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Sara visits a temple to the goddess Sita, abandoned by her husband, Lord Rama, due to rumors of her infidelity in the home of her kidnapper, Ravana.

One of the most important cities in central India, Ujjain is also the site of an argument between Vishnu and Brahma over who was more powerful.

In Rajasthan, the people tell stories of legendary folk hero Tejaji, whose feats of bravery and self-sacrifice make him a caste-defying hero.

In the west of Gujarat lies the city of Dwarka, first capital of the region and the site of Krishna's home after he defeated his uncle Kansa.

Sara visits with scholars who recount the legend of Barbarik and his pledge to support the losing side in the Kurukshetra War with his magic arrows.

Sara tracks the life of Karni Mata, a revered sage who performed miracles and inspired the formation of a temple of sacred white rats near Bikaner.

Sara arrives at the remote village of Madhavpur Ghed, where legend tells that Krishna spirited away Rukmini and married her with great fanfare.

Sara discovers the origins of modern-day Ayurvedic medicine in Dhosi Hill, site of the rishi Chyavana's youthful rejuvenation.

Inspired by Roopmati's beauty, Adham Khan invades and defeats Baz Bahadur at the Battle of Sarangpur in 1561, leading to Roopmati's suicide.

In the ruins of Mandu, Sara recounts the legend of Baz Bahadur and his great love for singer Rani Roopmati, whose beauty may have led to their doom.

At the ornate Adalaj Stepwell near Ahmedabad, Sara examines the structure's purpose and the legend behind its construction.

In modern Vrindavan, Sara recounts the romance of Krishna and Radha, childhood friends in this pastoral town whose love would never fade away.

At a shrine in Kashi, Sara explores the tale of Kal Bhairav, the manifestation of Shiva who humbled Brahma and guards this spiritual hub today.

At the Raja Ram Temple in Orchha, Sara recounts its origins in the tale of Madhukar Shah, king of Orchha, and his devout wife and queen Ganesh Kunwar.

In modern-day Govardhan, Sara visits the sacred hill that Krishna held aloft, saving its villagers from a flood sent by the angry god Indra.

Sara visits Chitrakoot, whose forests saw the meeting of the exiled Ram, who refused his brother Bharat's requests to return to Ayodhya as emperor.

Sara visits Sarnath, site of Buddha's first teaching of the noble truths to his five disciples, who became enlightened and founded the Sangha.

The ancient temple complex of Lakhamandal is believed to be the site where Duryodhana plotted to burn the Pandavas alive during the Mahabharata.

In Manali, Sara explores the story of Manu, who built a vessel to save humanity from a great flood during the world's destruction and repopulation.

Sara visits the pagoda-like temple of Prashar Rishi on the shore of Prashar Lake, formed when the holy sage struck the ground to contain his wrath.

Exploring the holy origins of the shrines known as Shakti Peethas, Sara visits Chintpurni, one of the worship sites located in Himachal Pradesh.

Popular as a destination for pilgrims, the Trijuginarayan temple in Rudraprayag is the site of Shiva and Parvati's wedding, witnessed by Vishnu.

Sara visits Manali, site of the centuries-old temple of the goddess Hidimbi, mother of Ghatotkach and wife of Bhima, who killed her brother Hidimba.

Sara visits Kurukshetra, holy site of the war between the Pandavas and Kauravas and Lord Krishna's preaching of the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna.

In the southern Himalayas, Sara explores Rewalsar, where the love of Guru Rinpoche and Princess Mandarava transformed a pyre into a sacred lake.

Lord Hanuman's quest to find the magical Sanjeevani herb and revive Lakshmana took him to Shimla, now the site of the magnificent temple of Jakhoo.

Sara recounts Sita's kidnapping by the demon king Ravana and the bloody confrontation between Lakshmana and Surpanakha that gave Nashik its name.