8 temples that come alive in rain

Jul 10, 2024

By: Ayush Mehrotra

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Meenakshi Temple, Tamil Nadu

Known for its intricate architecture and stunning sculptures, the Meenakshi Temple looks even more vibrant with the monsoon showers.

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Golden Temple, Punjab

The Golden Temple, with its shimmering gold facade and serene surroundings, is a sight to behold in the rain.

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Jagannath Temple, Odisha

Famous for the Rath Yatra, the Jagannath Temple's grandeur is amplified during the monsoon, with the lush greenery around Puri.

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Virupaksha Temple, Karnataka

The monsoon brings Hampi to life, and the Virupaksha Temple stands out amidst the picturesque ruins and rain-soaked landscape.

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Brihadeeswarar Temple, Tamil Nadu

This UNESCO World Heritage Site is stunning in the rain, with its grand architecture and rich history.

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Sonmath Temple, Gujarat

Located on the Arabian Sea, the Somnath Temple offers a mesmerising view during the monsoon, with the waves crashing against the temple walls.

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Khajuraho Temples, Madhya Pradesh

The erotic sculptures of the Khajuraho Temples look especially striking amidst the lush greenery and rain-washed surroundings.

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Ramanathaswamy Temple, Tamil Nadu

One of the Char Dham temples, its location on an island makes it a serene place to visit during the monsoon.

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