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Feel The Power Of Faith : Top Hanuman Temples To Visit This Hanuman Jayanti 2025
Today, as the nation celebrates Hanuman Jayanti 2025, the air is filled with the sound of devotional hymns, the scent of incense, and the unshakable faith of millions. This sacred occasion, marking the birth of Lord Hanuman, is one of deep reverence across India-a time when devotees honour the symbol of strength, loyalty, and boundless devotion.
On this auspicious day, we take you on a spiritual journey through some of the most iconic Hanuman temples in India, each one highlighting the enduring legacy of the mighty Hanuman and the unwavering devotion of his followers.
Jakhu Temple, Shimla : The Hilltop Guardian
On Hanuman Jayanti, pilgrims trek up to Jakhu Hill, Shimla's highest point, to pay homage at the Jakhu Temple, believed to date back to the Ramayana era. Towering above the landscape is a 108-foot statue of Lord Hanuman, watching over the region like a divine sentinel. Today, prayers and offerings fill the temple as visitors soak in the spiritual energy and stunning mountain views.
Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, Varanasi : The Saint's Vision
In the holy city of Varanasi, the Sankat Mochan Temple is glowing with activity. Established by Sant Goswami Tulsidas in the 16th century, the temple marks the spot where he had a divine vision of Hanuman. On Hanuman Jayanti, the temple echoes with the chanting of Hanuman Chalisa as devotees seek protection and strength in the face of life's challenges.
Pracheen Hanuman Mandir, Delhi : An Ancient Urban Sanctuary
Right in the heart of bustling Connaught Place, the Pracheen Hanuman Mandir offers a moment of calm and faith. As one of the five temples believed to date back to the Mahabharata era, it sees a surge in footfall today. Worshippers queue up to catch a glimpse of Bala Hanuman, the child form of the deity, offering marigolds and sweets in celebration.
Bala Hanuman Temple, Jamnagar : The Eternal Chant
Over in Gujarat, the Bala Hanuman Temple in Jamnagar continues its world-famous tradition of non-stop chanting of 'Ram Dhun'-a practice that's been ongoing since 1st August 1964. This Hanuman Jayanti is no different, with devotees joining the rhythmic chants, feeling enveloped in peace by the temple's proximity to Ranmal Lake and its divine energy.
Salasar Hanuman Mandir, Rajasthan : The Bearded Hanuman
At the Salasar Hanuman Mandir in Rajasthan, devotees gather to witness the unique idol of Hanuman with a beard and moustache. The temple bustles with prayers, rituals, and a celebratory spirit, especially on this special day, as people flock from nearby villages and distant cities to seek blessings and participate in traditional Hanuman Jayanti fairs.
Hanumangarhi, Ayodhya : Protector Of Lord Rama's Birthplace
In Ayodhya, celebrations reach a fervent high at Hanumangarhi, the historic temple believed to be built over Hanuman's cave. Here, devotees bow before an image of Maa Anjana cradling Bal Hanuman, paying homage to the protector of Ramkot, the birthplace of Lord Rama. The air is thick with devotion, chants, and offerings.
Mahavir Mandir, Patna : A Refuge Reborn
The Mahavir Mandir in Patna, one of the most visited religious sites in North India, stands strong as ever today. First built in 1730, it gained a significant role as a sanctuary during the 1947 Partition. On Hanuman Jayanti 2025, the temple is a beacon of resilience and unity, drawing in people of all ages and backgrounds to celebrate together.
Namakkal Anjaneyar Temple, Tamil Nadu : Grace in Granite
In the town of Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, the grand 18-foot stone idol of Anjaneyar (Hanuman) stands tall and proud. Sculpted from a single rock, the deity looks out over the town as devotees gather with garlands and lamps on this sacred day. The 5th-century temple comes alive with spiritual chants and festive offerings.
Mehandipur Balaji Temple, Rajasthan : Healing Through Faith
At the Mehandipur Balaji Temple, prayers for protection and healing intensify on Hanuman Jayanti. Known for its powerful rituals against negative energies and evil spirits, the temple sees thousands arrive in search of relief, redemption, and renewed strength from the trio of deities-Balaji (Hanuman), Pret Raj, and Bhairav.
Panchamukhi Hanuman Temple, Tamil Nadu : The Five-Faced Power
In Tamil Nadu's spiritual landscape stands the Panchamukhi Hanuman Temple, where Lord Hanuman is depicted with five faces representing divine aspects in every direction. The temple also houses floating stones, believed to have been used in building Ram Sethu. On Hanuman Jayanti, the temple glows with lamps and echoes of Ramayana katha (narrations).
Bade Hanuman Ji Temple, Sangam : The Reclining Lord
Near the sacred confluence at Prayagraj, the Bade Hanuman Ji Temple draws crowds to witness the rare reclining idol of Hanuman, partly submerged in water. Known as the Lete Hanuman Mandir, this site gains a mystical charm today as devotees float oil lamps and offer prayers for strength and surrender.
Kashtabhanjan Hanuman Temple, Sarangpur : Remover Of Sorrow
In Sarangpur, Gujarat, the Kashtabhanjan Hanuman Temple is celebrated for worshipping Hanuman as the Rudra avatar-a fierce protector who removes obstacles and sorrows. Affiliated with the Swaminarayan Sampradaya, this powerful temple sees heartfelt rituals and emotional prayers on this special day of devotion.
A Day of Strength, Devotion, And Unity
On this Hanuman Jayanti 2025, as prayers rise from ancient hills, riverbanks, and city centres alike, India's collective spirit of devotion shines bright. Each temple, with its unique story and sacred energy, becomes a part of a much larger celebration-a celebration of faith, courage, and the timeless message of selfless service.
May this sacred day fill our lives with the strength to face challenges, the wisdom to walk the righteous path, and the devotion to stay true to our purpose.
Jai Bajrangbali! Jai Hanuman!
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