A little known pilgrim of North Karnataka.
Gajendragad is a small town lying amidst hills, in one of which is encapsulated Kalakaleshwara temple of Lord Shiva (known as Dakshina Kashi), who is worshipped in the form of Kalakaleswara.
There are some large steps that lead you up to the temple.
It is a traditional temple with Udhbhava Lingu.
There we can find God Virabhadra temple also in the same premises.
But one would definitely be amazed at the story in which the significance of the destination lies.
Just outside the temple exit is a small square water reservoir called AtharaGange.
It is an evergreen water resource that constantly falls along the roots of Peepal tree into the pond all throughout the year.
It is said to be flowing even in the peaks of summer season and has an unknown root.
A little known pilgrim of North Karnataka. Gajendragad is a small town lying amidst hills, in one of which is encapsulated Kalakaleshwara temple of Lord Shiva (known as Dakshina Kashi), who is worshipped in the form of Kalakaleswara. There are some large steps that lead you up to the temple. It is a traditional temple with Udhbhava Lingu. There we can find God Virabhadra temple also in the same premises. But one would definitely be amazed at the story in which the significance of the destination lies. Just outside the temple exit is a small square water reservoir called AtharaGange. It is an evergreen water resource that constantly falls along the roots of Peepal tree into the pond all throughout the year. It is said to be flowing even in the peaks of summer season and has an unknown root.
Gajendragarh