Ramshila Hill
Tourist Attraction
Ramshila Hill
Ramshila Hill is a revered site in Gaya, Bihar, believed to be where Lord Rama offered Pind Daan for his ancestors. The hill is adorned with ancient stone sculptures, hinting at the sacred structures that once existed here. Atop the hill stands the Patalesvara or Ramesvara Temple, originally built in 1014 AD and restored multiple times since.
The temple houses idols of Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, and Lord Lakshmana, and a pavilion built in 1811 serves as a gathering place for devotees during Pitrapaksh, a period dedicated to ancestors. Moreover, a three-hundred-year-old Shiva temple with a rare rock crystal Shivling and a five-foot idol of Lord Ganesha can be found here.
Ramshila Hill offers a serene and spiritual experience, connecting visitors with the rich mythology and devotion of the region.
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