 |
| Baradevi Mandir, Baradevi, Juhi Kalan, Juhi, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208014 |
| Radha Madhav Mandir, Ved Veethika, K Block, Swatantara Senani Marg, Kidwai Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208011 |
| Shri Siddhivinayak Temple, Canal Rd, Dhana Khori, Mirpur, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208001 |
| Anandeshwar Temple, Anandeshwar Mandir Rd, Permat, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208001 |
| Stay @ place of stay |
| 18-10-2005 Morning ISKCON Temple Kanpur, Sri Sri Radha Madhava Mandir, Mainavati Marg, Bithoor Road, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208002 |
| Valmiki Ashram,73, Bithoor Rd, Maharshi Balmiki Nagar, Subedar Nagar, Bithoor, Uttar Pradesh 209201 |
| Brick Temple of Bhitargaon, Bhitargaon, Uttar Pradesh 209214 |
| 18-10-2005 1510 Hrs From Kanpur to Allahabad 1800 Hrs by Mahananda Express |
| Hotel Rahi Ilawart Tourist Bungalow, 35, Mahatma Gandhi Marg, Civil Lines, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh 211001 0532-2601440, 2604377 |
| Prayagraj Sangam Ganga and Ymuna , Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh 211008 |
| Adi Shankar Viman Mandap, Triveni Road, Road, Beni bandh, Himmat Ganj, Daraganj, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh 211006 |
| 19-10-2005 1610 Hrs from Allahabad to Varanasi by Kamayani Express 1925 Hrs |
| 20-10-2005 Srartham rituals |
| 21-10-2005 1625 Hrs Varanasi to Gaya 2141 Hrs by Doon Express 2141 Hrs |
| 22-10-2005 Gaya -Srartham rituals |
| Vishnupad Temple, Gol Bagicha, Gaya, Bihar 823001 |
| Maa Mangla Gauri Mandir, Mangla gauri Do, Shakti Peetham, Gaya, Bihar 823001 |
| 22-10-2005 Gaya 2153 Hrs to Delhi 23-10-2005 0950 Hrs by Rajdhani Exp |
| 23-10-2005 1850 Hrs Delhi to Hyderabad 2050 Hrs by IC 839 2050 Hrs |
Google Interactive map showing locations of temples in Kanpur, Allahabad, Varanasi and Gaya
3.0 Kanpur Temple Details
3.1 J.K. Temple
J.K. Temple is located at Sarvodaya Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh and is at 5 kms from Kanpur Railway Station..
J.K Temple (Juggilal Kamlapat temple) is considered to be a unique blend of ancient and modern architecture. The mandapa of the temple has been constructed with high roof for adequate ventilation of light and air. The temple was constructed by JK Trust and major maintenance expenses of the temple also comes from the trust fund. The temple is also popularly known as Radhakrishna Temple
Among the five shrines, the central one is dedicated to the main deity of the temple – Shri Radhakrishna. Other shrines are adorned with idols of Shri Laxminarayan, Shri Ardhanarishwar, Shri Narmadeshwar and Shri Hanuman. There are three ponds inside the campus on west, north and south sides of the temple. JK Temple is open all days of the week and visiting hours are 9:00 am to 10:30 pm and 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm. Must have darshan..
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3.2 Baradevi Mandir
Baradevi Mandir, Baradevi is located at Juhi Kalan, , Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh and is at a distance of 4 kms from Kanpur Railway Station.
This notable temple has a fascinating architecture in an Awadh style . The temple was constructed in ancient times and is one of the oldest temples in the city of Kanpur that is present till date. It is believed to be more than 1000 years old.Local residents frequently visit this temple to seek her blessings and ask for forgiveness for their sinful acts and deeds.
There are 12 idols of Goddess in this temple. As per legend, once 12 sisters ran away from the house together to avoid their anger at the conflict with their father. All the sisters were established as idols in Kidwai Nagar. These 12 sisters who became stone became famous after many years as the Baradevi Temple. It is said that his father was also stoned by the curses of the sisters.
