A temple inside the sea, For the devotees visiting the Darshan sea is diverting, Know the full details about this Temples

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The Mahadeva Temple located in the sea is located in Gujarat. The temple is located in the sea which makes it easy for everyone to relax. Not only that, but the sea will also change for the devotees during Darshan too. The Nishkalank Mahadev Temple is located about a kilometer off the shore of the Arabian Sea. Located in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, this temple is accessible by sea from 1 pm to 10 pm. every day.

Nishkalank Mahadev Temple is a wonderful shrine of Gujarat. The Shiva Temple is a marvelous sight not only for the devotees but also for others. Surprisingly, the temple is located in the sea. Not only that, but the sea will also change for the devotees during Darshan too. The Nishkalank Mahadev Temple is located about a kilometer off the shore of the Arabian Sea.

Located in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, this temple is accessible by sea from 1 pm to 10 pm. It is a tidal wave every afternoon. Therefore, the temple, which has been dug into the sea, including the 20ft tall pillars, will be submerged this time. The temple dates back to 5000 years.

Only the top of the mast can be seen at this time, but after about 1 o’clock in the afternoon, the water from both sides of the temple begins to descend and the water drains out completely.

It is caused by tides and tides, but for devotees this is a wonderful phenomenon. After the Kurukshetra war, the Panchapandavas approached Lord Krishna to seek a way to wash away their sins. Krishna gave a black cow and a black flag to the Pandavas.

Krishna told the Pandavas that the day when the cow and the flag were dyed white, you would be freed from your sins. The Pandavas then took several days to travel through various places to reach Koliak in Bhavnagar. It is believed that the color of the cow and the flag changed to white.

To get rid of this, they started worshiping on the same beach. Five Shiv Lingas have been erected in memory of the Pandavas. It is amazing that despite the great sea erosion, the 20-foot-tall flagship was not damaged.