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Baba Sidh Goria Shrine is a revered Hindu shrine located in Swankha village in Samba district, Jammu and Kashmir. Dedicated to Baba Sidh Goria, a folk deity regarded as protector of the region, the shrine attracts devotees year-round and especially during its annual fair. Set in a rural landscape near Samba, it features a simple sanctum, prayer halls and open courtyard where visitors offer prayers and experience local religious traditions.
Dera Baba Beeram Shah is a revered shrine located in Jhangar village near Nowshera in Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir. Dedicated to the saint Baba Beeram Shah, it is situated in a rural setting surrounded by low hills and agricultural fields. The site is known as a syncretic place of worship visited by people of different faiths and is noted for its annual fair that draws devotees from surrounding areas.
Devmogra Mata Temple is a revered tribal shrine located on a hilltop near Devmogra village in Sagbara Taluka, Narmada District, Gujarat, close to the Maharashtra border. Dedicated to Goddess Devmogra Mata, the kuldevi of Adivasi communities, it sits in the Satpura ranges overlooking forested valleys. The temple is known for its annual fair, simple hilltop structure, and panoramic views, attracting devotees and visitors seeking cultural and natural surroundings.
Nagaji Temple is a prominent Hindu temple located in Porsa town in Morena district, Madhya Pradesh. Dedicated to Saint Nagaji Maharaj, a revered 16th-century saint, the temple is an important pilgrimage centre for the local community. Known for its traditional architecture, annual fair and religious gatherings, it attracts devotees from across the Chambal region and is a notable cultural landmark of Porsa.
Sant Namdev Sansthan is a religious temple and pilgrimage site located in Narsi Namdev village, Hingoli district, Maharashtra. It marks the birthplace of the 13th-century Varkari saint and poet Namdev Damaji Relekar, who was born in 1270 CE. The site is revered by both Hindu and Sikh devotees, as Namdev's hymns are included in the Guru Granth Sahib. The Government of Maharashtra has declared it a holy tourist place, and the complex includes a temple, a government-managed tourist home, and an under-construction Gurudwara.