Vyas Gaddi - Hindu temple in Misrikh-cum-Neemsar - Sitapur, India

Vyas gaddi, This is said to be a place where most of the sacred sculptures were written by most learned Indian saint known as Maharshi Vyas. Being much far from main road it is not getting proper maintenance by authorities responsible for its maintenance.

Vyas Gaddi is one of the most important place to visit in Neimisarayanm. At this place Maharishi Ved Vyas subdivided Vedas into four. This place is as old as 5000 years

Vyas Gaddi, in Mishrik, Naimisharanya, Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh, India, is a sacred place for Hindus. It is this place where Vedvyas ji, divided the Vedas into four main parts, and formed purchase. There is a huge, ancient banyan tree, more than 5000 years old, which is said to be a blessed place. Under this tree Vedvyasji taught his students all the scriptures He collated and wrote to his students. This temple is dedicated to Ved Vyas ji and Sri Suja Ji. From this place, son of Vyaasji, Shri Sukhdev ji left for Sukartal, near Meera, to give the first ever Bhagwat recitation to king Paris hit, who was caused to be bitten by the venomous snake takshak.

Panda and pujari here are loots. Place needs attention from government. Cleanliness is a major issue here. People bath and drink the same water in the name of religion. The dirty nature of this tourist spot may give rise to lots of health issues. Place is very good and must visit type. One can very well suppose it as the picnic spot for their day out. In the jungle and near gomti river lies this place. Can we developed better.

The place is situated in Naimisharanya . A very spiritual place. A must visit for every hindu. The Vyas Gaddi is where Vyas ji gave spiritual discourse. He is credited with formation of 4 Vedas and 18 Puranas from here. Thus the title Maharshi Ved Vyas

Many Rishi munis have done spiritual worships and Tapasyas here... I think this place has a strong connection with Andhra Pradesh as there is A lot of Devotees specially old aged couples from Andhra Pradesh come here for worships in their pure traditional dresses

Place is clean and serene..vyas ji wrote the vedas at this place..there is shukra temple and very old vatvraksh too...yagya is performed continously.

Near sitapur road,ancient temple.It lay between the Panchala Kingdomand the Kosala Kingdom. The whole narration of Mahabharata took place at Naimisha Forest during a conclave of sages headed by the sage Saunaka, who gathered for a sacrifice to the cause of world peace.