Siddhanth Shiva Temple Of Lucknow Belongs To The Time Of Aurangzeb, A Grand Fair Held In Sawan
Committee chairman Abhishek Kumar said that a lot of effort has been made for the protection of the ancient temple. Now the approval has been received from the government.
The ancient Siddha Nath Bada Shivala, located in Majra Munna Lal Kheda of Saitha village in Dubagga, will be renovated and beautified by the Department of Tourism and Culture. How old is this temple? No one has proper information about this. Although the villagers say that it dates back to the time of Aurangzeb. At the same time, some villagers told that this temple is more than 300 years old.
This temple is built on the roof of Baradari: This temple is built on the roof of Baradari. There is a baradari on the ground floor of the temple. In which arrangements are made for the stay of the devotees coming on the occasion of the fair. According to the villagers, the temple was constructed without cement. The temple is made of Lakhori bricks. There are carvings in the inner walls and ceiling of the temple. The outer walls have designs similar to those of South Indian temples. Shiva Linga and Nandi are installed in the temple. Shri Siddha Nath Temple Committee has been formed to look after the arrangement of its temple. Committee President Abhishek Kumar told that a grand fair is held in the temple on the occasion of Shiv Ratri. A large number of devotees also come in the month of Sawan.
Committee chairman Abhishek Kumar said that a lot of effort has been made for the protection of the ancient temple. Now the approval has been received from the government. The villagers are very happy about this that now the ancient temple will be renovated. The temple will be renovated. On Wednesday, on the instructions of the tourism department, JE Ajay Pal of PACKED came here and saw the temple complex. The priest of the temple, Babu Lal told that this temple is perfect. Devotees come to worship in Sawan.
