There are several temples in India dedicated to Ravana, the demon king from the epic Ramayana:
Dashanan Temple, Kanpur: Built in 1890, this temple is only open once a year on Dussehra.
Ravana Temple, Bisrakh: Located in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, this temple is believed to be Ravana's birthplace.
Kakinada Ravana Temple: Located in Andhra Pradesh, this temple is known for its huge mural of the Shivling, which symbolizes Ravana's devotion to Lord Shiva.
Ravangram Ravana Temple: Located in Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh, this temple features a 10-foot-long statue of Ravana.
Mandore Ravan Temple: Located in Jodhpur, this temple was built by the Dave Brahmins of Mandore.
Mandsaur: Located in Madhya Pradesh, this temple is dedicated to Ravana and is said to be where he married Mandodari.
In some parts of India, Ravana is not seen as a villain, but rather as a great scholar and devotee of Lord Shiva. During Dussehra, when most of the country celebrates the victory of good over evil, these temples pay homage to Ravana and worship him as a god.

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