In India, some temples claim to be not just spaces of worship but eternal homes for the divine. These aren’t ordinary temples ...

One of the oldest optical illusions is believed to be in India’s In this temple, you can see the image ... the revered vehicle of Indra, the Hindu god of lighting , thunder and rains.

Located in Hanamakonda, it dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu and the Sun god ... temple is supported by the richly carved pillars and stands on a platyform on 1 metre. Timings for Thousand ...

And in India, people visit temples not just to pray and appease the Gods, but also to heal themselves from within. Be it a visit to the temple for inner peace, or a visit to get rid of an ailment ...

"Some gods grant riches and others good luck, but one deity in India offers a much less nebulous ... the 17th-century temple is one of the oldest in the region, said CN Traveller.

The practice began under the British administration of India. The British administrators held that the legal owner of a temple’s land and wealth was the deity, with a shebait or manager acting ...