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The glory of Lord Shiva is incomparable and he has innumerable ancient and miraculous temples in India. But there is a unique temple near Agra in Uttar Pradesh, where two Shivling sits together, which is a wonderful center of faith and curiosity. We are talking on Agra-Mathura National Highway-2 Kailash Mahadev Temple of. This temple is not only famous for its double Shivling, but it also has its own glorious mythological history, which makes it even more special.
Unique twins and their secrets:
The biggest feature of Kailash Mahadev Temple in Agra is two Shivalingas located here, which seem to be connected in one place naturally, not separately. It is believed that these are self-catering Shivling (who have appeared themselves) and have been fulfilling the wishes of the devotees here for years. Devotees from far and wide come on the holy month of Sawan and the holy festival of Mahashivaratri to see this couple Shiva form.
Situated on the holy bank of Yamuna River:
The temple is located on the holy bank of the Yamuna River, about 12 km from Agra, which comes near the Sikandra region. The flowing water of Yamuna and the ancient atmosphere of the temple provides a supernatural peace.
Mythology and History:
The relationship of this temple is related to many mythological stories:
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Lord Parshuram and his father Jamadagni: According to a popular belief, this place is the same where Lord Parashurama and his father Rishi Jamadagni did penance. It is believed that Lord Shiva appeared here as two Shivling, pleased with his harsh penance.
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Shravan Kumar’s relation: In some stories it is also called Shravan Kumar’s Tapobhoomi. It is said that Shravan Kumar passed through here by taking his parents on a journey.
Special importance of spring:
Every Monday of Sawan, a crowd of millions of devotees especially throngs here. ‘Kailash Mela’ takes place on the third Monday of Sawan every year, in which not only Uttar Pradesh but also devotees from Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan also come in large numbers. A large number of Shiva devotees come to the fair to offer water to God and pray to fulfill their wishes.
This temple is also an important part of the tourism circuit of Agra, which is an important stop for history, spirituality and nature lovers.
