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Anga Kshetra (Ballia Kameshwar Dham) - Pilgrimages and Temples


• Meditation:

Anga: I meditate on Lord Shiva burning Kama deva in Anga and making him Ananga (bodiless).
Anga: I meditate on Sri Rama visiting Anga and hearing the story of Lord Shiva burning Kamadeva.


• Greatness:

Anga Kshetra (Ballia Kameshwar Dham):

Kameshwar Dham, Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh Ballia Kameshwar Dham (Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh):
Ganga - Sarayu Sangam (Confluence)

Temples:
• Shiva: Kameshwar Mahadev

Greatness:

1. Presence of Lord Shiva in Anga:
• Lord Shiva burnt Kama deva in Anga and made him Ananga (Bodiless).

2. Presence of Sri Rama in Anga:
Sri Rama visited Anga and heard about Lord Shiva burning Kama deva. (Kameshwar Dham)

Puranic References:
Valmiki Ramayana - Bala Kanda - 23 to 24 (About Sri Rama visiting Anga with sage Vishwamitra)


• Places to See:

Temples of Lord Shiva in Anga:
• Lord Shiva burnt Kama deva in Anga and made him Ananga (Bodiless). (Kameshwar Dham)
Kameshwar Dham, Ballia district, Uttar PradeshBallia Kameshwar Dham (Ballia Kameshwar Dham) (Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh)
Ballia Kameshwar Dham is identified with Anga, where Sri Rama visited and heard about Lord Shiva burning Kama deva.


Temples of Sri Rama in Anga:
Sri Rama visited Anga and heard about Lord Shiva burning Kama deva. (Kameshwar Dham)
Kameshwar Dham, Ballia district, Uttar PradeshBallia Kameshwar Dham (Ballia Kameshwar Dham) (Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh)
Ballia Kameshwar Dham is identified with Anga, where Sri Rama visited and heard about Lord Shiva burning Kama deva.


• Location:

Kameshwar Dham is located in the Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh.


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