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Built by Naroshankar Rajebahaddur, a commander of the Maratha Empire, in 1747, the Naroshankar Temple in Nashik is dedicated to the Hindu gods Shiva and Rama. It lies in Panchavati, a holy site and pilgrimage destination closely associated with the mythology of Rama and the epic Ramayana. The temple, located on the banks of the Godavari River, has been built in the style of Maya architecture and is a rather rare and beautiful 18th-century temple. The main structure lies atop an elevated platform, with the main deity placed on the outer part of the temple instead of inside. The temple has striking decorative lacework and designs of peacocks with bead garlands. On all four directions of the temple lie statues of sages in the Padmasana pose, with one hand holding a rosary and another holding a holy book. Some of these statues have partially fallen to the ravages of time, and there are several carvings of elephants, tigers, monkeys and other animals as well. With an 11-foot fortification around it, the temple had four umbrellas or Meghadambari on its four corners. Only three remain right now; one was washed away in the Godavari floods. The fortification has the famous bell house that has the Naroshankar Bell inside, a memorial built to commemorate the Maratha Empire’s victory over the Portuguese. incredible India🇮🇳
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The Naroshankar Temple is a great example of the architectural style called "Maya" dating back to the 18th century. The main temple is built on a platform and its interiors as well as exteriors are adorned with stunning carved structures and ornamental works that contains elaborate laceworks, peacocks holding bead garlands etc. The four directions of the temple are adorned with statues of the saints in Padmasana and its four corners are decorated with umbrellas, commonly known as 'Meghadambari' or 'Barasati', of which only three are existing, the other being washed away in Godavari floods. The temple is surrounded by a 11 feet fortification with a huge bell house in its center which houses the famous Naroshankar Ghanta bell. The bell house is a memorial to celebrate the victory over the Portuguese by the Maratha Ruler Bajirao Peshwa’s younger brother Chimaji Appa who won the fort of Vasai from the Portuguese. Naroshankar Rajebahaddur had played a vital role in this war and the bell is awarded to him for his bravery. The ringing of this bronze bell measuring six feet diameter can be heard up to about 5 kilometers.
Onkar JadhavOnkar Jadhav
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An ignorant structure of History, truly great architecture neglected by the current generation, but still, you can visit this amazing temple on the bank of river Godavari at Panchavati Nasik. if you visit this temple don't forget to watch Ghanta (Bell) on top of river side gate. there is very interesting history is connected with it Have a look. "After the Portuguese were defeated by the Maratha forces in 1739, all the churches and almost all the buildings from fortress were destroyed and looted by the Marathas. The bells from the churches various churches were looted, paraded, carried off on elephant backs as victory souvenirs. A number of bells in the Vasai fort is unknown but we can estimate the number of churches in the fort. One such Bell was carried to and located at Naroshankar Temple on the banks of Godavari river in Nasik, Panchavati area."Hope you liked it....
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Naroshankar temple is situated in Panchavati area, on the banks of river Godavari. It is one of the most beautiful pieces of temple architecture of the 18th century. The main temple is on a platform. More than the ones inside of the temple, sculptures on the outer part are stunning. The four directions of the temple are adorned with statues of the saints in Padmasana and its four corners are decorated with umbrellas, commonly known as 'Meghadambari' or 'Barasati', of which only three are existing, the other being washed away in Godavari floods. When level of water in Godavari river is increased, touching the Naro Shankar Ghanta, it is assumed to very dangerous as it indicates over flooding of river water.
