Trip Advisor

Timing

0500-2200

Closing Day

All Days open

Website

None

Direction

Map

Phone

None

Toilet

NO

Wheelchair Accessible

NO

Do's/Dont's

Audio Guide

NO

Entrance Fees (Per Person)

India

Adult

No Entry fee

Child

No Entry fee

Foreign Nationals

Adult

No Entry fee

Child

No Entry fee

Bimstec and Saarc Nationals

Adult

No Entry fee

Child

No Entry fee

History

Hinduism in India is as multifarious a religion as it is longstanding.Spirituality and symbolism happen to be its two fundamental elements. Also, a deeply involved part of these two aspects of Hinduism are animals. The assertive Hindu belief of inviolability of animals is actually one of the most remarkable aspects of the Indian culture. These creatures have been reckoned as channels for love and unity, symbols of the culture and impetuses of growth, by many ancient Indian literary texts. The life of an animal is held equal to that of a human, the only difference being that unlike the latter their senses have not fully manifested. Right from the classification of beings to the many animal incarnations of Gods, the crucial role of Nature’s beasts is furthermore stressed. The more one comes across the powerful references to animals in India, the more intrigued one gets. And it is only by visiting the numerous religious destinations within the nation, and peeking into their backgrounds that you begin to converge with the thresholds of this centuries’ old culture. Among the prominent seats of religion in India is the legendary Karni Mata Temple in Bikaner.
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