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Why This Place Matters
A unique temple featuring Dakshinmukhi (south-facing) Hanuman idol, considered rare and especially powerful for removing negative energies and obstacles. South-facing Hanuman is believed to have special tantric significance and protection powers.
Mahabharata Connection
Lord Hanuman appears in Mahabharata as protector of the Pandavas. When Bhima encountered him, Hanuman taught humility. Hanuman flag flew on Arjuna chariot providing divine protection. This temple honors that eternal guardian presence in Kurukshetra.
Hanuman appears in Mahabharata Vana Parva | Protector deityWhat to Notice Here
- Rare south-facing (Dakshinmukhi) Hanuman idol
- Sindoor (vermillion) covering the idol
- Continuous chanting of Hanuman Chalisa
- Devotees tying sacred threads for wishes
- Powerful spiritual atmosphere
- Traditional oil lamps burning
- Special puja materials for tantric worship
- Crowds on Tuesdays and Saturdays
Ritual & Action
Offer sindoor, red flowers, and coconut. Chant Hanuman Chalisa. Light oil lamp (diya). Apply sindoor from idol as blessing. Tie red thread while making wish. Return to untie when wish fulfilled. Tuesday and Saturday visits specially auspicious.
How to Experience
Dakshinmukhi Hanuman temples are rare and powerful. Devotees report strong spiritual experiences. The energy here is intense - come with respect and genuine faith. Many visit for protection from negativity or to remove obstacles. Very crowded on Tuesdays.
