This temple was constructed in the 13th century and is a living example of the architectural skills of the Dravidians. Situated in the Malaypore area of Chennai, the temple is the nucleus of the local tank market and residential quarters around it. The main entrance facing east is painted in red, blue and yellow with Puranic legends sculpted on the sanctum sanctorum
Dakshinchitra: A small village dedicated to artisans.
The Hanuman Temple is near Patna Junction is one of the major tourist attractions at Patna.
This temple is for the god Hanuman. He is believed to have more supernatural powers and worshiping him is considered the most auspicious, and he is a mythological Hindu god. The Hanuman Temple located on side to Patna Railway Station, and This temple attracts a huge amount number of visitors & worshippers for every day to pay respects and worship almighty great lord Hanuman. And the Number of devotees increasing day by day due to strong belief that everything that is wished here is granted.
The Hanuman Mandir is also the perfect place for one to watch down Patna’s culture and busy streets as this in the heart of the city. Must go for every traveller who is visiting patna as also lies at railway station.
