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Gauri Somnath

temple, Godarpura, India
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  • Godarpura pilgrimage site, India
    Godarpura

    …another lingam stands outside the Gauri Somnath temple. The other temples on the island are Shaivite, but there are Vaisnavite and Jain temples on the north bank of the river, and on the south bank stands one of Godarpura’s Brahma temples. The raja’s palace stands on a terraced hillside of…

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    …another lingam stands outside the Gauri Somnath temple. The other temples on the island are Shaivite, but there are Vaisnavite and Jain temples on the north bank of the river, and on the south bank stands one of Godarpura’s Brahma temples. The raja’s palace stands on a terraced hillside of…

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