Naimisharanya nadhi lo ye pandu vesina alane theylutundi munagadu

Naimisharnya is off the NH from Sidhauli - around 45 kms - taking around 1 hour. Naimisharanya is situated on the banks of river Gomathi, a tributary of river Ganges. Naimisharanya is also known as Neemsar or Naimisha. This town is rich with Hindu Mythology and is known as the place where Sri Chakra stopped when Lord Vishnu used it to cut the body of Sati Devi which ended up creating 51 Sakthi Peet temples. Naimisha hosts one of the Sakthi Peet temples as well as several other important Hindu temples.

Places to see : Goddess Lalitha Devi temple, Devpuri Temple, Shri Naimishnath temple (one of the Divya Desams), Hanuman Garhi temple, Vyas Gaddi, Chakra Thirth, Rudravath temple. Plan 3-4 hours for Naimisharanya.

In the forests of Naimisharanya, sat the 88,000 Rishis and Ved Vyasa revealing the Vedas, Puranas, and Shastras to them. You read any Indian scripture, and you find the mention of Naimisharanya. The name itself contains the word ‘Aranya’ meaning it was a forest

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