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Bageshwar Dham

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“Bageshwar Dhaam” is a revered Hindu temple situated in Gada village, Chhatarpur district, Madhya Pradesh. Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, a beloved figure in Hindu devotion, this sacred site attracts visitors seeking spiritual connection and solace. The temple, constructed in the 16th century, statue of Hanuman, which stands as a symbol of faith and devotion.

The current head of Bageshwar Dham, Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, is a respected storyteller and spiritual leader. He conducts Divine Assemblies that inspire and guide individuals, helping them find solutions to their challenges through spiritual teachings.

Visitors are welcome to experience the serene environment of Bageshwar Dham and participate in its vibrant spiritual activities.

Upcoming Program Katha Divya Darbar

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At Bageshwar Dham, tokens are managed by the Bageshwar Dham Committee, allowing visitors the opportunity to meet Maharaj Shri Dhirendra Krishna Shastri.

To obtain a token, the committee announces specific dates for issuance. Please note that tokens are distributed exclusively on-site at Bageshwar Dham, so visiting the temple is essential.

Visitors interested in receiving a token should provide their details—such as name, address, and mobile number—on a piece of paper or a small slip. This slip should be placed in the designated token box at the temple. The distribution process follows a lottery system: slips are drawn from the box, and those selected will be notified by the Bageshwar Dham Committee through social media or phone calls.

We welcome all visitors to participate in this unique spiritual experience at Bageshwar Dham.

At Bageshwar Dham, tokens are distributed periodically for devotees. To obtain a token, please reach out to the Bageshwar Dham Committee.

How to Obtain a Token:

  1. Contact the Committee: Get in touch with the Bageshwar Dham Committee for information on the next token distribution date.

  2. Visit on the Designated Date: Devotees are informed in advance about the specific date tokens will be issued.

  3. Fill Out Your Details: At the Dham, you will need to write the following information on a token slip:

    • Your Name
    • Father’s Name
    • Village Name
    • District
    • State
    • Pin Code
    • Mobile Number
  4. Submit Your Token Slip: Place your completed token slip in the designated box on the premises.

  5. Receive Your Token: The Bageshwar Dham Committee will contact you using the mobile number you provided to hand over your token.

Important Information:

  • Each token will include a specific date. It is essential to attend the Darbar of Bageshwar Balaji Maharaj on this date.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We look forward to welcoming you to Bageshwar Dham.

To submit an Arji at Bageshwar Dham, devotees can follow this simple ritual:

How to Submit an Arji:

  1. Prepare the Coconut: Tie a coconut in a red cloth and place it within the premises of Bageshwar Dham.

  2. Color Significance: Different colors signify different types of applications:

    • Red Cloth: General applications
    • Yellow Cloth: Applications related to marriage
    • Black Cloth: Applications concerning evil spirits
  3. Alternative Option: Gurudev Dhirendra Krishna Shastri encourages devotees who cannot visit the Dham to perform this ritual at their own place of worship at home.

Bageshwar Balaji Maharaj is always there to listen to your prayers, regardless of where the ritual is performed.

Please note the following important information regarding the token application process at Bageshwar Dham:

  1. In-Person Visit Required: There is no online booking facility available for obtaining tokens. To receive a token, you must visit the Dham in person.

  2. Free of Cost: Tokens for Bageshwar Dham are provided completely free of charge. There is no fee required to receive a token.

  3. Beware of Scams: If anyone requests money for a token, please do not comply. As per the guidance of Bageshwar Dham Maharaj, the committee is not responsible for any deceitful actions by individuals.

Join the noble efforts to protect Sanatan Dharma and contribute to human service by getting involved with Bageshwar Dham Shaktipeeth.

How to Make a Donation:

  1. Contact Bageshwar Dham Authorities: For inquiries about the donation process, please reach out to the administrators at the Dham or contact local religious offices and trusts associated with Bageshwar Dham.

  2. Explore Donation Options: Ask about the various donation opportunities available. The Dham may have specific projects or initiatives that require financial support, such as:

    • Temple maintenance
    • Educational programs
    • Charity work
    • Community development
  3. Verify Authenticity: It’s important to exercise caution and verify the authenticity of donation channels. We recommend donating directly through the official committee associated with Bageshwar Dham to ensure your contribution is used effectively.

For more information, you can call:
8982 862 921 / 8120 592 371

Nearby Visiting Places

Kutni Island Resort, Khajuraho

Distance from Bageshwar Dham: 35 km

Located in Khajuraho, Chhatarpur district, Madhya Pradesh, India, MPT Kutni Island Resort is nestled on an island in the picturesque Kutni Dam, just 16 km from the famous Khajuraho temples.