Devotees visit the temple in large numbers throughout the year. This temple is a religious place for Hindus. On this, people of all castes and religions offer prayers. The chanting of the mantras of the Goddess in the temple takes place day and night, the temple is a great place for the devotees to enjoy happiness, peace and health.
On special occasions and festivals such as- Navratri and Durga Pooja, devotees visit this temple along with their relatives, family or friends to seek the blessings of the goddess on these auspicious festivities. Goddess Followers also come on special Fridays to pay homage to Goddess.
The temple is open from 6 am to 7 pm. Must have darshan.
3.3 Radha Madhav Mandir
Radha Madhav Mandir is located at Ved Veethika, Kidwai Nagar, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
This famous temple is dedicated to Radha and Lord Krishna. The idols in the centre are the major attraction for the entire complex. Temple has unique latticed towers a fusion of traditional design and modern possibilities will extend ninety-eight feet above the highest point of the hilltop. Inside the temple premise, the carved stone, wood, and marble bring to life the advanced artistry of ancient India in devotion to Lord Krishna. It is scripturally based on the Sanskrit text Bhagavad-Gita. It is basically established to serve as a centre for India’s greatest glory Vedic knowledge and culture.
Janmashtami preparation takes place in full swing in South Indian states too. Many sweets and delicious delicacies are made on this occasion however ladoos and chakkulis stand out as they are believed to be the favourite of the Mahaprabhu. Arghya Pradana is the most important part of the celebration that involves offering of milk and water to the Lord which includes tiger dance performance by musicians followed by other cultural programs.The temple timings are from 6 am to 7 pm. Must have darshan
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3.4 Shri Siddhivinayak Temple
Shri Siddhivinayak Temple is located at Mirpur, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.In this temple, Ganesh Ji’s eight incarnation idols are established. This temple looks like a home from outside with a statue of Ganesh Ji about 60 feet.
Ganeshji’s eight avatars were taken by the Ganpati to destroy monsters born in every era. Actually, these eight avatars were taken by Lord Ganesha to protect people from eight kinds of self-destructing habits– Kaam, Krodh, Mad, Lobh, Matsar, Moh, Ahankar and Agyan. Hindu mythology says that these eight elements contribute the most to affecthuman lives. The following are the eight avatars of Lord Ganesha.: Vakratunda, Ekdanta, Mahodara, Gajanana, Lambodara, Vikata,Vighnaraj & Dhumravana .
The eight incarnations of Lord Ganesha are considered very amazing. In these eight incarnations, there is Brahma, Vishnu, Rudra, and Indra whereas on the other side there are fire, air, sun, and moon. On every Wednesday large amount of devotees visit this temple for offering prayers.
3.5 Anandeshwar Temple
Anandeshwar Temple,is located at , Permat, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Anandeshwar Temple devoted to Lord Shiva.is situated on the banks of the Ganges. Here, small and big temples of all deities are established. The Anandeshwar Temple was built in the 18th century.
The specialty of the Anandeshwar temple is that more than one hundred bells are in the temple and the main gate of 12 windows. The ‘Shiva Linga of this temple is Swayambu -self manifested..
As per the legend, it is believed that at this place Karna used to worship every day during Mahabharata period. When Karna came to perform his pooja, during a worship, a cow which name is Anandi, dropped her whole milk at the same place. The cow’s behavior was very strange for owner. The owner of the cow gathered the villagers and excavated the place, the villagers got the Shiv Linga in the land which is still in the temple. The villagers thought that Shiv Linga should be placed to good location. But even after lot of efforts, Shiv Linga did not move from that place and hence the temple of Lord Shiva was established at that place and the name of the temple was placed on the basis of the cow name of Aandi, which is still famous by this name.
