Golu Temple Golu Mandir Saikura Almora (Almora)
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Golu Mandir is Located in Saikura Vishwanath Road.
Golu is also called Gorilla or Golla or Gwalla.
Banners and flags are hung up over many temples in honour of Gwalla. There are Gwalla temples at Champawat, Chitai and Ghorakhal, although the temple at Chitai is the most famous of them. The story about Gwalla talks of a local king who, while hunting, sent his servants to look for water. The servants disturbed a woman who was praying. The woman, in a fit of anger, taunted the king that he could not separate two fighting bulls and proceeded to do so herself. The king was very impressed by this deed and he married the lady. When this queen got a son, the other queens, who were jealous of her, placed a pumpkin in its place and the child in a cage and put the cage into the river. The child was brought up by a fisherman. When the boy grew up he took a wooden horse to the river and on being questioned by the queens he replied that if women can give birth to pumpkins then wooden horses can drink water. When the king heard about this, he punished the guilty queens and crowned the boy, who went on to be known as Gwalla devata.
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Golu is also called Gorilla or Golla or Gwalla.
Banners and flags are hung up over many temples in honour of Gwalla. There are Gwalla temples at Champawat, Chitai and Ghorakhal, although the temple at Chitai is the most famous of them. The story about Gwalla talks of a local king who, while hunting, sent his servants to look for water. The servants disturbed a woman who was praying. The woman, in a fit of anger, taunted the king that he could not separate two fighting bulls and proceeded to do so herself. The king was very impressed by this deed and he married the lady. When this queen got a son, the other queens, who were jealous of her, placed a pumpkin in its place and the child in a cage and put the cage into the river. The child was brought up by a fisherman. When the boy grew up he took a wooden horse to the river and on being questioned by the queens he replied that if women can give birth to pumpkins then wooden horses can drink water. When the king heard about this, he punished the guilty queens and crowned the boy, who went on to be known as Gwalla devata.
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Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 29°36'17"N 79°40'16"E
- Binsar Mahadev Mandir 33 km
- LING MANDIR SIMSAL 38 km
- Rudreshwar Mahadev Mandir 46 km
- Gujru garhi Temple & Historical Caves. 60 km
- Tunganath Temple Complex 108 km
- Madhyamaheshwar 123 km
- Mansarovar lake (Mapam Yumtso) Sree Manasa Devi Shakti Peeth 209 km
- Nandi Mountain 225 km
- Ganesh Hill 225 km
- Mt. Kailash or Mt. Gang Rinpoche 226 km
- Dhungadhara 0.3 km
- Chaudhri Khola 0.6 km
- Talla Cheena Khan, Almora 0.6 km
- District Institute of Education & Training (DIET), Almora 0.9 km
- New Colony Dharanaula 1.1 km
- Monika 1.6 km
- P.W.D.Colony Almora 1.7 km
- Malli Bazar 1.9 km
- Government Inter College 2.1 km
- Kumaoun University 2.4 km