is there swami samarth temple in jaipur?

Answer 1

There is no big temple of Swami Samrath in Jaipur. If there is some small temple then I am not aware. Here are some well known temples of the Jaipur.



Temples of Jaipur
Birla Temple, JaipurPeople of Jaipur are religious in nature and are deeply steeped in culture and traditions. Besides the royalty of Jaipur has always encouraged the regious traditions of the Pink City, which is not so conservative and orthodox in nature and displays equal regard for all religions but yet carefully follows the rituals and traditions of the past. A large number of beautiful temples can be seen in Jaipur but especially notable are the temples at Galta, Ganesh Temple at Moti Dungri, Lakshmi Narayan temple built by Birlas and Govind deo Ji Temple situated in the City Palace complex and is dedicated to Lord Krishna, the patron deity of the erstwhile royalty of Jaipur.


Galtaji Temple
An ancient pilgrimage spot where the great saint Galav is believed to have spent his life and did his meditation; Galta is situated 10 km from Jaipur on Jaipur-Agra highway near Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh. It is known maily for its temples, pavilions, natural springs and holy 'kunds'. The famous temples of the place include the triple-storied temple of Balaji, which appeals to the aesthetic sense of the visitors and is built in pink stone. Its magnificent structure looks more like a palatial mansion or Haveli. Situated amidst the low hills, is the Temple of Galtaji, which is also in pink stone and has a huge complex. Frequented by a large number of devotees, this beautiful temple boasts of a number of pavilions with rounded roofs, exquisitely carved pillars and painted walls. The temple is surrounded by natural springs and reservoirs that are considered holy and people believe that taking a holy dip in this tanks cleanse one of his sins.
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Govind Dev Ji Temple
Govind Dev Ji Temple, JaipurThe royal temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, Govind Deo Ji temple is situated in the City Palace complex. Well preserved by the erstwhile royal family, the image of the chief deity Govind Deo Ji (Lord Krishna) is said to have been brought from Vrindavan and was installed here by Raja Sawai Jai Singh, the founder of Jaipur. Since then, he has been worshipped as the patron deity of the royal family and occupies the sanctum of this spire less temple. 'Aartis' and 'Bhog' are offered to the deity seven times a day, when the idol is unveiled for the benefit of the devotees who come here to pay their homage to the deities. 'Bhog' mostly consists of sweets and is offered in the huge silver wares. Each time, the idols of Lord Krishna and his eternal beloved Radha are unveiled, they are dressed in different styles for the benefit of the devotees who come here to have a glimpse or 'Darshan' of the deities.
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Moti Dungri Temple
Situated almost in the centre of the pink city, Moti Dungri Hill (meaning Pearl Hill) boasts of an exotic palace that belonged to the son of Maharaja Madho Singh and is still a private property of the royal family and visitors are not allowed inside the premises of the palace. Recently, Rajmata Gayatri Devi and his son Jagat Singh used to live there. It is built as a replica of the Scottish castle. However, it is the Ganesh Temple, which is most famous here.
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Birla Temple
Birla Temple, JaipurSituated just below Moti Dungri, the Birla Lakshmi Narayan Temple has a huge complex and is built in a contemporary style. The finest quality of white marble is used to build the temple and its beautiful stained glass widows depict scenes from Hindu mythology. The almost-transparent marble idol of Ganesh is a masterpiece while the idols of main deities of the temple, Goddess lakshmi and her consort Lord Vishnu, are carved out from one piece of marble. The temple houses several other Hindu deities along with great historical achievers, philosophers and religious giants such as Socrates, Zarathustra, Christ, Budhda, and Confucius.

Answer 2

Shree Swami Samarth temple is in Nagpur

Answer 3

what is swami samarth

Answer 4

no