Mahavir Mandir is one of the most prominent and well-renowned temples in
Bihar, which is enshrined with the deity of Lord Hanuman. The
initiation of this temple is unknown, however according to historical
facts, this temple is said to be established by Swami Balanand, who was a
disciplinary of Ramanandi Sect during 1730 AD. This temple was
discovered during the British rule.
The temple comprises the brass shrines or Kalas, which can be seen on the roof. During 1983 and 1985, the temple was remodelled and many idols were installed such as Sankat Mochan Hanuman and Jagaddhatri. Other than Lord Hanuman, the temple also showcases the idols of Shiva family, Krishna Arjun, goddess Durga, Lord Ganesh, Lord Buddha, Satyanarian Bhagwan, Lord Ram and his wife Sita.
Mahavir Mandir Trust, a trust established in the year 1987, manages many medical camps through which they provide free medicines and subsidised treatments to poor. These camps also give special treatments to kids, who at the age of twelve are suffering from cancer.
This is the only temple of the country, where the donation made to the priest while performing ceremonies also goes to the temple's trust. It is definitely the first temple in the northern India to utilise its entire donation in religious projects or programmes that involve helping and aiding the poor with medical as well as monetary facilities.
The temple comprises the brass shrines or Kalas, which can be seen on the roof. During 1983 and 1985, the temple was remodelled and many idols were installed such as Sankat Mochan Hanuman and Jagaddhatri. Other than Lord Hanuman, the temple also showcases the idols of Shiva family, Krishna Arjun, goddess Durga, Lord Ganesh, Lord Buddha, Satyanarian Bhagwan, Lord Ram and his wife Sita.
Mahavir Mandir Trust, a trust established in the year 1987, manages many medical camps through which they provide free medicines and subsidised treatments to poor. These camps also give special treatments to kids, who at the age of twelve are suffering from cancer.
This is the only temple of the country, where the donation made to the priest while performing ceremonies also goes to the temple's trust. It is definitely the first temple in the northern India to utilise its entire donation in religious projects or programmes that involve helping and aiding the poor with medical as well as monetary facilities.
Upon arriving Patna by
train one happens to see the famous temple of Lord Hanuman. Just yards
away from the northern entrance of the Railway Station, the famous
temple is situated and Lord Ganesha in association with Lord Buddha
bless the onlookers. Also, the holy words, “prabisi nagar keejai sab
kaaja, hriday rakhi koshalpur raaja are inscribed thereon, as if Lord hanuman himself, is
blessing people and welcoming them for their success
How to reach
: The temple is easily reachable from all part of the city by autos,
bus and private vehicle. However, beside on the very busy area, parking
for the vehicle can be a problem. However, the station parking area can
be used for the same.
Distance :
Patna Junction ~ 0 km
Airport ~ 6 km
Mithapur Bus Stand ~ 5 km
Patna Junction ~ 0 km
Airport ~ 6 km
Mithapur Bus Stand ~ 5 km
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