The festival of Shiva Ratri is celebrated with great fanfare in the Anandeshwar temple. On every Monday in the month of Savan, millions of devotees come to Lord Shiva’s philosophy. In the Anandeshwar temple, devotees offer Gangaajal to Lord Shiva Linga on every Monday for fulfill their wishes.
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3.6 ISKCON Temple Kanpur
ISKCON Kanpur’s Sri Sri Radha Madhav Temple is located in Mainavati Marg, at Bithoor, 4 km away from Kanpur. The Temple is on a twelve acre plot on the Bithoor road is near the River Ganges. This gigantic temple has courtyards, Vedic ashram, and a special pond with musical fountains, Govinda’s restaurant and seminar halls.
ISKCON KANPUR is a Hare Krishna temple, community,ashram and Gaushalla dedicated to the practice and prpogation of bhakti-yoga or loving service to Sri Krishna, the Supreme Person (God). It is a branch of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), a worldwide spiritual movement founded by His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, in New York City in 1966. Under the guidance of His Holiness Gopal Krishna Goswami and Sriman Devakinandan Das, ISKCON Kanpur is home to a loving community of practicing Hare Krishna devotees and dedicated monks.
The altar has marble idols of Radha and Madhav in colourful dresses and small idols of Ram, Sita, Laxman and Hanuman. ISKCON runs a cow shelter and a Govinda’s restaurant in the city where sweets, salty snacks and fruit juices are sold. There is a shop inside the temple selling gift items, books like Bhagavad Geeta and children’s story books based on Indian epics. Jagannath Rath Yatra, Janmashtami, Diwali and Holi are celebrated with fervor here.
3.7 Valmiki Ashram
Located in Bithoor district of Kanpur, Valmiki Ashram is one of the most sacred tourist places in Kanpur .The ashram is marked by its simplistic architecture and peaceful vibes
Being reckoned as the place where saint Valmiki wrote the great epic Ramayana, this Ashram bears a lot of significance in Indian mythology. It also comprises a small pond called Sita Kund and three temples where you can spend some time away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The temple also has a beautiful idol of Maharishi Valmiki which appears just as lively as its surroundings. This Ashram was also the residence of Goddess Sita during her exile.
3.8 Dwarka Dhish, Kanpur
Dwarka Dhish temple is located at Kamla tower, Naughara, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh .Dwarkadheesh temple is dedicated to the Dhish of Dwarka or the king of Dwarka, which is Lord Krishna. Situated near Kamla Tower of Kanpur, this is one of the few temples which piously follows all the rituals. It has many visitors everyday coming to seek the blessings of the Lord Krishna from around the city.
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3.9 Brick Temple of Bhitargaon
Brick Temple of Bhitargaon is located at Bhitargaon, Uttar Pradesh , 35 kms from Kanpur. It is an ancient Hindu temple, the largest Indian brick temple to survive from the time of the Gupta Empire. Despite being heavily restored, a number of original features remain and is dated to the late 5th century.
The Bhitargaon Temple is a terraced brick building fronted with a terracotta panel. Built in the 5th century during the Gupta period, It is the oldest remaining brick/terracotta Hindu shrine with a roof and a high shikhara, though its upper chamber did sustain some damage in the 18th century.
The temple is built on a square plan with double-recessed corners and faces east. There is a tall pyramidal spire over the garbhagriha. The walls are decorated with terracotta panels depicting aquatic monsters, Shiva and Vishnu etc. When Alexander Cunningham (First Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India, 1871) first visited the site, he called this as the ‘Hindu architecture ’ which was peculiar to India. Must visit to admire the ancient marvel.
