Hanuman Temple: Even today, people experience the divine presence and immortal form of Hanuman ji at many holy places in India. Devotees at these places believe that Hanuman definitely listens to the wishes of true devotees in times of trouble. Let us know where the divine stories of Hanuman ji are hidden.

There are many places in Indian religious beliefs and folk beliefs where even today people feel the presence of 'chiranjivi' Hanuman ji. There are such mysterious places, mountains and temples in every corner of India where devotees believe that Sankatmochan Hanuman himself is present and listens to the wishes of the devotees. The stories, mythological events and experiences of devotees directly related to these places deepen our faith even more.

Gandhamadana Mountain

Gandhamadana mountain, which is often said to be located between Badrinath and Manasarovar in the Himalayan region, is considered to be the most mysterious abode of Lord Hanuman. This mountain, located near Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, is believed to be the place from where Hanuman crossed the vast ocean and jumped into Lanka. As proof, his 'footprints' can still be seen on a rock of a temple here. There are folklore about this mountain that during the Kali Yuga period, Lord Hanuman is absorbed in meditation here in a hidden form, where even today sages and saints experience mysterious energy and sometimes devotees also feel his presence in times of crisis.

Himalayas and caves

The Himalayas are also said to have a deep connection with Lord Hanuman. Sadhus and saints believe that Hanuman is still present in a meditative state in 'Hanuman Tibba' of Himachal Pradesh and many caves of Uttarakhand. The areas near Mana village are also considered to be a part of Gandhamadana, where local people and pilgrims have experienced mysterious powers many times.

Mansarovar Lake

The Mansarovar Lake located near Mount Kailash in Tibet is considered to be the energy center of not only Lord Shiva but also of immortal Hanuman and other immortal souls. It is believed that immortal souls come here from time to time, and seekers have a unique experience of the invisible presence along with deep peace here.

Hanuman stream of Chitrakoot

'Hanuman Dhara' of Chitrakoot is a place where even today devotees feel the grace and energy of Hanuman around them. There is a mythological belief that Hanuman Ji had extinguished his fire here during the abduction of Sita.

Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple

In the Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple of Rameswaram, worship of Hanuman with five faces is realized. There is a story that at the time of killing Mahiravana, Hanuman wore five faces. Varaha, Narasimha, Garuda, Hayagriva and Hanuman himself. This temple is considered a symbol of protection from evil forces.

Hanuman Garhi, Ayodhya

There is a belief about the 'Hanuman Garhi' temple of Avadhpuri Ayodhya that Lord Hanuman himself always resides here to protect Ramnagari. The effect of the prayers of the devotees and the echo of cheers can always be heard here.

Why is Hanuman considered immortal?

According to mythology, Mother Sita and Lord Rama blessed Hanuman Ji with 'Chiranjivi' i.e. endless life and immortality. Shri Ram commanded that in Kaliyug, whenever a virtuous person is in trouble, he will be on earth to help him every time. That is why even in Kaliyug, it is believed that wherever the name of Shri Ram is taken, Hanuman Ji is automatically present there.

These places of India are not just a centre of religious beliefs, but also a centre of devotion and spiritual experience. Science may not be able to solve their mysteries, but for the devotees, the energy and feelings of all these places like Gandhamadan Mountain, Himalayas, Manasarovar, Chitrakoot, Panchmukhi Temple or Hanuman Garhi are always inspiring.

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