42 reviews

Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple

Name: Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple
Address: Mandi, IN
Rating: 4.80

Sunday 24 hours open

Hindu temple

PW4M+P73, Bhagwan Muhalla, Tarna, Mandi, Himachal Pradesh 175001, India

Mandi Himachal Pradesh

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Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple is a hindu temple located in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. The average rating of this place is 4.80 out of 5 stars based on 42 reviews. The street address of this place is PW4M+P73, Bhagwan Muhalla, Tarna, Mandi, Himachal Pradesh 175001, India. It is about 16.45 kilometers away from the Hatwar railway station.

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Where is Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple located?: Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple is located at PW4M+P73, Bhagwan Muhalla, Tarna, Mandi, Himachal Pradesh 175001, India.
What is the off day for Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple?: Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple is 7 days open 24hr
What is the nearest railway station from Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple?: Hatwar railway station is the nearest railway station to Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple. It is nearly 16.45 kilometers away from it.

What people say about Baba Maha Mritunjay Shiv Temple

Divya Sharma 23 months ago

Temple is behind this showroom . Jai bholenath . One of the oldest temple of lord shiva ???????????? . You can worship lord Shiva anytime . Temple is open whole day . There is also Shani dev ji temple . You can also worship lord Shani dev ji. Mahamrityunjay mantra is one of the strongest Mantra of God . You can pray here with lots of blessings from God . ????????????????????????????????

NTGNEVERDIES 12 months ago

One of the best temple to visit in mandi. Mandi town is full of historical places and temples. It is also known as " Choti kashi".

Rishu Sharma 23 months ago

enshrines a unique idol of the deity. The idol depicts Shiva sitting in the lotus position in a meditative mood with his third eye open. Lord Shiva’s idol has four arms of which his upper right hand is raised to bless; the left upper hand is holding a pot filled with the water of immortality; his lower right hand is seen in a Bhumisparsha Mudra; his upper left hand is holding a kamandal, a pot holding water.

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