Байджнатхта Шива гыйбадәтханәсе

The Shiva temple exhibits North Indian Nagara architectural style with intricate stone carvings on its walls and a main sanctum housing the Shiva lingam.

Two local merchants, Ahuka and Manyuka, funded the construction of this religious structure in 1204, replacing an earlier temple at the same location.

The temple maintains traditional Hindu practices, with regular ceremonies conducted around the Nandi bull statue positioned at the main entrance.

Visitors can access the temple grounds through north and south entrances, with local guides available to explain the religious significance of different areas.

Long inscriptions at the temple entrance provide evidence of an earlier Shiva temple, documenting the site's extended religious heritage.

Inception: 1204

GPS coordinates: 32.08333,77.08333

Latest update: March 13, 2025 05:02