1.5-3.3-4.4 1.5-3.4-4.5 1.5-3.4-4.5 1.5-3.4-4.5 1.5-3.4-4.5 1.5-3.4-4.5 1.5-3.4-4.5 1.5-3.4-4.5 Hey guys welcome to Psychrachews and this is Sagar. Today I will be taking you to one of the most beautiful place in Bangalore. It is situated on the outskirt of Bangalore which is just 20 km from Meze Street. This place is called as Omkar Hills. We started from home at 8.30 in the morning. We took the nice road and finally joined Meze Road. And from there we reached the temple at 9 o'clock in the morning. I had been to Omkar Hills many time in the past and I have already documented it well in a format blog. I will drop a link of the detail post in the description below. Apart from offering an excellent panoramic views there are a lot of interesting things you can see in this place. So I will divide this video into 4 parts. In the middle of the temple there is a temple, a giant HMT clock and a Sarvadharma Samanwaya Bita. As soon as you enter the temple premises you see a beautiful lotus shaped dhana mandir on the right hand side. A white shuolingha is installed in the center of the structure. You can find beautiful paintings on the walls which is announcing the overall look of the place. You can spend some time here meditating without being disturbed by anyone. The main attraction of Omkar Hills is the Dhadashad Jyotalinga temple. The main attraction of Omkar Hills is the Dhadashad Jyotalinga temple. The auspicious 12 Jyotalingas which are located in various parts of the country have been replicated here. The main intention of building this temple was to install all 12 Jyotalingas so that even a common man will have a opportunity to see all Jyotalingas. Capturing photo or video is not allowed inside the temple but you have all the freedom to take photos in the temple premises. The Jyant HMT clock is another interesting thing you don't want to miss. This 40 feet clock tower is considered to be the second largest clock in the world. Each hand of the clock weighs close to 40 kg. The Jyant HMT clock is another interesting thing you don't want to miss. This 40 feet clock tower is considered to be the second largest clock in the world. Each hand of the clock weighs close to 40 kg. Sadly due to poor maintenance it is not in working state currently. Hope to see it running well again soon. As soon as you climb the stairs behind the Anaman there you will be treated with beautiful be of the temple on the left hand side. The temple looks totally astonishing from this angle. On the right hand side you have Sarvatharmasamandvaya pita. If that seemed like a complicated word then let me break it down for you. Sarva means all Dharma means religion, Samandvaya means equal and pita means platform. So it literally translates to equality for all the religions. A big banyant tree in the middle is surrounded by various religious reformers indicating equality to all the religions. You can see structures of Hindu Advaitha, Sikhism, Baudhism, Jainism, Islam and various others in harmony. There are other small details worth seeing here but due to lack of time I will not cover them in this video. If you are planning to visit this place then pay close attention to the details mentioned in this video. From Monday to Saturday the temple will be open between 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. On Sundays and government holidays the temple will be open between 7 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. Just 4 km from Omkar Hills lies another beautiful temple known as Shankar Temple. Sadly it was closed by the time we went there. I will cover that in another video soon. We headed back to our home after watching the sunset on the nice road. That's it for today friends. If you are new to this channel don't forget to subscribe to this channel and also hit on that subscribe button so you don't miss any updates from me. See you in the next one. Until then keep traveling. Bye bye.