Revered Hindu shrine
Dasaratha Rameshwara Temple is also known by the name of Varjra Temple locally. It is said that King Dasaratha built the temple to atone for the murder of his son Sant Shravana by constructing the temple. The legend goes that the king and his son Rama put up the Shiva Linga here.
Suggested Duration - 1 to 2 hours
hen you need some peace and quiet to focus, you can visit this temple. In addition to the tranquil atmosphere of the temple, the intricate architecture of this revered shrine will mesmerise you.
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