Naulakha Temple

A perfect example of Explicit Beauty. It's impossible to describe its beauty and vibe in words. It is an experience to be felt, to be experienced. The literal meaning of "Naulakha" is "Nine Lakhs". This beautiful temple was built with the investement of Nine Lakhs hence, attaining this name Naulakha. It was built by a Bengali Lady in the loving memory of her Son. It has fine architecture made up of red sandstone. It has got a calm vibe, perfect of meditation and enjoying solitude. Best time to visit is morning as there won't be rush to break the beautiful calm trance which it provides. The inside of the temple is surprisingly cool. It has got a beautiful garden around it. It is a hidden gem which makes it best and people has not ruined its vibes. After so many decades also its beauty never ceases to amaze the human mind.

Its a very old Krishna temple. Still maintained well. Although photographing was prohibited, still captured some 🤪.

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This beautiful temple in the middle of lush greenery is one of the most divine places to visit in the holy town of Deoghar. Once you offer puja at Baba mandir and plan to go to Vasukinath make sure you visit this temple located at the outskirts of Deoghar. It's breathtakingly beautiful and so peaceful. You feel the positive vibes all around this place. The temple was built in year 1931 as told by the head priest and at that time a whopping 9 lakhs were spend. And it truly shows when you enter the place. Swami Balanand Ashram is right next to the temple. And both these places are a must visit. Photography is not allowed so I couldn't take pictures of the grandeur and it's such a delight to the eyes.

The building is actually very exotic. The building stones used are good to see.

It is called Nalakha because during those times it cost 9 lakhs rupees to build and hence the name.

I liked the building structure and design. But to be frank, administration has not been able to maintain it properly. The connecting road to the temple is dilapidated! Completely broken and in worst condition.

The building itself needs lot of renovation work. Algal growth can be seen on the stones. These buildings are our heritage. We all should try our best to preserve these.

Why can't we charge 10 Rs per person whoever is visiting it? By doing this, sufficient funds can be gathered for its maintenance.

Lastly, I was saddened to see our heritage getting decayed like this.

This temple was built around 1900 at a cost of rs9 lac which gave it the name ' nau lakha' that means 9 lac rs.
This temple is dedicated to radha and krishna ji.
You don't have to wait in line . Easy to come and easy to go place. The distance is about 2 km from deogarh temple

The temple is a marvel in its own. But such a sad state of affairs that it's premise is not maintained as the way it should be done. The interior is beautiful and clean. Photography is not allowed inside. The outside garden is in a mess. Could have been maintained in a much better way, as this is one of the most visited places in and around Deoghar with a rich essence of history.

Words cannot describe its humongous structure. Definitely one of the beautiful architecture in Deoghar. If anyone of you are planning to visit the city. Must go to this place during afternoon. You will love the entire structure wrapped by marvelous atmosphere.

Words cannot describe its humongous structure. Definitely one of the beautiful architecture in Deoghar. If anyone of you are planning to visit the city. Must go to this place during afternoon. You will love the entire structure wrapped by marvelous atmosphere.