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360° look-around
Drag on desktop, swipe on a phone. Every station is a full panoramic darshan.
A world-class pilgrimage, in the browser
Built the way museums now tour heritage
Click-and-go stations, a guided or free path, phone gyroscope look-around, and WebXR so a Quest headset opens the same page in VR — the pattern used by digital Ajanta, Mused, and temple VR pilots worldwide. No app.
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WebXR VR headsets
Open this page in the Meta Quest browser (or any WebXR headset) and tap Enter VR — no app, no download.
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Phone gyroscope
Hold the phone up and turn in place. The temple turns with you — the same pattern used by museum WebXR tours.
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Guided + free explore
Play a timed pilgrimage, or tap any station, hotspot or map pin and wander.
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3D sanctum
Orbit the Ashtamukhi lingam in real time, with diya-light and a brass rail — built for standing VR.
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Virtual diya & bell
Light a lamp in the 3D sanctum, or ring the bell from any station — a small seva from wherever you are.
How to walk the tour
- ✦Drag or swipe to look around
- ✦Hotspots jump to the next station
- ✦Gyro works after you allow motion on iPhone
- ✦VR requires a WebXR headset and HTTPS
These stations are immersive reconstructions built from the temple's own photographs — the Shivna ghat, the night-lit shikhara, the sacred vat vriksha and the rare Ashtamukhi Shivling. They are not a LiDAR or Matterport scan. A measured digital twin remains planned under Vision 2028.