The Arya Samaj is a temple dedicated to Goddess Arya, the Hindu god of knowledge. It is located at Ratnagiri in Gujarat and the name is derived from Sanskrit meaning, 'one seeking knowledge'. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Arya by her consort Swarjika and Lord Brahma. This is also where the Brahma Temple is located.

The temple is a seven-century old structure and still stands and is well preserved. The structure is located on a hill known as Benachity where it has been kept hidden from visitors for centuries. This is also where the Brahma Temple is located. The temple is built of clay and within it are many carved stones and images depicting the goddess of knowledge. These are referred to as the "Chandras" or holystones.

The Mandir that is located near the entrance has many names such as Chandralani mandir, Gudichari mandir, and Jain mandir. There are small shops located near the entrance of the Mandir where one can purchase things required for prayers. One of these is the "Khaira ji" or holy thread. This is a religious thread used by people of the Hindu community to worship Goddess Arya. The "Svadhyaya" or the holy rope is used by most Hindus in India to worship the Mother Goddess.

The Goddess of knowledge lies in close proximity to the Lord Brahma and Lord Shiva. It is believed that she was born from the cosmic egg of the sky. After her miraculous birth, she went to earth to live among human beings and to learn about human life and its follies. Here, she developed the philosophy of righteousness and compassion which is the mainstay of the teachings of the Lord Brahma.

The main temple located near the "Khaira Ji", or holy thread, is dedicated to Goddess Arya. This temple is believed to be the birthplace of Goddess Aishwarya. Other shrines located near the "Khaira ji" include the Shri Mahalaxmi Temple, Shri Ram Janmashtami Temple, and the Shri Kalikadevi Temple.

The Shri Manali and Shri Rohtang Pass are located on the way to the holy temples. The best time to visit this place is between May and August. The weather is cool during this period and one can take a picnic there along with his/her family and friends. From Shri Manali, tourists can go to the six temples located in Rudrapur including the Hindu Temple and the Charaka Samhita.

Arundhati Ghrut is located near the entrance of the Ganges. The region is famous for its hills. One of the seven hills known as the "Manali Gate" is situated near Arundhati Ghrut. Tourists can take a boat to reach the Ganges and can enjoy the scenic beauty of the region.

The Brahma temple located near the Brahma temple is known to have an age-old charm and is believed to have received its boon from Lord Brahma. The "Durga Puja" is held at the end of the Brahma temple and is one of the most popular ceremonies conducted at the site. The "Nishchitar Panchami" is a special festival that takes place at the end of the Navaratra season and it is celebrated with the gifts and offerings made by the Navaratra supporters.

The Shankaracharya Temple is located near the Shankaracharya Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, the creator god. A special fish called "Nishchitar" is believed to have gone into the Earth from the river Ganges and is believed to have performed several miracles. Tourists can make the "Kaundalaxmi Yatra" or visit the Manali House. It is believed that Lord Shiva was born in the holy land of Manali on the blessed Nandighosa Hill.

The Shankhodaracharya Temple is located near the Shankhodaracharya Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Ganges is believed to flow through the "Bhagavan Durdha" (which is near the Shankhodaracharya Temple). The "Maharana Ghrut" is believed to have been constructed by the sage Narayan Chandrabhan, from his residence in Rudrapur. Tourists can also take a walk on the exclusive "Eknath Bhagavatam" located near the Lord's ashram at Rudrapur.

The Shri Mahalaxmi Temple is located near the Shri Mahalaxmi Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The "Mankaracharya Temple" is located near the Shri Mahalaxmi Temple. This holy temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva with a Shri Ram temple built-in memory of his great father.