Assam: At Kamakhya temple, located atop the Nilachal hills ... seen drenched in red menstrual blood. The Brahmaputra river also turns red during this period. There is no science that explains ...

Although there is no scientific proof but the natural underground spring near the sculptured image of the yoni turns red especially during this time. The temple remains closed for three days and holy ...

At this time, the Brahmaputra river near Kamakhya turns red. The temple then remains closed for 3 days and holy water is distributed among the devotees of Kamakhya devi. There is no scientific ...

Draped in red and saffron robes ... the famous and ancient 'shakti' shrine, Kamakhya temple, atop Nilachal hill overlooking magnificent Brahmaputra river in Guwahati for annual 'Ambubachi mela ...

In Assam’s Kamakhya Temple of India ... During this time, the river Brahmaputra turns red and it is also believed that during the monsoon rains, the creative and nurturing power of the ...

Located in Assam, the Kamakhya Devi temple is one of the ... the Brahmaputra River near the temple turns red. In Rajasthan, the Mehendipur Balaji temple is famous as the ‘exorcist temple ...

Kamakhya Temple is a well-known temple in Assam, India. It’s dedicated to the goddess Kamakhya and is famous for its special traditions. Tap to read amazing facts. Kamakhya Temple has no idol of ...

The doors of Kamakhya temple ... of the year the water turns red due to iron oxidation resembling menstrual fluids. According to religious belief and mythology, the temple represents creation ...