Centuries-old history has resurfaced in Nashik. The ancient Shivling at the bottom of the 65-foot-deep Amrit Kund inside the Trimbakeshwar Temple complex became visible for the first time in years after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) drained the sacred water tank as part of a conservation and cleaning project. The historic Amrit Kund, believed to date back to the Peshwa era, supplies water used for rituals and abhishek at the Trimbakeshwar Temple. As the water was removed and decades of silt cleared, the Shivling at the base of the kund was revealed, drawing the attention of devotees and historians alike. The rare sight has sparked excitement among devotees, offering a glimpse of a sacred structure that usually remains submerged beneath the waters of one of Maharashtra's most revered temple tanks. . . Follow onevisionmedia.in for new updates and knowledge. . #indiaupdates #breakingnews #shivling #onevisionmedia