Trimbakeshwar |
Trimbak, Nashik |
– Considered the 1st Jyotirlinga in the list. |
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– The temple is located near the Godavari River and is believed to be the source of the river. |
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– It is unique for having three faces representing the Trimurti (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva). |
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– The temple is famous for Kumbh Mela, a sacred gathering that takes place every 12 years. |
Bhimashankar |
Pune |
– The 6th Jyotirlinga in the series. |
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– It is located in the Sahyadri Hills, offering a picturesque view and peaceful surroundings. |
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– Known for its association with the Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary. |
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– The temple is also famous for the Bhimashankar Forest and its biodiversity. |
Grishneshwar |
Ellora, Aurangabad |
– The 12th Jyotirlinga, located near the famous Ellora Caves. |
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– Grishneshwar is known for its unique temple structure made from black stones. |
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– The temple is closely associated with the Nandi Bull (vehicle of Shiva), where Nandi is placed as a guard deity. |
Parli Vaijnath |
Parli, Beed |
– The 8th Jyotirlinga dedicated to Lord Shiva, also known as the healer or Vaidya. |
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– The temple is associated with the divine powers of healing, with devotees often seeking cures for physical ailments. |
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– The Nagarkhana (drum house) in the temple plays a prominent role during major rituals. |
Aundha Nagnath |
Hingoli |
– The 5th Jyotirlinga and considered a place of immense spiritual significance for protection and healing. |
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– Nagnath refers to Lord Shiva’s association with serpents, symbolizing power and immortality. |
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– The temple is known for its serene and peaceful environment, attracting pilgrims seeking relief from ailments. |