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Top 5 Temple: There are many Shiva temples in Lakhimpur Kheri district of Uttar Pradesh, which are famous for their grandeur, history and reverence. But today we are going to tell you about the five such amazing Shiva temples of Lakhimpur, whose recognition and miracles are spread far and wide. Let’s know the history and specialty of these historical temples ….
There is a unique Shiva temple in Lakhimpur Kheri district of Uttar Pradesh, which is located in the famous Gola Shiva Nagari in the name of Chhoti Kashi. It is believed that this Shivling was brought by Ravana in Satyuga. Ravana did penance of Lord Shiva for 12 years. When Lord Shiva was pleased and asked to ask for a boon, Ravana urged to walk to Lanka. Shivji agreed to go to Lanka, but said that if the land is touched then I will be established there. Ravana agreed and walked towards Lanka with Shivling. On the way, he had a short -standing near Gokarnanath, then he gave a Shivalinga to a shepherd. After some time, the shepherd put him there. When Ravana returned, he pressed the Shivling with his thumb in anger, whose mark is still visible. In the month of Sawan, devotees from far and wide come to visit this wonderful temple.
There is a wonderful temple in Lakhimpur Kheri district of Uttar Pradesh. This is the first temple in the country, which is famous as the frog temple. This temple is unique because it is installed above the huge statue of the frog. This temple of Lord Shankar is particularly known for its design, architecture and worship method. It is the only frog temple in India, which is based on the Mandook Tantra.
Lilotti Nath Shiva Temple, located about 8 km from Lakhimpur city, is a wonderful Shiva temple. In the month of Sawan, lakhs of devotees come here to visit. It is believed that even today Ashwatthama comes to worship in this temple. Flowers and bell -letters are found on the Shivling as soon as the doors of the temple opens. It is said that every wish made from the mind is fulfilled here.
The crooked Nath Shiva temple was founded by Arjuna during the Mahabharata period. Devotees believe that after performing Jalabhishek here, the vow sought is fulfilled. This is the reason that the recognition of the temple is constantly increasing. This temple is located about 55 km from Lakhimpur district headquarters.
Situated about 9 km west of the city of Lakhimpur, this place is famous as the legendary Devakali Tirtha. It is known as the Nag Yagya Sthali of Mahabharata carpet king Janmejaya. Lakhs of Shiva devotees come here and worship Lord Shiva.
