Gods and Goddesses
Ramayana & Mahabharata
Symbols
Vahanas (Divine Rides)
100

The god of intelligence, this elephant-headed god loves laddoos.

Lord Ganesha

100

The prince who was exiled for 14 years and defeated the ten-headed demon king Ravana.

Lord Rama

100

Lord Vishnu's spinning, sharp-edged disc weapon used to defeat evil

Chakra

100

This small rodent serves as the mount (vahana) for Lord Ganesha

Rat/Mouse

200

The preserver god in the Hindu Trinity, known for taking ten main avatars to protect the world.

Lord Vishnu

200

This monkey god flew across the ocean to find Sita in Lanka and even carried a whole mountain.

Hanuman 

200

Small, hourglass shaped drum of Lord Shiva?

Damaru

200

Lord Vishnu rides this legendary giant eagle-like bird.

Garuda

300

Known as the destroyer within the Trinity, he is often depicted with a third eye and a trident.

Lord Shiva

300

These five warrior brothers are the heroes of the Mahabharata

Pandava Brothers

300

The string instrument played by Goddess Saraswati, symbol of music and arts.

Veena

300

Goddess Durga rides this majestic predator into battle.

Tiger

400

The goddess of wisdom, learning, music, and the arts.

Goddess Saraswati 

400

The archer who received guidance from Krishna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra.

Arjuna 

400

The magical three-pronged spear held by Lord Shiva

Trishula
400

Lord Shiva's loyal mount and companion, a sacred white bull.

Nandi

500

The king of the gods and ruler of the heavens, who wields a thunderbolt called the Vajra.

Indra

500

The loyal bird who tried to stop Ravana from kidnapping Sita

Jatayu

500

The wish-fulfilling cow that emerged from the churning of the ocean?

Kamadhenu

500

Lord Kartikeya, the god of war, rides this bird.

Peacock

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