Know 12 Jyotirling In India

This is one of the most famous Jyotirlingas in India. Somnath is regarded as the first among the twelve aadi jyotirlingas. It is Symbol of Devotion

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Nageshwar is one of the popular Jyotirlinga tempes in India. It is symbol of Woman Power.

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It is situated On the banks of River Bhima, And is the Symbol of Belief. This Jyotirling is believe to be build by Bheema the son of Kumbhkaran

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Trimbakeshwar jyotirlinga is located near Brahmagiri mountain, the place of origin of Godavari River. It is a symbol of purification.

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This Jyotirling is situated near the cave of Ajanta and Ellora, It is red rock five story shikhar structure. It is symbol of Faith.

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This jyotirling is also one of 52 Shakti peeth, Vaidyanath Jyotirling is symbol of tactics. Here you get rid of all miseries and attain moksha and salvation

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This Mahakaleshwar is believed to be set up by a five-year-old boy Srikar, and is symbol of dedication.

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Omkareshwar, translating to ‘Lord of the Om Sound’, is one of the most sacred places in India. Omkareshwar jyotirling is symbol of politene

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Renowned as Golden Temple in Varanasi, Kashi Vishwanath is a popular one on the Jyotirlinga. It is symbol of freedom.

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Kedarnath Jyotirlinga is also considered as one of the 4 dhams, Respect toward nature.

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Rameshwaram Jyotirlinga is believed to be worshipped by Lord Rama, It is symbol of sacrifices. This is also one among the Char dhams of India.

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Mallikarjuna jyotirlinga is unquestionable, it is one of 52 Shaktipith also. This jyotirling is symbol of Motherhood.

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