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"Map_Name": "Banganga Tank",
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"Map_Description": "The origin of Banganga Tank is steeped in legend dating all the way back to the Hindu epic, the Ramayana. According to legend, Lord Ram stopped there to seek the blessing of a sage, while on his way to Sri Lanka to save his wife Sita from the evil clutches of Raavan. When he was thirsty, he shot his baan (arrow) into the ground and a freshwater tributary of the Ganga (Ganges) River sprouted from below the surface. Hence, the name Banganga. Now, a pole in the middle of the tank marks the spot where Ram's arrow pierced the earth. The area around Banganga Tank gradually developed as a pilgrimage place, and numerous temples and dharamshalas (religious rest houses) came up. Some of the earliest settlers were Gaud Saraswat Brahmins. One of them, who was a minister in the court of the ruling Hindu Silhara dynasty, constructed the existing tank and adjacent Walkeshwar temple in 1127. The 135 meter long and 10-meter-deep structure of the tank was built over the spring, which continues to provide a flow of fresh wat",
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"POI_Description": "Founded around 1858 by a Bombay merchant, Lakshmidas Jagjivandas, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The large, arched gateway stands out as a unique feature. It has a Naubatkhana above the entrance, where musicians would have sat. The old carved wooden door through the gateway still survives. It is surrounded by smaller shrines, deepsthambas, a large courtyard and dharmshalas. A modern sabhamandap has been built in recent years on side facing the arched gateway. ",
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"POI_Name": "The Jagannath Mahadev Temple",
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"POI_Description": "The Siddheswar Mahadeo temple was built on a samadhi around the 1830s. It is one of the best examples of templs built in the first half of the 19th century. The temple is within a vast compound, adjacent to the row of houses facing the tank. There are two niches on the west facing outside wall; the left one houses a Ganesha shrine, the right housing Parvati holding a staff. A stone Nandi faces the sanctuary. A stone Shivling with a copper covering and a stone image of Parvati are housed within the sanctuary. Two deepshtambas, facing opposite to the temple mark the staircase that goes down to the tank. The architecture is reminiscent of ancient temples built centuries ago.",
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"POI_Name": "Siddeshwar Mahadeo Temple ",
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"POI_Description": "Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, it is believed to have been founded by the koli community and that a gentleman named Diveshankar built the present temple in 1781. Local legend states that the marble idol of Lord Vishnu was brought here from a place called Giri in South India in 1789. This temple also has a stone gateway, on top of which a naubatkhana existed from which temple musicians once played. Two Deepasthambas still stand within the temple compound. The wooden panels inside the temple make it unique amongst the temples of Banganga. The ’L’ shaped Dharamshala within the inner compound of temple is still functioning and caters to worshippers who want to stay there and have travelled from afar. ",
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"POI_Name": "Vyankatesh Balaji Temple.",
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"POI_Description": "This temple was built in 1973 by the Shrimaly Brahmin community from Rajasthan. Hosted in the premises are figures of different deities such as Shiva, Parvati, Nandi, Ganapati, Bhairav and Hanuman. However, this temple is originally dedicated to Mahalakshmi, consort of Lord Vishnu. It is also known as the Mahalakshmi Santoshi Mata Temple due to an image of Santoshi Mata. From the right hand side of the entrance to this temple, the tank itself is visible, looking towards the southern end. This temple marks the northern end of the tank. As we walk on to our next stop, on our right hand side we will see another entrance to the Tank, which comes in from the Kavle Math School area. ",
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"POI_Name": "The Mahalaxmi Temple.",
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"POI_Description": "Kavale Matth is named after the town of Kaivalya in Goa. The matth is one of the oldest at Banganga, founded by members of the Shenvi or Gaud Saraswat Brahmin community. Inside, is a temple dedicated to the goddess Shanta Durga or Kalika and Lord Krishna. In the centre of the temple, is a samadhi dated 1809, indicating the temple to be much older. It was likely constructed in the late 18th century. It stands on the site of an older structure that once stood in the midst of samadhis. At the entrance is an old deepasthamba, which must have belonged to the old compound. Fully complete with Dharamshalas and other facilities, this matth caters to the needs of worshippers from far and wide. It is one of the most visited places in Banganga.",
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"POI_Name": "Kavle Matth, Walkeshwar.",
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"POI_Description": "These are intricately carved, stone pillars which were used as lamp posts and were lit with during religious festivities and during evening aartis. The lit deepsthambas added to the aesthetic of Banganga, especially in the evenings.",
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"POI_Name": "Deepasthamba.",
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"POI_Description": "This temple was built in the late 19th century on the site of an ancient thatched structure that housed the deity of Hanuman. The stone image of Hanuman is believed to be more than 200 years old. Four generations of the Mhatre family, belonging to the Mali or Somavanshi Chaukalshi community who migrated here in the 12th and 13th centuries, have lived here in Banganga. They were entrusted to maintain the functions of the temple. The stone sculpture of Hanuman can be seen inside the sanctuary and is painted in saffron. It represents a very local, homely representation of Lord Hanuman.",
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"POI_Content_URL": "http://localhost:83/Walks/Content/map1-poi8-poicontent.mp3",
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"POI_Status": "Published",
