Rameshwar Temple

This 50ft high Hemadpanti Ramesvar mandir overlooks the river Vincarna that flows through the valley glades below. The small temple courtyard contains an idol of Krishna and hence it is also popularly known as the temple of Gopalkrishna. Broken idols of Ganapati, Sani and a few other deities are scattered outside the temple. Another temple containing idols of Mahadev and Parvati stands to the left of the entrance. A tulsi vrindavan with a Nandi idol facing it is present to the right of the temple. Behind this temple lies the main temple that has a mandap with two doors. Idols of Nandi face the doors. 16 solid, excellently carved pillars, support the sabhamandap. A white marble idol of Ram is placed on a pedestal inside the 10’X10’ gabhara. White marble idols of Sita, Lakshman, Bharat and Satrughna are also present in the gabhara and a Shivling faces these idols. This 50ft high Hemadpanti Ramesvar mandir overlooks the river Vincarna that flows through the valley glades below. The small temple courtyard contains an idol of Krishna and hence it is also popularly known as the temple of Gopalkrishna. Broken idols of Ganapati, Sani and a few other deities are scattered outside the temple. Another temple containing idols of Mahadev and Parvati stands to the left of the entrance. A tulsi vrindavan with a Nandi idol facing it is present to the right of the temple. Behind this temple lies the main temple that has a mandap with two doors. Idols of Nandi face the doors. 16 solid, excellently carved pillars, support the sabhamandap. A white marble idol of Ram is placed on a pedestal inside the 10’X10’ gabhara. White marble idols of Sita, Lakshman, Bharat and Satrughna are also present in the gabhara and a Shivling faces these idols. This 50ft high Hemadpanti Ramesvar mandir overlooks the river Vincarna that flows through the valley glades below. The small temple courtyard contains an idol of Krishna and hence it is also popularly known as the temple of Gopalkrishna. Broken idols of Ganapati, Sani and a few other deities are scattered outside the temple. Another temple containing idols of Mahadev and Parvati stands to the left of the entrance. A tulsi vrindavan with a Nandi idol facing it is present to the right of the temple. Behind this temple lies the main temple that has a mandap with two doors. Idols of Nandi face the doors. 16 solid, excellently carved pillars, support the sabhamandap. A white marble idol of Ram is placed on a pedestal inside the 10’X10’ gabhara. White marble idols of Sita, Lakshman, Bharat and Satrughna are also present in the gabhara and a Shivling faces these idols.