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Click on the links to read earlier parts: Day 1- Madurai Temple Day 2 (Morning) – Rameshwaram Temple What a whirlwind trip it is proving to be. Meenakshi temple done and dusted yesterday and Rameshwaram temple visit today early morning, and here now I am standing at the...
Click here to read about Day-1 Day 2: 06th Oct 2018 The alarm on my mobile was ringing out loudly, jolting me out of my deep slumber.I wriggled out of my soft bed feeling the coldness of the AC, slowly I moved towards the table where my mobile was...
My wife wanted to visit all the 12 Maha jyotilingam and in order to fulfill her wish, like a good husband I am constantly chasing Shiva temples across the country. (Ab yeh aur baat hai ki mai apne aap ko nastik bolta hu 😝😝). Incidentally Rameshwaram would be our...
Bhuikot Fort means a fort that is built on flat land and not on a mountain.In Marathi language Bhui means Land and Kot means Killa or Fort. Thus the name Bhuikot. Currently this fort is converted into a garden and is under the ASI departrment, Located very adjacent to Siddeshwar...