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Pilgrimage cum cultural centre at Namchi, Sikkim, India.
A 108 feet Grand statue of Lord Shiva is planned to construct on top of a Solophok hill at Namchi in Sikkim state. Lord Shiva with four arms is sitting over a tiger skin. Four arms like, one rear side right hand is holding a Trishul, front right side hand is giving blessings to devotees who are praying in front of him, rear side left hand is playing Damru and front left hand is like chanting mantras in praying / dhyanasta position. He is wearing tiger skin around his waist. Rudraksha malas and snacks are around his neck and arms. Neck's front part is in blue colour. This is due to drinking of Shashnag's poison at time of samudramanthan. His jatas (bunches of hair over head) are holding Ganga Mata who came from heaven to earth as per Shri. Bhagirath's prayer. This Ganga will flow from Lord Shiva's head in form of fountain. Lord Shiva is known as destroyer; but he is also known as Bholenath (Soft hearted God). Whole statue will be in Light blue colour metalizing. Base of the statue is a hall with art work of Shivji's Mahima (Stories) carved over walls to explain Lord Shivji's stories.
Shivji (108 Feet)

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Dwarka Temple
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Jaganathpuri Temple
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Rameshwaram Temple
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Badrinath Temple
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Nandi
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This statue is surrounded by replica of his twelve temples known as twelve Lingas which are spread over India . Replica of four most respected/ adorable Hindu temples (Four Dhams) in four directions in India are placed in front of the statue. These four Dhams are as 1) Sri Badrinath at North, 2) Sri Dwarka at West, 3) Sri Jaganathpuri at East and 4) Sri Rameshwaram at South of India. One Sri. Saibaba temple and one more Shiva temple are planed in the centre. Statue of Lord Kriteshwara is planed in the front side of the Centre. Lord Kriteshwara is an incarnation of Lord Shiva at time of Mahabharata.There are other structures in this centre to show art & culture of Sikkim state. Landscaping of centre is done lots of water bodies and plants at different levels.
Totally it is designed to pilgrimage of whole India at one place at Sikkim .
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