The resort is an ideal destination for couples, families, and business travelers alike. Guests can unwind and appreciate the stunning natural beauty surrounding Kutni Dam, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Khajuraho Monument Matangeshvara Temple

Distance from Bageshwar Dham: 25 km

Khajuraho is a historically significant destination in India, renowned for its stunning temples that feature exquisite and intricate sculptures.

The city’s fame is largely attributed to its UNESCO World Heritage-listed temples, built between the 9th and 12th centuries by the Chandela dynasty. These temples are celebrated for their architectural brilliance, exceptional craftsmanship, and their depictions of various aspects of life, including themes of sensuality.

Panna Tiger Rejerves Jugal Kishor Temples

Distance from Panna to Bageshwar Dham: 55 km

Panna National Park

Panna is renowned for its national park, a significant wildlife reserve in India. Panna National Park is home to diverse flora and fauna, including tigers, leopards, deer, antelopes, and various bird species. It offers a unique opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers to experience the beauty of central India’s landscape and observe a wide range of wildlife in their natural habitats.

Jugal Kishore Temple

The Jugal Kishore Ji Temple was constructed by Raja Hindupat Singh, the fourth Bundela king of Panna, during his reign from 1758 to 1778. According to legend, the idol in the garbha griha (sanctum sanctorum) of this temple was brought from Brindavana via Orchha. The temple’s ornaments and attire reflect the Bundelkhandi style, featuring architectural elements typical of Bundela temples, including a nat mandapa, bhog mandapa, and a pradakshina path.

Jatashankar Dham-Bijawar

Distance from Jatshankar to Bageshwar Dham: 80 km

Nestled in the Chhatarpur district of the Bundelkhand region, approximately 15 kilometers from Bijawar Tehsil, Jatashankar Dham is a revered Shiv temple surrounded by picturesque hills. Often referred to as the “Kedarnath of Bundelkhand,” this temple holds significant importance among locals.

With a history spanning centuries, Jatashankar Dham exudes an aura of divinity and natural beauty. The Gomukh continuously flows water over the Shivling, symbolizing a sacred gesture of anointment. The temple’s deep connection with Lord Shiva has fostered respect and devotion through generations.

A notable feature of Jatashankar Dham is its innermost sanctum, which houses a self-manifested Shivling, embodying profound spiritual energy. The temple serves as a vital center of religious faith, attracting many devotees, especially during the auspicious occasion of Amavasya (New Moon).

Within the temple complex, visitors can find three perennial water reservoirs, known as “kunds.” Remarkably, these kunds never run dry and maintain a consistent water supply. Their temperatures vary with the weather—warm during colder months and refreshingly cool in summer—leading many to believe in their healing properties. Pilgrims often partake in ritualistic bathing to purify both body and spirit.

Bhimkund - Bajna

Distance from Bhimkund to Bageshwar Dham: 95 km

Bhimkund, also known as Neelkund, is an intriguing pool located in the village of Bajna, approximately 70 km from Chhatarpur district in Madhya Pradesh. The water in this pool is remarkably blue and clear, allowing visitors to see fish swimming beneath the surface.

According to legend, the origins of this sacred pool date back to the times of the Mahabharata. It is said that during their journey through a forest, the Pandava brothers became extremely thirsty and struggled to find a water source. In their moment of need, Bhim, one of the Pandava brothers, struck the ground with his mace, which created the pool and quenched their thirst.

Bhimkund Bajna Chhatarpur

Tikamgarh - Kundeshwar Temple

Distance from Tikamgarh to Bageshwar Dham: 125 km

Kundeshwar Temple is a significant religious site located in Tikamgarh district, Madhya Pradesh, India. Situated in Kundeshwar village, approximately 12 kilometers from Tikamgarh town, the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is renowned for its unique and fascinating architecture, particularly its underground design.

The distinctive architecture and the presence of a natural spring contribute to Kundeshwar Temple’s appeal, making it an intriguing and spiritually significant destination for devotees and travelers alike.

Kundeshwar Temple, Tikamgarh

Nowgong - Maharaja Chhatrasal Mueseum, Dhubela

Distance from Dhubela to Bageshwar Dham: 45 km

The Dhubela Museum, located 15 km from Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, is dedicated to Maharaja Chhatrasal, who had his fort and palace in Dhubela.

The museum showcases a diverse collection of artifacts and exhibits that highlight the life and times of Maharaja Chhatrasal, as well as significant historical events in the region. Visitors can gain valuable insights into the culture, history, and legacy of Bundelkhand during the medieval period.

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