Ramtek was the place where Rama, the Hindu God, rested while he was in exile. Lord Ramachandra took a vow to relieve the world from the demons. ‘Tek’ means vow in local language, hence the word Ramtek comes from ‘Vow of Ram’.

• History
• Ramgiri And its Holy Sites

Pushkar lake is created by Brahma to perform an unprecedented Mahayagna on the banks of Pushkara Tirtha. Simply by taking bath at Pushkar, all the sins of a person are destroyed immediately.

• Pushkar
• Scriptural References
• The Position of Lord Brahma
• History of Pushkar
• Pushkar – The Place of Sages
• Temples at Pushkar
• Pushkar Lake
• The Camel Fair
• Nearby Places of Interest
• Pilgrimage to Pushkar
• Srila Prabhupada and Pushkar
• The Prayers of Lord Brahma

Nathdwara means ‘Gateway to Shrinathji’. Nathdwara is a significant Vaishnavite shrine pertaining to the Pushti Marg or the Vallabh Sampradaya, which was founded by Vallabha Acharya.”

• Nathdwara – Introduction
• Main Temple
• History of Nathdwara
• Darshan at Nathdwara
• Nathdwara Town
• A Well of Ghee
• Festivals and Rituals at the Temple
• Other Temples
• Near by Places
• Map of Nathdwara

Ramanujacharya spent at least twelve years in Melukote (may-lu-ko-tay), setting up strict standards of deity worship still followed today. Melukote is also referred as Thirunarayanapuram or Yadavagiri or Vedagiri (means Veda hill from which Lord Dattatreya instructed his disciples).

• Melukote
• Places to Visit in Melukote
• Festival – Vairamudi Brahmotsava
• A History in Names
• Prayer to Lord Tiru Narayana by Nammalvar (Tiruvaymoli 4.1.1)
• The Devotion of a Muslim Princess – Deity Of Ramapriya and Bibi Nachiyar
• Visiting Melukote
• Nearby Places from Melukotte
• Ramanujacarya’s Exile