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Sarang Nath, Uttar Pradesh [2]

Sarang Nath refers to the Sarang Nath Mahadev Temple, an ancient Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, located within the larger sacred Buddhist site of Sarnath, near Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India; it's famous for its unique Shiva Lingams, a pond (Sarangnath Kund), and is believed to be the origin of the name "Sarnath" itself, a key Buddhist pilgrimage spot where Buddha first taught. 

A blend of Hindu and Buddhist importance, with the temple dedicated to Shiva and the area being a major Buddhist pilgrimage site.

Q1 March 2024

Sarnath, near Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh.

Sengottai, Tamilnadu [3]

Kermav Pre Plaining Session

Afternoon Q1 Feb 2024

Enjoying the Picture Perfect Nature near a Small Water Reservoir near Sangottai, just after lunch.

Sengottai, Tamilnadu[2]

Kermav Pre Plaining Session.

Morning Time : on the way to Sengottai, Tamilnadu., a mini Reserve Forest and a Big River.

Q1 Feb 2024

Sengottai, Tamilnade [1]

Kermav Pre Planning Sessions

Evening Time : Returning back to Kerala: - Gundaru Dam - Paddy Field in Sengottai Near the Dam - A rare sight for us from Kerala, Buffaloes Herd Walking back to shelter before Sunset

Q1 Feb 2024

Ganga River, Varanasi

Kermav Core Meet

Ganga Aarti Ritual Performance at Evening.

A Ganga boat ride - a typical cruises past all 84 ghats, offering panoramic views of Varanasi's spiritual life, including Dashashwamedh Ghat's Ganga Aarti, Assi Ghat's morning rituals, and the intense cremation scenes at Manikarnika itself, covering iconic spots like Harishchandra Ghat, and ending back near Assi Ghat, providing a profound cultural and spiritual journey along the sacred river.

Q1 March 2024

Ayodhya Unveils "Ram Path"

Kermav Core Body Meet Q1

AYODHYA — The landscape of the holy city has undergone a dramatic transformation with the completion of a multi-tiered road network designed to streamline the influx of devotees to the newly consecrated Ram Mandir.

At the heart of this infrastructural overhaul is the Ram Path, a sweeping 13-km, four-lane arterial highway stretching from Sadatganj to Naya Ghat. Serving as the city’s primary transit spine, the Ram Path acts as the main gateway for tourists and pilgrims, funneling traffic toward the spiritual core of the city.Directly branching from the city's revamped infrastructure is the Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Path.

Described as a "beautified promenade," this final stretch integrates inner city streets into a dedicated pedestrian-friendly walkway that leads devotees directly to the temple’s main entrance.

The grid is further supported by two other major corridors:

Dharma Path: A grand ornamental route designed to showcase the city's cultural heritage.

Bhakti Path: A specialized link facilitating easier movement for the faithful within the temple vicinity.

Together, these routes form a comprehensive transit web, marking a significant milestone in Ayodhya’s evolution into a world-class pilgrimage destination.

March Q1 2024

Alappuzha Beach

Kermav Theme Planning for 2024

Q1 Feb 2024