Publish Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2018 
On the day of Mahashivaratri, there is a crowd of Shiva devotees all around. Special events are organized in Shiva temples on this day, if your mind is also going to visit a religious place, then you can visit Bholnath on Shivratri. There are innumerable temples of Shiv in our country, but do you know that there is also a magnificent temple of Lord Shiva in foreign countries. Let's know about those temples
Shiva Hindu Temple - Jugeast, Amsterdam
This temple is spread over an area of about 4,000 square meters. The doors of this temple were opened for devotees in June 2011. Lord Ganesha, Goddess Durga, Lord Hanuman along with Lord Shiva are also worshiped in this temple. Here Lord Shiva is in the form of Panchvukhi Shivling.
Arulmigu Sriraja Kaliamman Temple- Johor Baru, Malaysia
This temple was constructed around 1922. This temple is one of the oldest temples of Johor Bahru. The land on which this temple is built was given to the Indians as a gift from the Sultan of Johor Bahru. Until recently, this temple was very small, but today it has become a grand temple.
Munneswaram Temple- Muneswaram, Sri Lanka
The history of this temple is connected to the Ramayana period. According to the beliefs, after killing Ravana, Lord Rama worshiped Lord Shiva on this place. There are five temples in this temple complex, the largest and most beautiful temple of Lord Shiva.
Katasaraj Temple- Chakwal, Pakistan
Katasraj Temple is located on a hill in Katas, about 40 km from Chakwal village in Pakistan. It is said that this temple was also in Mahabharata period (Tretayog). Many stories of Pandavas associated with this temple are famous. According to the assumptions, the khatak kund of Katasaraj temple is made of Lord Shiva's tears.
Shiva-Vishnu Temple- Melbourne, Australia
This temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and Vishnu, was constructed around around 1987. The temple was inaugurated by ten priests from Kanchipuram and Sri Lanka worshiping them. The architecture of this temple is a good example of Hindu and Australian traditions.