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The temples of Lord Vishnu are found here and there all over the sub continent of India. But a temple among them is particularly famous. The Tirupati Balaji Temple near Hyderabad is a grand temple that incites reverence and sacredness among all its pilgrims. To give tribute to this legendary temple of South India, a similar temple is built in Assam. This temple is known as Purva Tirupati Shri Balaji Temple. This magnificent temple is located in the city of Guwahati in Assam. The temple is dedicated to the Shri Venkateshwara avatar of Lord Vishnu and is one of the holiest shrines for the Hindu pilgrimage. The architecture of the temple is quite huge. It is built on a huge land spreading over a large area. The design and sculpture of the Purva Tirupati Shri Balaji Temple are very unique and it is made from stones and the principal idol of the Lord is carved out form a 4 ton stone. The gate and entrance of the temple are escheated with temples dedicated to various deities. The main gate has the blessings of Lord Ganesha . Apart from the main sanctum, there are other temples also, which are dedicated to Lady Padmavathi, the Lord's consort and Garuda, the Lord's carrier. The whole of the temple is designed keeping in mind the south India art and sculpture of temple building style. The whole Purva Tirupati Shri Balaji Temple is white in colour that represents the pristine nature of Hindu mythology. Many tourists and pilgrims visit this Purva Tirupati Shri Balaji Temple from all ...

Guwahati is the northeastern city of Brahmaputra River . Around 400 CE, Guwahati served as the capital of the Hindu state of Kamarupa (also known as Pragjyotisa). The town changed hands many times in the 17th century between Muslims and Ahoms (a Tai-speaking tribe who moved from Yunnan province, China , and governed most of Assam from the 13th century CE) until it became the site of the Ahom governor of Lower Assam in 1681; in 1786, the Ahom raja declared it his capital. From 1816 until 1826, Guwahati was governed by Myanmar (Burmese), after which it became the Assam capital under British rule. In 1874, the capital was relocated 108 kilometers (67 miles) south of Shillong. The city, which is one of India’s fastest-growing cities, is the second-largest metropolitan region in eastern India after Kamakhya Temple | Places to Visit in Guwahati In Guwahati, the city alluded to as the Gateway to North East India, the Kamakhya Devi Places to Visit in Guwahati-Kamakhya Temple_©Sumit Walia Kamakhya Temple_©Sumit Walia Kamakhya Temple_©Rahul Gon Umananda Temple Lord Shiva is honored in Guwahati’s Umananda Temple. Umananda Temple, one of Guwahati’s most well-known Umananda Temple_©mouthshut.com Umananda Temple©Sentinel Digital Desk Umananda Temple_©mouthshut.com Assam State Museum | Places to Visit in Guwahati The Assam State Assam State Museum_©Time8 Assam State Museum_©G K Dutta Assam State Museum_©G K Dutta Srimanta Shankardeva Kalakshetra The Srimanta Shankardeva Kalakshetra Museu...

We had visited this temple located in the outskirts of the city dedicated to Lord Venkateswara during our sightseeing in Guwahati. The temple complex has been created in South Indian style keeping in mind Lord Venkateswara temple in Tirupati. The temple complex is very well maintained with beautiful manicured gardens. We liked the beautiful Dravidian architecture of the temple created using white marble. Apart from the main Lord Venkateswara temple, we saw small temples dedicated to Goddess Durga and Padmavati. After darshan of the Lord, we enjoyed rice prasadam which is given to all devotees coming here. Situated between the Airport and Guwahati town, this is a pleasing, well maintained and Serene Temple of the Lord Venkateshwara and Padmavathi. Managed entirely by South Indians in true blue South Indian style , this temple was a real surprise in the North East. They even serve Rice Prasadam to the devotees and you can buy delicious Laddu Prasadam(2 Nos) for Rs.50. Well manicured lawns around the temple compliment the beautiful temple. Ample parking available As the name signifies, this temple is the Tirupati Balaji temple of the East. This is built in recent times and is an exact replica of the Balaji Temple in Tirupati. Located in a lush green campus, the temple is a beautiful white structure. Very well maintained temple. Main temple is dedicated to Balaji who is a form of Lord Vishnu. There are smaller temples dedicated to other Gods and Goddess as well. Located on the...