The renovation of the Swami Shankaraaz Astaphan in Wahibugh restores the charm of this heritage site as the district administration revives the temple structure, traditional craftsmanship, and its sanctity, earning appreciation from local residents.
February 22, Pulwama: After a long period, the Pulwama District Administration has successfully completed the renovation work at the historic Swami Shankaraaz Astaphan Temple in Wahibugh, bringing renewed life to this revered heritage site. The local community has widely welcomed this development, expressing happiness and gratitude over the revival of the Astaphan.
The renovation was carried out with careful attention to preserve the cultural and spiritual essence of the temple. Skilled carpenters, known for their craftsmanship and dedication, undertook structural repairs, restored intricate woodwork, and carried out the overall beautification of the premises while maintaining its original character.
Local residents said the renovation has restored the sanctity and appearance of the Astaphan, making it more welcoming for devotees and visitors. Community members hailed this initiative as a positive step towards heritage preservation and promoting communal harmony in the area.
Residents also appreciated the efforts of the carpenters and all those who supported the work, expressing hope that similar initiatives will continue in the future for the preservation of other heritage and religious sites in the district.
The renovation of Swami Shankaraaz Astaphan now stands as a symbol of unity, cultural pride, and collective responsibility in the Wahibugh area of the Pulwama district.