Yahan Rehte The Kashmiri Pandits & 5000 Years Old Temple Condition in KASHMIR 🤦🏻 Ep. 20 скачать в хорошем качестве

Yahan Rehte The Kashmiri Pandits & 5000 Years Old Temple Condition in KASHMIR 🤦🏻 Ep. 20

Dream Chaser is active on Instagram :   / dream_chhaser   My Facebook Page :   / dream-chaser-260083914474055   Mohsin Bhai ( Barzman Travels ) 0788-9837274 Never Seen Before Kashmir :    • KASHMIR NEVER SEEN BEFORE   Other Side of Kashmir :    • OTHER SIDE OF KASHMIR   Winter Side of Kashmir :    • WINTER SIDE OF KASHMIR 2022   Yahan Rehte The Kashmiri Pandits & 5000 Years Old ZESTA Devi Temple in KASHMIR | Ep. 20 About Shankarcharya Temple in Srinagar, Kashmir Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Shankarcharya Temple is amongst the top religious attractions in Srinagar. It is named after the great philosopher Shankarcharya, who once visited Kashmir. The Hindu temple enjoys a strategic location from where devotees and tourists can see a panoramic view of Srinagar City. The temple which is also known as Jyeshteshwara Temple, is accessible by a staircase of 243 steps and is visited by a large number of Hindu devotees during the Amarnath Yatra season. ZESTA DEVI TEMPLE : Legend says that king gopaditya built the shrine in the 6 th century and king lalitaditya renovated it in 8th century. stories relate it to ashoka or even the pandavas from the mahabharat. Zeshta devi shrine or zeathyar is hindu shrine located in the Union Territory of jammu and kashmir. It is situated at the zabarwan hills, very beautiful and serene place. Piligrims all over the world come to visit and pay obisience at the pious feet of Jeshta mata. One can easily feel the peace and divine blessings by offering prayers and spending some time in meditation. Very important symbol of hindu culture in kashmir valley. Also known as Zethyar..the zyeshta temple is at the upper end of Gupkar road almost in a forested landpatch. The locale also affords the splendid view of dal lake from the top. As we come down the hill we can see Shankracharya temple in full view and pari mahal on its left. The drive upto the temple is an experience of responding to the zeshta devi’s divine call for blessings. The beautiful Temple premises offer the rooms fully equipped with hot and cold water supply, kitchen with utensils, beddings, gas stove, gas cylinders and facility to cook ones own food. To enjoy the snow capped beauty of Zabarwan and offer prayers in the temple in quiet and spiritual presence of Zhesta mata is an experience of lifetime. #kashmir #kashmiripandit