Chourasi Khamba Mandir, Kamyavan — Attraction in Rajasthan

A fair is organised in Kaman in the rainy season called Parikrama Mela at the Cheel Mahal (Eagle Palace). Some of the significant temple shrines of Rajasthan are present in Kaman such as the Kameswara Mahadeva Siva Temple, Govindaji Temple, Vimala Kunda and Chaurasi Khamba. Kaman is ruled by the number 84. There are 84 ponds, 84 temples and 84 hectares of land that is divided into 84 small pools of water. Located to the west of Kaman township in Bharatpur district is the Chaurasi Khamba temple (84 pillared temple). There is no idol worship, or for that matter, worship of any kind, performed at this site; yet, it is called a temple. Chaurasi Khamba is an ancient monument having 84 intricately carved pillars, but none has been able to count the exact number yet! Every time a curious visitor has attempted to count the pillars of the temple, the total number has either receded or exceeded the exact number. For this reason, Chaurashi Khamba is considered spooky. Legend also states that Lord Krishna had lived for a brief span in this monument during his childhood. Even the Pandava brothers had spent some part of the term of their exile in the forests before the Mahabharata war. Additionally, the locals believed that there is a pond close by, named Dharam Kund where the deity of Justice, Yama, had tested Yudhisthira’s wisdom by assuming the form...

This place was visited by Pandavas in mahabharat, called kamyavan. Queen Draupadi got Akshaya patra in this place. This is now historical monument and theee is no worship happening...

Very historical palace which is like more and visit here in brij kaman Rajasthan like you very much this palace you seeems there 84 polls but you are not count 84 polls this is...