The Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Kerala, India, is believed to be the richest temple in India, with treasures worth an estimated $22 billion. The temple is guarded and managed by a trust run by the Travancore royal family, and has six underground vaults, some of which had not been opened for over 150 years prior to 2011. One of the main idols of the temple is capped with 12,000 special black stones found only in the Gandaki River in Nepal.
Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple is a Hindu temple in Kerala, India, and in July 2011, it was discovered to contain a treasure worth an estimated $22 billion US dollars. Many Indian temples have extremely valuable assets, but the Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple is thought to be the richest of any temple in India. Treasures found in the temple include piles of coins and jewels, gold umbrellas, gilded coconuts, and solid gold statues, among other things.
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Temple assets are continuously guarded. Officially they are owned by Lord Padmanabhaswamy, the resident deity of the Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple, although the temple itself is managed by a trust managed by the Travancore royal family. Members of this family were the rulers of Travancore, an Indian state, until 1947.
Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple has six underground vaults, some of which had not been opened for over 150 years prior to 2011.
One of the main idols of the temple is capped with 12,000 special black stones called saligramam, which are found only in the Gandaki River in Nepal.
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