Photowalk at Shree Khole Ke Hanuman Ji Temple Jaipur

Pooran Singh Meena

2024-02-27 11:27

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There are many temples of Hanuman ji in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. But Khole's Hanumanji temple has its own identity. Apart from the devotees, domestic and foreign tourists also come from far and wide to admire the picturesque beauty of nature.

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History of the Temple 

In the 60s, due to the fear of the wild animals in the desolate place between the rain drains and the mountains flowing in the hollow of the eastern hills of the city, the city residents could not even move here, then a courageous Brahmin approached this desolate place and settled here on the mountain. Discovered a huge statue of Hanumanji lying down. Seeing God in this deserted forest, the Brahmin started serving and worshiping Maruti Nandan Shri Hanuman ji here and did not leave that place till his death. Pandit Radhelal Choubey ji was a Brahmin devotee of Hanumanji. It is the result of Choubey ji's tireless hard work throughout his life that this deserted place has become a picturesque tourist spot today. In 1961, Pandit Radhelal Chaubey established Narwar Ashram Seva Samiti for the development of the temple. When this place was uninhabited, rain water used to flow here in the form of a hole from the hollow of the mountains. That is why the temple was named Khole Ke Hanumanji.


There is a ropeway facility here which is built to take you from Annapurna Mata Temple located at Hanuman Ji Temple to Vaishno Devi Mata Temple.

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I felt very good after coming to this temple, found Postive Engery. I clicked some pictures here which I want to share with you.

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REGARDS : POORAN SINGH MEENA 

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