Ban Ganga Mahadev at Somnath:
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Sacred River: Ban Ganga is a holy river that flows near the famous Somnath Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas (sacred shrines of Lord Shiva) in India.

Location: It is situated in the Gir Somnath district of Gujarat, western India.

Puranic Legend: According to Hindu mythology, Lord Krishna was struck by an arrow in his foot, leading to his departure from the mortal world at Prabhas Patan, near Somnath. It is believed that the Ban Ganga originated from the sweat of Lord Krishna's foot.

Ritual Bathing: Devotees believe that taking a dip in the holy waters of Ban Ganga purifies the soul and washes away sins.

Ghats: The river is lined with numerous ghats (steps leading to the water) where pilgrims perform rituals and bathe.

Associated with Chandra Deva: Ban Ganga is associated with the moon god, Chandra Deva. It is said that Chandra Deva took refuge in this river to alleviate the curse given by his father-in-law Daksha, which caused him to wane.

Lively Ghats: The ghats of Ban Ganga are bustling with devotees, pilgrims, and Sadhus, creating a vibrant atmosphere of spirituality.

Evening Aarti: Aarti (a Hindu ritual of worship) is performed in the evenings on the banks of Ban Ganga. It is a captivating sight with the river reflecting the light from the lamps.

Religious Offerings: People offer flowers, diyas (oil lamps), coconuts, and other religious offerings into the river as a symbol of devotion.

Kartik Purnima: Kartik Purnima, the full moon day in the Hindu month of Kartik, is considered highly auspicious at Ban Ganga. Pilgrims flock to the river to bathe and perform religious ceremonies.
Nearby Temples: Besides the Somnath Temple, there are several other smaller temples and shrines located along the banks of Ban Ganga.

Scenic Beauty: The surrounding landscape of Ban Ganga is serene and picturesque, enhancing the spiritual experience of visitors.
Pilgrim Route: Ban Ganga is often an essential part of the pilgrim route for those visiting the Somnath Temple.

Connected to Somnath Temple: Devotees often take water from Ban Ganga to offer to the main deity at the Somnath Temple during their visit.

Preservation: The local authorities and communities take measures to maintain the cleanliness and sanctity of the Ban Ganga river, ensuring its religious and environmental significance remains intact.

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