Temple in architectural style of Sikh Golden temple in Amritsar

Amritsar (Punjab), Sept 27: This is a 700 years old temple situated in the Amritsar city of Punjab. This temple was constructed in the architectural style of Sikh shrine-the Golden temple. Popularly known as Shree Durgiana temple, the holy site built in the middle of sacred lake derives its name from Goddess Durga, the chief deity defied and worshiped here. Rebuilt in 1921 by Guru Harsai Mal Kapoor, the temple bears a distinct feature, totally different from the typical temple of ancient times. Its tomb is gilded and marble is extensively used in its features. Sometimes it is also called Silver temple because of its exquisitely designed silver doors. Dedicated to Goddess Sheetala, who is believed to be an incarnation of 'Durga', the temple sees a continuous flow of devotees throughout the day from various parts of the country. Today the temple situated outside the Lahore gate in Amritsar is one of the main pilgrim places in the city and is thronged by lakhs of visitor's very year. A la