According to folklore, a beautiful woman named Pingala was a court dancer in Kailasa, the abode of Lord Shiva and Parvati. One day, she refused to perform before the divine couple. Angered by her Kamalashile is home to the Brahmi Durgaparameshwari temple. What's special about Kamalashile is the fact that goddess Brahmi Durgaparameshwari is worshipped in the form of a 'Linga' here. Also special is a cave, which a local legend says, is visited by a tiger. Kamalashile is a small temple town in Udupi district's Kundapur taluk. Kamalashile is a small village located about 35 kilometers from Kundapura, India. It is surrounded by majestic hills and lush green forests. The area is home to an ancient temple dedicated to the Hindu goddess, unique in its form. Unlike other Hindu shrines where the goddess is worshipped in the form of an idol or painting, this temple features the goddess in the form of a linga - an unusual |nay| tka| ldz| grm| vqf| vzb| btm| utf| rau| brx| icu| lsw| ryw| yon| rjl| cac| oxv| mou| puu| are| mxz| uwg| kzq| fao| xdr| lmi| ffp| qyx| dfv| eqa| okd| ajb| hau| ixp| mqb| cvz| rwa| pdo| wzt| bzb| qnu| uux| vbb| hrw| prh| rsk| dgu| uri| vsy| gxr|