Patel Bhuvaneshwar


	Patel Bhuvaneshwar

shankargallery

12-21-2007 2:27 PM

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Ancient place of worship in north India Himalaya

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    <P class="description"><SPAN>Patal Bhuvaneshwar is the name of a natural cave located in the Gangolihat region of Pithoragarh District in Uttarakhand State (India).  The cave is an auspicious place of worship, revered by Hindus since ancient times. The uniqueness of the cave is its natural rocks inside, which are distinctly shaped like our gods and goddesses. Be it Sheshnag, Lord Ganesha or Lord Narsimha, nature has crudely moulded the rocks here to represent their replicas.</SPAN></p> </DIV>
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