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108 Shiva Temples
The 108 Shiva Temples refer to a significant group of Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities of Hinduism, worshipped as the god of destruction and transformation. Predominantly located in India, these temples are revered for their spiritual significance and architectural grandeur. The concept of 108 temples aligns with the sacred number 108, which is considered auspicious in various spiritual traditions, symbolizing the universe's wholeness and connection. Many of these temples are pilgrimage sites, attracting devotees who participate in rituals and festivals throughout the year. The architecture of these temples varies regionally, reflecting local styles and traditions while maintaining a common devotion to Shiva.