Somnath – The first Jyotirlinga, symbolizing resilience, rebuilt multiple times after destruction.

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Nageshwar  – Associated with the protection of devotees from poison and negativity.

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Trimbakeshwar  – The origin of the sacred Godavari River, featuring a unique three-faced Linga.

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Grishneshwar  – The smallest Jyotirlinga, symbolizing devotion and restoration by Queen Ahilyabai.

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Bhimashankar  – Associated with Lord Shiva's slaying of demon Bhima, amidst dense forests.

Omkareshwar  – Situated on an island shaped like 'Om' in the Narmada River.

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Mahakaleshwar – The only Swayambhu (self manifested) Jyotirlinga with a unique Bhasma Aarti.

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Mallikarjuna – Known as Kailash of the South, located in the Srisailam hills.

Vaidyanath – Believed to grant health and liberation, where Ravana is said to have worshipped Shiva.

Kedarnath – The highest Jyotirlinga, part of the Char Dham pilgrimage in the Himalayas

Kashi Vishwanath – The holiest Shiva temple, located in Varanasi, the city of Moksha.

Ramanathaswamy – Connected to Lord Rama’s penance and the sacred Ram Setu.