Jyotirlinga Guide

Every page on this site

The whole site in one index: walk it to check nothing is missing, or jump straight to the page you want. The lists of temples, regions and cities below are built from the site data, so this page cannot fall behind it.

Temples
12
Temple pages
72
City pairs
144
Pages in all
242

The twelve temples and their five pages each

Every temple has the same six pages. The temple name opens the guide.

SomnathSomnath (Veraval), Gujarat · No. 1 in the stotram list
OmkareshwarKhandwa (Mandhata island), Madhya Pradesh · No. 4 in the stotram list
GrishneshwarSambhajinagar (Verul), Maharashtra · No. 12 in the stotram list

The five region groups

Regions on this site are planning groups, not government divisions.

States with more than one temple

Planning pages

Festival pages

Guides

Baidyanath darshan, hours, legend and how a visit runs at DeogharHow a visit to Baba Baidyanath Dham in Deoghar runs, with the temple trust's daily schedule, its getting-there details, the Kamana Linga legend, the 22 smaller shrines and the festival peaks.Bhimashankar darshan, step by step from the hill road to the sanctumHow a visit to Bhimashankar runs, with the trust's daily schedule, the current morning-only darshan window during construction, the temple's rules on footwear, head cover and conduct, and the routes in from Karjat, Pune and Mumbai.Grishneshwar darshan: the bare-chested rule, the season and what the state page saysWhat the Maharashtra Tourism page says about Grishneshwar at Verul, near Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, covering the dress rule for the inner sanctum, the best months, the way in from Aurangabad and the temple's history.Kashi Vishwanath darshan, step by step from the ghat to the sanctumHow a visit to Kashi Vishwanath runs, from the Ganga Dwar gate on the ghat to the sanctum, with the trust's own rules on gates, phones, lockers, aartis, Sugam Darshan and rudrabhishek.Kedarnath darshan, step by step from Gaurikund to the sanctumHow a visit to Kedarnath runs, from the road end at Gaurikund to the sanctum, with the Shri Badarinath Kedarnath Temple Committee's own rules on booking, registration, puja timings, fees and stays.Mahakaleshwar bhasma aarti and darshan, with the committee's booking rulesHow a visit to Mahakaleshwar in Ujjain runs, with the temple committee's own aarti timings, bhasma aarti booking windows, pujan charges and guest houses.Mahakaleshwar darshan: aarti times, booking windows and the committee's rulesHow a visit to Mahakaleshwar in Ujjain runs, with the temple committee's aarti times for both seasons, booking windows, Sheeghra Darshan, puja charges and the rules for the day.Mallikarjuna darshan, step by step from the road to the sanctumHow a visit to Mallikarjuna at Srisailam runs, with the devasthanam's own rules on dress, phones, cloak rooms, queues, paid darshan tickets and booking.Nageshwar darshan, step by step from the coast road to the underground sanctumHow a visit to Nageshwar works, from the road in from Dwarka to the underground sanctum, with the district's account of the site, its legend and how to reach it.Omkareshwar darshan, step by step from the bridge to the sanctumHow a visit to Omkareshwar runs, from reaching the Mandhata island to the sanctum, with the trust's own rules on the daily clock, free darshan, Shighra Darshan tickets, offerings and dress.Panch Kedar, the five Shiva temples of the Kedarnath legendKedarnath, Tungnath, Rudranath, Madmaheshwar and Kalpeshwar, the five places where the temple committee says parts of Shiva appeared, with the routes and winter seats the official sources give.Rameshwaram darshan, step by step from the island to the sanctumHow a visit to Arulmigu Ramanathaswamy Temple at Rameswaram runs, with the temple's darshan windows, pooja times, fee list, theertham bathing hours and locker room.Somnath darshan, step by step, with the trust's own rules, pujas and roomsHow a visit to Somnath runs, from the cloak room to the sanctum and the sea, with the Shree Somnath Trust's timings, locker and dress rules, puja vidhi rates and guest house tariffs.The gateway temples of Srisailam, the four gates and the sub gatesTripuranthakam, Siddhavatam, Alampuram and Umamaheshwaram guard the four sides of the Srisaila kshetra, with Pushpagiri, Somashila and Sangameshwaram as sub gates. What each one is and how the devasthanam says to reach it.Trimbakeshwar darshan, step by step from the town to the lingaHow a visit to Trimbakeshwar runs, from the entry gates to the linga, with the trust's darshan hours, its three daily pujas, its donation darshan pass and its online bookings.

From a city to a temple

One page for each city and temple pair, 144 of them. Each one carries the distance, the route options and what the trip costs in time.

Site pages

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