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Where Rama Quenched Hanuman’s Thirst Hanuman Dhara

After Hanuman had set fire to the entire Kingdom of Lanka with his tail, his whole body was consumed in flames and he was burning in pain and was very thirsty.

Lord Ram pierced a Rock with an arrow in a mountain to create a spring .

Since, then the spring is known as Hanuman Dhara.

A narrow stream of water emerges from the rock crevice and falls directly on the idol.

Apart from that, there is a nearby well that never dries up, which is also considered sacred.

Rare Teerthas Of Hindusim

Teerthas are different from Holy rivers like Ganges, Yamuna or Sarasvati.

Teertha may be small pond in the Temple precincts, or slightly away from it or may be found in a forest or a mountain, with a small temple nearby.

It may be cold water or warm water spring, or a ford,pond or a rivulet.

I am listing some rare Teertha, so rare that I am unable to find their location.

Readers may help.

Kumjaamraka Teertha.Kumjaamraka means 'bent'

This Theerthameans bent Mango Tree.

This Teertha is for worshipping Lord Vishnu.