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"POI_Description": "The alternative name of the temple comes from the samadhi of Madhavendra Tirtha Swami, head of the Vaishnav Sanyasi Matth founded in 1542 at Varanasi; who died here, at Banganga in 1775. The Gaud Saraswat Brahmin community raised funds and build this matth over his samadhi in the late 1770s. A black stone standing image of Maruti or Hanuman is placed on the samadhi. Two more samadhis are dedicated to Varadendra Tirtha Swami who died at Banganga in 1914 and Veda Vyasa, compiler of the epic Mahabharata. ",
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"POI_Name": "Kashimatth Sansthan or Madhavendra’s Matth.",
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"POI_Number": 8,
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"POI_Description": "The temple was founded by an ascetic named Bhawani Surva Sadhu and later rebuilt in 1912 by a merchant, Seth Gangadas Tangildas. The exterior of the temple is marked with ceramic tiles – one with an image of Lord Ganesh, marking the entrance to the temple. Inside, on a pedestal, are black stone idols of Vithoba-Rukmini, each about one foot nine inches tall. In the late 1890s, the temple had a dome. Outside the sanctuary, there was a Mahadeo Pindi, a stone Nandi and an image of Shitaladevi, all of which are no longer there today.",
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"POI_Name": "Vithoba Rukmini/Rakhumai Temple.",
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"POI_Description": "The temple was founded by an ascetic named Bhawani Surva Sadhu and later rebuilt in 1912 by a merchant, Seth Gangadas Tangildas. The exterior of the temple is marked with ceramic tiles – one with an image of Lord Ganesh, marking the entrance to the temple. Inside, on a pedestal, are black stone idols of Vithoba-Rukmini, each about one foot nine inches tall. In the late 1890s, the temple had a dome. Outside the sanctuary, there was a Mahadeo Pindi, a stone Nandi and an image of Shitaladevi, all of which are no longer there today.",
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"POI_Name": "Onkareshwar Mahadeo Temple.",
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"POI_Description": "This is a Shiva Temple. An earlier structure stood on the site of the current temple, dating back to the 12th century during the rule of the Silahara Dynasty. This was destroyed by invading armies of the Bijapur and Gujarat Sultanates and by the Portuguese. The current structure of the temple was built by a Gaud Saraswat Brahmin named Ramaji Kamathi in 1715. The lingam (image of Lord Shiva) is said to have sprung out of sand and so the name Walukeshwar; ‘Walu’ meaning sand and ‘Ishwar’ meaning the Supreme Being.",
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"POI_Name": "Walkeshwar Temple.",
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"POI_Description": "This temple with a round dome was founded by Sir Mangaldas Nathubai in the late 19th century. Inside is a marble figure of Ganapati. The traditional festive celebration in earlier days took place on the 12th day of the bright half of Kartik (November) when the Deepmalas attached to the temple were illuminated, and rich robes were put on the statue. It doesn’t fit the usual ambience of Banganga due to the temple structure, however, it is still one of the most important temples here.",
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"POI_Name": "Ganpati Temple.",
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"POI_Description": "This temple is dedicated to Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi. It was built in the late 1890s by a merchant who was a resident of Banganga. One of the most interesting aspects about this temple are the two statues of Dwarpalas (sentinels or door keepers) armed with swords and shields, each standing by a lion. Inside the temple are two marble images of Vishnu and Lakshmi. It is adorned with green floral motifs on all sides at the top panel of the temple. This temple, with its Dwarpalas and the old wooden door still present, adds to the historic look of Banganga, mainly due to the survival of its primary structure.",
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"POI_Name": "Lakshmi Narayan Temple.",
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"POI_Description": "Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple was built in 1842 with slabs of cut stone. It was built by Raghoba Jivaji Jayakar. There is a local belief that an old Koli temple once stood on the site. The stone Shivling is enclosed within a garbhgriha which is marble paved. Maha-Shivaratri was celebrated on all Mondays of the Shravan (August) month in times past. There is a stone Nandi in the sabha mandap with a stone kurma (tortoise) in front. The white towering structure stands out from the surrounding buildings and strikes an image of an ancient and important temple, which it is. ",
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"POI_Description": "This round domed Ganapati temple was built in 1842, by the benefactor of the Rameshwar Temple. The four-armed image of Ganapati is believed to have been sculpted of marble from the Rajasthan quarries. This temple, along with the Rameshwar Temple exemplifies a fusion of the Maratha and Gujarat style of Temple architecture through a mix of hemispherical domes and the brick spire. The characteristic of this temple is the sloping pitch roof and open jali on the sides. This temple has retained its original structure and therefore is easily discernable from other temples which have a more modern building.After looking at the beautiful Rameshwar Temple, we walk on southward. We have now reached the very southern end of the tank. To our right-hand side, you will see the old Dharamshalas are still present. Many tenants are descendants of the original priestly class who used to live here. Many of these old Dharamshalas are still functioning. The architecture of these buildings tingles one’s imagination of how the surrounding area must have looked in the late 19th century. ",
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"POI_Description": "They are a hallmark and common feature of the tank. This is a perfect place to walk down the steps to the Ghat and let the genuine feeling of Banganga in all its spleandour, sink in. These also are reminiscent of the time when the deepsthambas used to be lit and made the tank look even more beautiful at night. From here we walk on east, towards the steps leading up to our next stop.",
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