🛕 Sarang Nath Mahadev Temple, Varanasi

📍 Location: Sarnath, Varanasi
🛕 Deity: Lord Shiva as Sarangnath (Lord of Deer)
🌊 Special Feature: Two Shiva Lingams & Sarangnath Kund (Holy Pond)

🌟 About Sarang Nath Mahadev Temple

The Sarang Nath Mahadev Temple is a sacred and ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, revered as Sarangnath—the Lord of Deer. This temple holds immense historical and spiritual significance, as the very name Sarnath is believed to have originated from it.

A key attraction of the temple is the Sarangnath Kund, a large holy pond where devotees take a ritual dip to cleanse themselves of sins and seek divine blessings.

🛕 Temple Highlights

🔹 Ancient Shiva Lingams – The temple houses two sacred Shiva Lingams, making it a rare and powerful place of worship.
🔹 Sacred Kund (Pond) – The Sarangnath Kund is considered highly auspicious, with devotees believing that a dip in its waters can purify the soul.
🔹 Mahashivratri Celebrations – One of the biggest festivals here, drawing thousands of pilgrims and devotees.
🔹 Spiritual & Historical Significance – The temple is not only a religious center but also an important part of Varanasi’s ancient heritage.

🌿 Nearby Attractions

🛕 Dhamek Stupa (Sarnath) – 1 km away
🛕 Mulagandha Kuti Vihar – 1.2 km away
🏛 Chaukhandi Stupa – 2 km away