4.0 Gaya sraaddha
It is every son’s duty to go to Gaya after the demise of his parents and conduct Gaya sraaddha. Apart from delighting the pitrus his act bestows eminence on his family as well.. I performed the same in the following way :
18-10-2005 Prayaag Sangam Snan (bath) in the Triveni and Hiranya Sraaddha , puja at Triveni with the assistance of the Panda and return to Varanasi 19-10-2005 Perform Ganga snana (bathe in the river Ganga) under the Mahasankalpa, do Tirtha Sraaddha etc. at Kasi, 22-10-2005 Perform Gaya sraaddha at Gaya. As per the procedures, Pancha Ganga ghat sraaddha and Dampati puja (worship by a couple) are to be carried out after Gaya rituals and return to Varanasi. However due to exigencies, I had to return to Hyderabad and so performed these on 21-10-2005 itself at Varanasi, .
Three Vaidika karmas are important at Kasi :1. Ganga snana 2. Tirtha sraaddha 3. Darshan of Annapoorna Visalakshi sameta Viswanatha Swami and of Kala Bhairava
4.1 Prayagraj Sangam
Sangam in Sanskrit means the confluence of two or more rivers. In the literal sense, it means union. Triveni Sangam is the union of three rivers – in Prayagraj, the Ganga, the Yamuna, and the invisible Saraswati meet. The point of their meeting is called Triveni Sangam.
The Sangam is the place where the clear waters of the Ganga merge with the greenish Yamuna and the underground Saraswati. This place in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh is believed to be the union of three Goddess, who are the consorts of the trinity – Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh. Ganga is the consort of Shiva, the Yamuna is the consort of Vishnu’s Krishna Avatar while Saraswati is the consort of Brahma. These three Goddess represent the trinity that is responsible for creation, sustenance, and destruction.
Moreover, Ganga symbolises dispassion, Yamuna represents devotion while Saraswati epitomises knowledge. All these are also the traits of the trinity. Brahma is knowledge, Vishnu is devotion and Shiva is dispassion. Therefore, by taking a dip at Sangam, one can seek the blessings of the three Goddess and the trinity.
As per the legend, Vishnu was carrying a Kumbh (pot) of amrit (nectar), when a scuffle broke out and four drops were spilled. They fell to earth at the four Tirthas of Prayag, Haridwar, Nasik and Ujjain. A tirtha is a place where the devout can attain salvation. The event is commemorated every three years by the Kumbh Mela, held at each tirtha in turn; the Sangam is known as Tirtharaj, the ‘King of Tirthas’ and here the Kumbh is held once in every twelve years, which is the greatest and holiest of all.
It is here that the Kumbh Mela, the holy congregation of the Sadhus, saints and the devotees takes place It is said that by taking a dip at the Sangam, one can rid himself/herself of all his sins and attain Moksha. This confluence relieves devotees from the vicious cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.
The Maha Kumbh Mela is the largest religious congregation in India, attended by millions. The over month-long fair is marked by the construction of a massive tented township, complete with cottages, huts, platforms, civic facilities, administrative and security measures. It is organized immaculately by the government, the local authorities and the police.
Prayaag derives its name from a magnificent Yaga conducted in this city by Brahma with three agni’s (fires) – Aahavaneeyam in the east, Gaarhapatyam in the west and Dakshinaagni in the south. Prayaag, also called ‘Tretagni Prayaag’ for this reason, is situated to the west of Ganga, north of Yamuna and south of Akshaya Vata. The Rig Veda accords Prayaag a very special place. Bhagiratha, as we all know, was responsible for bringing Ganga to the earth. Thanks to his prodigiousachievement, not only did the pitrus of Bhagiratha but those of countless other human beings since then have been blessed by Ganga Mata.
Normally pilgrims from south come to Prayaag first after alighting in Allahabad, complete the rites here and then proceed to Kasi.
After the 18-day war of Mahabharat Yudhishtra realizes that along with his brothers he has been responsible for the deaths of countless blood relations of theirs, he is dumbstruck by the enormity of the sin that would accrue to them. He seeks from Markandeya the way for absolution of the sins. Markandeya tells Yudhishtra that going to Prayaag is the surest – nay, the only way to absolve himself and his brothers of the killing of his blood relations. and the mere setting of foot on its soil has the force equal to the conduct of an ‘Aswamedha Yaga’.
