http://www.tourismchamba.org Tourismchamba.org provides Tourism In Chamba, Chamba Tourism Guide, Chamba Travel Tourism Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:51:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 en hourly 1 http://www.tourismchamba.org/2010/01/vajreshwari-temple-about-vajreshwari-temple/ http://www.tourismchamba.org/2010/01/vajreshwari-temple-about-vajreshwari-temple/#comments Tue, 19 Jan 2010 10:36:56 +0000 admin http://www.tourismchamba.org/?p=160 This is another temple in Chamba which is built in Shikhara style. It is dedicated to Devi Vajreshwari or the goddess of lightening. In the absence of any historical records, it is difficult to ascertain the actual year of construction. However, people believe that the temple is around 1000 years old. Two other minor temples also stand closeby to this main temple.

]]> http://www.tourismchamba.org/2010/01/vajreshwari-temple-about-vajreshwari-temple/feed/ 0 http://www.tourismchamba.org/2010/01/vajreshwari-temple/ http://www.tourismchamba.org/2010/01/vajreshwari-temple/#comments Wed, 06 Jan 2010 07:28:18 +0000 admin http://www.tourismchamba.org/?p=37 Vajreshwari temple-one of the most ancient temples of Chamba Indian state of natural beauty, Himachal Pradesh is one of the most famous tourist destinations and it is situated in the heart of the western Himalayas. It is also known for its lakes, wildlife, landscapes and rivers. Western Himalayas, natural city of Himachal Pradesh, Chamba is one of the most important tourist destinations of Himachal Pradesh.Vajreshwari temple is one of the most famous tourist destinations and pilgrimage sites of Chamba that is frequently visited by domestic and international tourists.
Vajreshwari temple is a medieval shrine and this ancient temple is believed to be 1000 old and is dedicated to Devi Vajreshwari goddess of lightning. This temple is located on the northern most corner of the town at the end of Jansali Bazar.Historical record of this temple is not available. Vajreshwari temple is built in the Shikhara style with wooden chhattries and stands on the platform. There are two other small temples on either side of the main shrine. Vajreshwari Temple is a perfect amalgamation of excellent delicate masonry and carvings. The temple pillars are extensively woven with scrupulous carvings describing various Hindu deities. Not only there is a tiny tree-line inscription on one of the two pillars in front of the doorway of the shrine but also there are 18 short one line inscriptions on the outer walls. The symbol of Goddess Durga seated on a lion and Lord Vishnu can be witnessed in the recesses to the exterior of the temple.
When you come down to Chamba, you should not miss out to catch a glimpse of Vajreshwari temple. A visit to chamba is not considered complete without a visit to Vajreshwari temple. To visit this temple will be worthwhile experience for tourists. If you are making a plan for a tour of Chamba, it will be memorable experience for you. SummaryVajreshwari temple is one of the most famous temples of chamba.It has increased tourist attraction in Chamba.Millions of tourists come here to visit this place from all parts of India from over the world. ]]> http://www.tourismchamba.org/2010/01/vajreshwari-temple/feed/ 0