Andhra Pradesh 0/1
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Mallikarjuna Temple
A hilltop Jyotirlinga above the Krishna river gorge at Srisailam, one of the few shrines counted among both the Jyotirlingas and the Shakti Peethas.
Assam 0/3
Bihar 0/2
Chandigarh 0/1
Delhi 0/3
Goa 0/1
Gujarat 0/7
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Dwarkadhish Temple
Krishna's Char Dham temple in his legendary capital of Dwarka, its five-storey spire visible from far along the Gujarat coast.
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Nageshwar Jyotirlinga
A Jyotirlinga near Dwarka marked by a giant Shiva statue, one of three shrines across India that claim the name Nageshwar.
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Somnath Temple
The first of the twelve Jyotirlingas, on Gujarat's Arabian Sea coast — rebuilt several times after historic raids, its current shikhara dates to 1951.
Himachal Pradesh 0/1
Jharkhand 0/1
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Baidyanath Temple
A Jyotirlinga at Deoghar also revered as one of the Shakti Peethas, drawing pilgrims who carry Ganga water on foot from Sultanganj.
Karnataka 0/3
Kerala 0/1
Madhya Pradesh 0/5
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Mahakaleshwar Temple
Ujjain's Jyotirlinga, unusual for facing south, known for its pre-dawn Bhasma Aarti where the deity is ritually bathed in sacred ash.
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Omkareshwar Temple
A Jyotirlinga on a Narmada river island shaped like the sacred Om symbol, reached by a footbridge from the mainland ghats.
Maharashtra 0/9
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Bhimashankar Temple
A Jyotirlinga tucked into a forested wildlife sanctuary in the Sahyadri hills, and the source of the Bhima river.
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Grishneshwar Temple
The last of the twelve Jyotirlingas, rebuilt in the 18th century barely a kilometre from the Ellora Caves.
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Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple
A black-stone Jyotirlinga near Nashik where the Godavari river is believed to originate, its inner sanctum holding three small lingas for the Trimurti.
Odisha 0/2
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Jagannath Temple, Puri
The Char Dham temple on Odisha's coast, famous for its annual Rath Yatra, when the deities are pulled through the streets on giant wooden chariots.
Rajasthan 0/4
Sikkim 0/1
Tamil Nadu 0/3
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Ramanathaswamy Temple
A Jyotirlinga and Char Dham site on an island linked to the Ramayana, famed for a pillared corridor among the longest of any Hindu temple.
Telangana 0/1
Uttar Pradesh 0/5
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Kashi Vishwanath Temple
Varanasi's Jyotirlinga on the Ganga's ghats, rebuilt in its present form in 1780 and now linked to the river by a broad new corridor.
Uttarakhand 0/3
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Badrinath Temple
The Himalayan Char Dham dedicated to Vishnu, open only from spring to autumn before Garhwal's snows close the valley.
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Kedarnath Temple
A stone Shiva temple at 3,583m in the Garhwal Himalaya, reachable only on foot or by helicopter, open to pilgrims a few months each year.