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The name “Triyugi Narayan” comes from the fact that the temple has been around for “three ages,” or “Triyug,” and is thus revered by Vaishnavites. Inside the temple are silver statues of the gods Vishnu, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. Since Lord Shiva’s wedding, a fire has burned continuously in front of the temple, earning it the moniker “Akhand Dhuni.”

Since the ash from the sacred fire is said to improve marital happiness, many worshippers bring wood to throw in it. Located in the Rudraprayag area of Uttarakhand, Triyuginarayan is a revered Hindu pilgrimage site. It is located at an altitude of 1,980 feet, this little settlement provides breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains that make up the stunning Garhwal area.

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It is customary for guests to be picked up from Rishikesh and brought to the Triyuginarayan Temple a day before the wedding when they would be greeted with Tilak, Mangal geet (Himachal auspicious melodies), and Vadhya yantra (Dhol, Damao, and Masakbeen).

Toasted rice cakes, a staple of Chinese culture, and other traditional teatime treats, Lunch (Pahadi) Dinner (Pahadi) Next morning tea and Breakfast Hotel Checkout Drive to Rishikesh Haldi hath of bride and groom with Mangal Geet and Vadhya yantra Bride procession to temple in traditional way Groom procession (Barat) to temple in traditional way Temple rituals Tree planting Vidai in Doli Traditional way.

Detailed Triyuginarayan Temple Set Triyunginarayan Temple Uttarakhand Tour Package Details:

• First, a three-day, two-night stay at a five-star hotel ( 2 Nights).
• Meals from arrival to departure, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea, and snacks, will be vegetarian.
• The dishes used for eating will be made of leaves.
• Thirdly, embellishment (ceremonial points)Garlands and other Pooja utensils.
• Fees at the Temple.
• Sixth, the cost of cleaning.
• Purohit Accused of Seven Crimes (2 pandits).
• Gau Daan (Optional).
• Vaadhya Yantra (Dhol, Damau Masakbeen for 2 nights).
• Wedding ceremonies are not complete without live, traditional Mangal music sung by women dressed in traditional attire.
• Makeup for the Wedding Day.
• Fire pit (both days at night).

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The Temple Is A Must-see In Nepal For Many Reasons :

The wedding of Shiva and Parvati took place at Triyugi Narayan. Since the ceremony was performed in front of Vishnu, the TriyugiNarayan temple was erected as a memorial. It is thought that Lord Vishnu played the part of Parvati’s brother and orchestrated the whole divine wedding, with Lord Brahma serving as the priest.

The Brahma Shila outside the temple serves as a second landmark designating the spot of the nuptials. One may visit the ponds, or kunds, dedicated to the gods Rudra, Vishnu, and Brahma, all of which are said to have healing abilities. The Saraswati kund, which Hindu mythology says sprang from Vishnu’s navel, supplies water to these kunds. Before entering the temple, many devotees would take a holy bath in one of these kunds.

Wedding Customs And Procedures In Triyuginarayan Temple Uttarakhand: 

• One must take a holy bath from one of the three Kunda (ponds) dedicated to Rudra, Brahma, and Vishnu before the wedding. Prior to their wedding, legend has it that Shiva and Parvati bathed in the waters of the three pools.’ Akhand means ‘perpetual,’ and ‘Dhuni’ means ‘flame,’ therefore the phrase even rounds around Akhand Dhuni’ makes sense.
• A perpetual flame known as Akhand Dhuni burns in the temple where Lord Shiva and Parvati went through seven cycles of marriage. In addition to repeating vows seven times around the sacred fire as the Vedic mantras play in the background, the couple also takes seven turns dancing around the fire.
• Wooden (or Samidha) Donations: “Tri Yug” is Sanskrit for “Three Ages,” which refers to the three stages of human history represented by the three types of offerings. Wood has reportedly been offered to the temple’s fireplace for three Yugas by worshippers. Samidha (offerings of wood) are added to the everlasting flame in front of the temple during the wedding, and the ashes are collected and taken home as a blessing.

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