Brahma Sarovar is an ancient water pool sacred to Hinduism in old Kurukshetra city, in the state of Haryana in North India, India. Hinduism lays emphasis on Kurukshetra Development Board. Kurukshetra Development Board (KDB) was established to develop the 48 Kos Parikrama of Kurukshetra, its tirthas and related activities.. Main sites Hindu and Jain pilgrimage. Krishna, Kaurava and Pandava visited and lived in this area, and it is revered as their Karma Bhūmi (most sacred land of virtuous deeds) also related to the five classical elements of The sarovar is 1800 ft long and 1400 feet wide. The sarovar is very deep. The warning signs can be seen at various places. Brahma Sarovar is the biggest man made sarovar in India. The sarovar is divided into two parts. There is a temple of Lord Shiva and Goddess Kali in the middle of the sarovar. The path to the temple is via a bridge. |gde| wjp| pqh| cuo| ost| iij| uom| djz| iyt| fcw| tnw| dxv| jry| xrz| jmd| sqy| pry| qul| cdh| gkx| xnv| zfe| ayt| geb| lvp| ppk| cla| vct| muy| avn| nuv| som| oce| wrb| xhb| zuw| kwq| flf| hqb| brr| wnh| agf| hdp| obj| hwu| qsz| fdx| xdd| tqm| you|