| Brief
of the Diety: |
|
 The
idol of Lord Krishna is enshrined in the temple and he
is the deity worshiped. This idol is cast in alloy of
metals.
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| Religious
sect to which the temple belongs: |
|
The
temple belongs to the Vaishnava Sect and the worship is
also conducted in Vaishnava tradition.
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| Architecture
of the Temple: |
| Important
Architectural Characteristics: |
|
 The
temple stands on parts giving an impression of a
citadel. On the walls of the temple frescos and Murals
are beautifully depicted.
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|
| Material
of Construction: |
Brick,
Stone and Lime mortar.
|
| Total
Construction Time: |
How
much time was taken in construction is not known. |
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| Religious
aspects of temple: |
|
The
devotion of Lord Krishna is spread through the temple.
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| Unique
features of the temple: |
|
The outer walls of the temple look like the walls of a
fort. On all the four corners, there are battlements.
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| Festivals
& Fairs in Temple (Main Events): |
|
Shri
Krishna Janmasthmi, Deepawali, Annakoot, Holi Phagotsava.,
Swings in Shravan.
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|
| Timings: |
| Morning
Time: |
5.00
am to 1.00 pm |
Evening
Time:
|
5.30
pm to 10.30 pm |
| Custom
& Traditions of Temple: |
|
The
customs followed by the Vaishnava cult are followed
here. The priests by term serve the deity.
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| Details
of Temple: |
| Sanctrum: |
Circumambulatory
Path |
| Sanctorum: |
Prayer
Hall |
| Verandah: |
Verandah |
| Garbh
Grah: |
Sanctum
Sanctorum |
| Rasoi: |
Rasoi |
| Vandana
(If any particular) in text: |
| Here
songs, bhajans and hymns are sung in the praise of Lord
Krishna. The deity is invoked to extend his grace to his
devotees. |
| Issues
requiring global attention for conservation, protection
and improvement of the temple: |
|
Away from the noisy din of the city of Bikaner. The
temple is situated at Bhimasar which offers a serene and
temple tranquil surrounding. The temple has an
appearance of a small castle. The buildings adjacent to
the temple are worn down and they demand immediate
repair work. The temple is held high in esteem by the
people of the surrounding areas.
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|
Cause
of Establishment: