Name: Kaamna Puri Karne Wala Ped | Bharat Ke Mandir
Uploaded: 2025-04-23T22:51:12.855511+05:30
Duration: 2 min 51 s
Channel: Keshav Kothari

Kaamna Puri Karne Wala Ped

Keshav Kothari

Namaskar dosto, Keshav Kothari ke saath aaj hum lekar aaye hain ek rochak yatra Uttar Pradesh ke Ballia zile mein sthit Kameshwar Mahadev Mandir ki. Is mandir ka ullekh Shiv Puran aur Valmiki Ramayan dono mein kiya gaya hai aur yahaan aapki har manokaamna puri hoti hai. Mandir, Ganga aur Sarayu nadi ke sangam par hai aur iska nirmaan Raja Kavaleshwar ne kiya tha. Yahaan ek prachin ped hai jo Satyug se bhi purana hai aur jiske neeche Bhagwan Shiv ne Kamdev ko bhasm kiya tha. Mandir mein Shivaratri aur Shravan mahine ki badi dhoom hai. Zaroor dekhein aur apni prarthana lekar aayein.
 
4 Yugo purana ek ped, jiske niche ho jaegi har Kaamna Puri. Par kya hai is ped ka Rahasya? Kya hai yaha se Judi vo Bhayanak Kahani jiske karan aapke Rongate khade ho jaenge.

Janiye Seekho ke Official Show "Bharat Ke Mandir" ke is Episode me, Keshav Kothari ke Sath.
 
Explore the ancient and revered Kameshwar Mahadev Temple located at the confluence of the Ganga and Sarayu rivers in Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh. This temple, steeped in mythology, is mentioned in both the Shiv Puran and Valmiki Ramayana. Discover the legendary tree believed to be older than the Satyug and the site where Lord Shiva was awakened from his deep meditation by Kamdev. Learn about the temple's origins, constructed by King Kavaleshwar to cure leprosy, and the Rajani Pokhara, a water pond created for the queen's bath. With its rich history and spiritual significance, the Kameshwar Mahadev Temple is a pivotal sanctuary where devotees' wishes are said to be fulfilled, especially during the vibrant celebrations of Shivaratri and the crowded months of Shravan. Ideal visiting months are from October to February. Join Keshav Kothari on this spiritual journey in today's episode of Seekho App's series on Indian temples, and share your thoughts in the comments!

Namaskar dosto, Keshav Kothari ke saath aaj hum lekar aaye hain ek rochak yatra Uttar Pradesh ke Ballia zile mein sthit Kameshwar Mahadev Mandir ki. Is mandir ka ullekh Shiv Puran aur Valmiki Ramayan dono mein kiya gaya hai aur yahaan aapki har manokaamna puri hoti hai. Mandir, Ganga aur Sarayu nadi ke sangam par hai aur iska nirmaan Raja Kavaleshwar ne kiya tha. Yahaan ek prachin ped hai jo Satyug se bhi purana hai aur jiske neeche Bhagwan Shiv ne Kamdev ko bhasm kiya tha. Mandir mein Shivaratri aur Shravan mahine ki badi dhoom hai. Zaroor dekhein aur apni prarthana lekar aayein.
 
Explore the ancient and revered Kameshwar Mahadev Temple located at the confluence of the Ganga and Sarayu rivers in Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh. This temple, steeped in mythology, is mentioned in both the Shiv Puran and Valmiki Ramayana. Discover the legendary tree believed to be older than the Satyug and the site where Lord Shiva was awakened from his deep meditation by Kamdev. Learn about the temple's origins, constructed by King Kavaleshwar to cure leprosy, and the Rajani Pokhara, a water pond created for the queen's bath. With its rich history and spiritual significance, the Kameshwar Mahadev Temple is a pivotal sanctuary where devotees' wishes are said to be fulfilled, especially during the vibrant celebrations of Shivaratri and the crowded months of Shravan. Ideal visiting months are from October to February. Join Keshav Kothari on this spiritual journey in today's episode of Seekho App's series on Indian temples, and share your thoughts in the comments!

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