MANOZ REDDYMANOZ REDDY
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The Naroshankar Temple is a great example of the architectural style called "Maya" dating back to the 18th century. The main temple is built on a platform and its interiors as well as exteriors are adorned with stunning carved structures and ornamental works that contains elaborate laceworks, peacocks holding bead garlands etc. The four directions of the temple are adorned with statues of the saints in Padmasana and its four corners are decorated with umbrellas, commonly known as 'Meghadambari' or 'Barasati', of which only three are existing, the other being washed away in Godavari floods. The temple is surrounded by a 11 feet fortification with a huge bell house in its center which houses the famous Naroshankar Ghanta bell. The bell house is a memorial to celebrate the victory over the Portuguese by the Maratha Ruler Bajirao Peshwa’s younger brother Chimaji Appa who won the fort of Vasai from the Portuguese. Naroshankar Rajebahaddur had played a vital role in this war and the bell is awarded to him for his bravery. The ringing of this bronze bell measuring six feet diameter can be heard up to about 5 kilometers. नारोशंकर मंदिर हे १८ व्या शतकातील "माया" नावाच्या वास्तुशैलीचे उत्तम उदाहरण आहे. मुख्य मंदिर एका व्यासपीठावर बांधलेले आहे आणि त्याच्या आतील बाजूस तसेच बाहेरील भाग अप्रतिम कोरीव कामांनी सुशोभित केलेले आहेत आणि अलंकारिक कामांमध्ये विस्तृत लेसवर्क, मण्यांच्या माळा असलेले मोर इ. मंदिराच्या चारही दिशांना पद्मासनातील संतांच्या मूर्तींनी सुशोभित केले आहे. आणि त्याचे चार कोपरे छत्र्यांनी सुशोभित केलेले आहेत, ज्यांना सामान्यतः 'मेघडंबरी' किंवा 'बारासती' म्हणतात, त्यापैकी फक्त तीन अस्तित्वात आहेत, बाकीचे गोदावरी पुरात वाहून गेले आहेत. मंदिराला 11 फूट तटबंदीने वेढले आहे आणि त्याच्या मध्यभागी एक प्रचंड घंटाघर आहे ज्यामध्ये प्रसिद्ध नारोशंकर घंटा घंटा आहे. मराठा शासक बाजीराव पेशवे यांचे धाकटे बंधू चिमाजी अप्पा यांनी पोर्तुगीजांकडून वसईचा किल्ला जिंकून दिल्याबद्दल पोर्तुगीजांवर विजय साजरा करण्यासाठी घंटाघर हे एक स्मारक आहे. नारोशंकर राजेबहाद्दूर यांनी या युद्धात मोलाची भूमिका बजावली होती आणि त्यांच्या शौर्याबद्दल त्यांना घंटा देण्यात आली आहे. सहा फूट व्यासाच्या या कांस्य घंटाचा आवाज सुमारे ५ किलोमीटरपर्यंत ऐकू येतो.
vaibhav gunjalvaibhav gunjal
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Built by Naroshankar Rajebahaddur, a commander of the Maratha Empire, in 1747, the Naroshankar Temple in Nashik is dedicated to the Hindu gods Shiva and Rama. It lies in Panchavati, a holy site and pilgrimage destination closely associated to the mythology of Rama and the epic Ramayana. The temple, located on the banks of the Godavari River, has been built in the style of Maya architecture, and is a rather rare and beautiful 18th century temple. The main structure lies atop an elevated platform, with the main deity placed on the outer part of the temple instead of inside. The temple has striking decorative lacework and designs of peacocks with bead garlands.
आकाशदिप धनकआकाशदिप धनक
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Nearby Attractions Of Naroshankar Temple
Shree Kalaram Mandir Sansthan
Ramkund Panchwati
Sita Gufa
Shree Kapaleshwar Mahadev Mandir
Panchavati Ghat
Sundar narayan mandir
Ganga Ghat
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Nearby Restaurants Of Naroshankar Temple
Samarth Juice Centre (Raviwar Karanja Branch)
Kokani Darbar Restaurant
Shilpa Dining Hall
SAYANTARA
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Jai Jagannath Restaurant
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2Q4V+78R, Panchavati, Nashik, Maharashtra 422003, India
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attractions: Shree Kalaram Mandir Sansthan, Ramkund Panchwati, Sita Gufa, Shree Kapaleshwar Mahadev Mandir, Panchavati Ghat, Sundar narayan mandir, Ganga Ghat, Shree Ganga Godavari Mandir, Laxman Temple, restaurants: Samarth Juice Centre (Raviwar Karanja Branch), Kokani Darbar Restaurant, Shilpa Dining Hall, SAYANTARA, Mughal Darbar, Annapoorna hotel, Shree Ambika Restaurant-Misal Pav, Jai Jagannath Restaurant, Shamsundar - Shamravanchi Sundar Misal, Hotel Pancharatna

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