Mata Kulwagishuri Temple in Kulgam

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Background and Introduction of Mata Kulwagishuri Temple:  (Sacred Pond/Nag/Chashma)                        (Entrance of temple) Whole Jammu and Kashmir has been a pious land of temples, shrines, saints, seers and faquirs'. So kulgam is no exception to this truth. The Kulwagishori temple/shrine is a very famous and sacred shrine in south Kashmir. It is situated in the Bongam area of Kulgam and in the vicinity of the river Kawl and historic Vishaw. It is located at the most scenic natural beauty. There is a stone statue of Mata Kulwagishori in the temple building and devotees used to visit this shrine from far and wide of Kulgam before militancy and migration. Kashmiri Pandits have much faith and belief in Mata Kulwagishori shrine. It is historically, culturally and religiously very famous so much so that it is believed that Kulgam had derived its name from Kulwagiswari  and it is rightly so and thus both Indus and Musl...
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