Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh

Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan

Also known as Bajrangbali Temple Baihna Jatan, Hanuman Mandir Baihna Jatan

Bajrangbali Mandir in Baihna Jatan, Bilaspur, is a village Hanuman shrine drawing devotees for Tuesday and Saturday worship and Hanuman Jayanti.

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Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan

Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan at a Glance

LocationBilaspur, Himachal Pradesh
Presiding deityHanuman
Established20th century (no historical record located; typical Pahari village Hanuman temple)
ArchitectureVernacular Pahari
TimingsSunrise to sunset daily (aarti at dawn and dusk)
AddressBaihna Jatan, Bilaspur District, Himachal Pradesh 174024

History of Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan

Baihna Jatan is a small revenue village in Bilaspur sadar, and the Bajrangbali shrine is the local Hanuman mandir maintained by the village panchayat. No founding inscription, royal patronage, or pan-Himachal legend is recorded. The temple appears to be a 20th-century village institution, common to almost every Bilaspur village, with the idol installed by local devotees.

Festivals Celebrated at Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan

  • Hanuman Jayanti
  • Tuesday pujas (weekly)
  • Ram Navami

How to Reach Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan

By road from Bilaspur town (~20 km via Jhanduta road); nearest railhead Bilaspur Road (now Ghumarwin) on the Kalka-Shimla route; nearest airport Shimla (Jubbarhatti) or Chandigarh (IXC).

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan

Where is Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan located?

Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan is located at Baihna Jatan, Bilaspur District, Himachal Pradesh 174024, in Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh, India.

Who is the presiding deity at Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan?

The presiding deity at Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan is Hanuman (also known as Bajrang Bali, Anjaneya), worshipped in the Vaishnava tradition.

What are the timings of Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan?

Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan is generally open Sunrise to sunset daily (aarti at dawn and dusk). Timings can vary on festival days and special occasions — verify with the temple before your visit.

When was Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan built?

Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan was established 20th century (no historical record located; typical Pahari village Hanuman temple). Portions of the structure have been added and renovated by successive dynasties over the centuries.

What is the architectural style of Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan?

Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan is built in the Vernacular Pahari style, characteristic of Hanuman shrines of this region.

Which festivals are celebrated at Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan?

The principal festivals celebrated at Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan include Hanuman Jayanti, Tuesday pujas (weekly), Ram Navami. These draw large crowds of pilgrims from across Himachal Pradesh and beyond.

How can I reach Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan?

By road from Bilaspur town (~20 km via Jhanduta road); nearest railhead Bilaspur Road (now Ghumarwin) on the Kalka-Shimla route; nearest airport Shimla (Jubbarhatti) or Chandigarh (IXC).

Why is Bajrangbali Mandir, Baihna Jatan significant?

Bajrangbali Mandir in Baihna Jatan, Bilaspur, is a village Hanuman shrine drawing devotees for Tuesday and Saturday worship and Hanuman Jayanti.