Accordingly Yudhishtra goes to Prayaag and performs penance as directed, and acquires the powerand glory that equip him with the ability to do great Yagas later, including the Rajasuya Yaga. He also gets the title of ‘Dharma Raja’, or Rightful King.Must visit Prayagraj Sangam and take bath and carry out the rituals for our ancestors.
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4.2 Adi Shankar Viman Mandap
Adi Shankar Viman Mandap is located at Daraganj, Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and located north of the famous Triveni Sangam on the left banks of river Ganga, this four story temple is built in memory of Adi Shankaracharya. Architecture style is South Indian Vimana style.
This temple is near to sangam and bade Hanuman temple (walking distance). Entry fees to the temple is Rs 5/-. Its a three story temple, on ground floor Kamakshi Devi, on first floor Tirupati Balaji and second floor Shivaji. Its a south Indian style temple.
Photography of idols is prohibited. But from second floor view of river and bridge on ganga river is very beautiful.
This 130 feet high shrine boasts a South Indian style of architecture . This popular Hindu temple in Prayagraj is known for housing the idols of various Hindu deities including Jagatguru Adi Shankaracharya, Kumari Bhatt, Kamakshi Devi, Yogshahstra Sahastrayoga Linga and Tirupati Balaji. Around the temple, there are located other Hindu shrines like Laxmi Narayan Temple, Shri Ramanandacharya Math, Radha Krishna Gopal Temple and more.
This popular Prayagraj pilgrimage site remains open all days of the week. From morning until evening, one can visit it on every day. Shankar Viman Mandapam can be visited all year round. Winter season is however the best time to visit the temple. The winter season marks its start in Prayagraj, with the month of October. The city’s environment stays good during the season , especially in favour of tourism. The season ends in February..
4.3 Vishnupad Mandir, Gaya
Vishnupad Mandir is located at Chand Chaura, Gaya, Bihar. The temple is located in Gaya, Bihar, India on the bank of the river Phalgu, marked by a footprint of Lord Vishnu known as Dharmasila, incised into a block of basalt. Atop the structure is a 50-kilo gold flag, donated by a devotee, Gayapal Panda Bal Govind Sen.
The temple was erected during 1787 by Queen Ahilyabai. A beautiful sacred place on the banks of Phalgu river surrounded by rugged rocks on three sides and water on the fourth side. The second largest city of Bihar is that ancient city which has been talked about in Ramayana (where Lord Rama went to Gaya to do pind-daan of his father Dashrath) and Mahabharata. It has also witnessed the enlightenment of Gautama Buddha. Following this, Gaya is a home to the legendary Vishnupad Temple which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
The Vishnupad temple is the center for Shraddha rites in Gaya. The Brahma Kalpit Brahmins, who are also known as Gayawal Brahmins or Gayawal Tirth Purohit or Pandas of Gaya are the traditional priests of the temple from the ancient times. Several legendary saints such as Adi Shankaracharya, Ramanujacharya, Madhvacharya, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Vallabhacharya and Sri Ramakrishna have visited this shrine.
As per legend, once a demon Gayasura, did a heavy penance and sought a boon that whoever sees him should attain salvation (Moksham). Since salvation is achieved through being righteous in one’s lifetime, people started obtaining it easily. To prevent immoral people from attaining salvation Lord Vishnu asked Gayasura to go beneath the earth and did so by placing his right foot on asura’s head. After pushing Gayasura below the surface of earth, Lord Vishnu’s foot print remained on the surface that we see even today. The footprint consists of nine different symbols including Shankam, Chakram and Gadham. These are believed to be weapons of the lord.
Gayasura now pushed into earth pleaded for food. Lord Vishnu gave him a boon that every day, someone will offer him food. Whoever does so, their souls will reach heaven. The day Gayasura doesn’t get food, it is believed that he will come out. Every day, one or the other from different parts of India will pray for welfare of his departed and offer food, feeding Gayasura.
