Jharani Narasimha Swamy Temple (Bidar)
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Jharani Narasimha Swamy Temple:-
It is also known as Narasimha Zarna Cave Temple. The famous cave temple enshrines the powerful deity Lord Narasimha on the wall at the end of a cave,and it is an architectural wonder. It is believed that the shrine at Narasimha Jheera Cave Temple is a swayambu (self-manifested) roopam. A perennial stream of water is said to be flowing continuously for hundreds of years in this place. It is a thrilling experience to walk through waist deep water for 300 meters through a cave-like tunnel, to seek a view of Lord Narasimha. It is one of the main attractions of Bidar.
The legend goes that, Lord Narasimha after killing Hiranyakashpu, proceeded to kill a demon named Jalasura. Jalasura was a staunch devotee of Lord Shiva. After he was killed by Lord Narasimha, Jalasura turns into water starts flowing from Lord's feet. And to this day water keeps flowing from lord’s feet and fills the cave.
So, to reach the lord we will have to wade through a 300 feet long cave, with water about 4 feet deep. Bats hanging from the cave's ceiling add to the thrill. Lighting and ventilation have been recently installed. The water is a little muddy, since it is flowing water it is not uncomfortable to walk thorugh it.
There is a water fountain outside the temple, in which people bath before entering the cave.
At the end of the cave we have Lord Narasimha and also the Shiva linga which Jalasura was worshiping. There is very less place to stand, around 8 people can see the lord at once. If there are more people they have to wait in water.
Source: murpriya.blogspot.in/2011/02/narasimha-cave-temple-in-b...
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Jharani Narasimha Swamy Temple, Malkapur Road, Bidar.
The idol of Lord Narasimha is situated in a cave. One has to wade through the water up to chest level to have darshan of the deity. It’s a thrilling experience. Since water is not crystal clear, we cannot see the ground. Also, there is lot of bats which keep flying and some ants floating. But, none of them does any harm! We have to wade through the water for 350 meters. They have put up lights (and Air-conditioner) inside cave. This temple opens at 7AM and darshan closes at 1PM.
-Premson.
It is also known as Narasimha Zarna Cave Temple. The famous cave temple enshrines the powerful deity Lord Narasimha on the wall at the end of a cave,and it is an architectural wonder. It is believed that the shrine at Narasimha Jheera Cave Temple is a swayambu (self-manifested) roopam. A perennial stream of water is said to be flowing continuously for hundreds of years in this place. It is a thrilling experience to walk through waist deep water for 300 meters through a cave-like tunnel, to seek a view of Lord Narasimha. It is one of the main attractions of Bidar.
The legend goes that, Lord Narasimha after killing Hiranyakashpu, proceeded to kill a demon named Jalasura. Jalasura was a staunch devotee of Lord Shiva. After he was killed by Lord Narasimha, Jalasura turns into water starts flowing from Lord's feet. And to this day water keeps flowing from lord’s feet and fills the cave.
So, to reach the lord we will have to wade through a 300 feet long cave, with water about 4 feet deep. Bats hanging from the cave's ceiling add to the thrill. Lighting and ventilation have been recently installed. The water is a little muddy, since it is flowing water it is not uncomfortable to walk thorugh it.
There is a water fountain outside the temple, in which people bath before entering the cave.
At the end of the cave we have Lord Narasimha and also the Shiva linga which Jalasura was worshiping. There is very less place to stand, around 8 people can see the lord at once. If there are more people they have to wait in water.
Source: murpriya.blogspot.in/2011/02/narasimha-cave-temple-in-b...
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Jharani Narasimha Swamy Temple, Malkapur Road, Bidar.
The idol of Lord Narasimha is situated in a cave. One has to wade through the water up to chest level to have darshan of the deity. It’s a thrilling experience. Since water is not crystal clear, we cannot see the ground. Also, there is lot of bats which keep flying and some ants floating. But, none of them does any harm! We have to wade through the water for 350 meters. They have put up lights (and Air-conditioner) inside cave. This temple opens at 7AM and darshan closes at 1PM.
-Premson.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 17°54'8"N 77°32'39"E
- Sidharod Mutt 3.6 km
- GURDWARA NANAK JHIRA SAHIB 5 km
- Gurudwara Nanak Jheera 7.2 km
- Gnana Saraswathi Temple 15 km
- Siddi Vinaka Temple, Rejintal 16 km
- Khandoba Temple, Mailar (Near Bidar) 18 km
- SANGAMESWAR TEMPLE(SANGADEVARA KOLA) 19 km
- khanjamalpur 26 km
- Amburameshwara temple 54 km
- Shiva Parvathi Temple Yellakonda 73 km
- Eden Colony 0.6 km
- Managalpet 1.3 km
- Pansal Taleem 1.8 km
- Gola Khana 1.8 km
- Old Bidar City 2 km
- malkapur lake 2.1 km
- Manyar Taleem 2.2 km
- Rampure Colony 2.9 km
- Gandhi gunj(adat market) 3 km
- Bidar Fort 3.1 km
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