The temple was built with the footprints of Lord Vishnu in the centre. This footprint marks the act of Lord Vishnu subduing Gayasur by placing his foot on his chest. Inside the Vishnupad Mandir, the 40 cm long footprint of Lord Vishnu is imprinted in solid rock and surrounded by a silver plated basin. The height of this temple is 30 meters and it a has 8 rows of beautifully carved pillars which support the pavilion.
Within the temple stands the immortal banyan tree Akshayavat where the final rituals for the dead takes place On top of the temple is a gold flag weighing approximately 51 kg. Inside the temple is a (Garv ghiri ) a silver-coated hexagon railing also known as (pahal).
Sitakund is situated on the eastern bank of the river Phalgu just opposite the Vishnupad temple. Lord Sri Ram, along with Mata Sita, came to offer Maharaj Dasharatha. Sri Ram & Lakshman went into the city to bring items for pinda daan and they were delayed. Time was up for offering pinda and so Mata Sita offered pinda to Maharaja Dasaratha with sand of Phalgu river which was witnessed by Phalgu river, Tulsi, Cow, Brahmin and Akshya vat.
When Sri Rama and Lakshman returned, Sita devi narrated this to them and they didn’t believe and Sitaji summoned the five witnesses. But none of them supported her except Akshaya vat. So Sita devi cursed them all except Akshaya vat – She said Akshaya vat will be reverred by those who come to offer pinda daan and their worship will be successful only after worshipping Akshaya Vat.Must visit at least once in lifetime and do pinda daan to our ancestors…
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4.4 Maa Mangla Gauri Mandir, Gaya
Maa Mangla Gauri Mandir located at a distance of 4 kms from Gaya Railway Station, Bihar, is one of the 18 Shaktippethas- Breast of Sati devi fell here.Lord Shiva with his wife Sati’s burnt body was wandering in the sky, Lord Vishnu cut the body with his Sudharshana Chakra , then the piece of mother Sati’s body fell in 51 places in the country which are known as Shakti Peetha. At that time, a piece of breast had fallen on Mount Bhasmakut.
It is believed that whoever worships and worships the mother with a sincere heart in this temple, the mother is happy on that devotee and fulfills her wishes. It is believed that Maa Mangala does not send an empty hand to any devotee who worships here. This temple is crowded with devotees throughout the years. She is praised by the sloka:
sarvamangala mangalya gaya mangalya gaurika /
arthada mokshada devi akshayya phaladayini //.
The Mangla Gauri temple has been mentioned in Padma Purana, Vayu Purana and Agni Purana and Devi Bhagvata Purana and Markandeya Purana in other scriptures and tantric works
Mangala Gauri temple is a very old temple built in 15th century. The temple is facing east and is built on top of the Mangalagauri hill. We have to climb up a small hillock to reach the temple. The steps route is in between houses of local people. At the starting of steps route there is temple of Bhima (One of Five Pandavas). We can see his knee impression here. Here Bhima did Shraddhakarma, hence called as Bhimvedi Gaya.
After climbing around 200 steps we will reach Mangala Gowri temple campus. There are several temples in that campus. Lord Ganesh temple, Lord Shiva temple and very old temple of Lord Janardhan swamy, Kali maa temple, Breast fallen place present in the campus. A Bilwa tree also present in that temple. A unique statue of Maa Mangala is installed in this temple.
Ganesh temple is present in front of main temple. Beside that Lord Shiva temple also present. We can do pradakshina to temple. In the backside of temple, adjacent to temple wall there is a sacred place where Sati devi sthana fell. Beside this place Kali maa idol is there. Main temple is very small temple and only 2 to 3 members can go into the temple at a time. There is no idol in the temple. We can see Breast of Satidevi in deepa lighting. Lord Shiva also present in the form of Shivaling beside maa. Some Tantriks will offer Bali to Mother Goddess.
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