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If you are on a pilgrimage visit, the cave temple, Gufa Mandir in Bhopal is a must-visit place for all Hindu devotees. One of the most prominent tourist attractions in the region is situated atop a small hill, 7 km from Bhopal junction in Lalghati.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Gufa Mandir
It was first discovered in 1949 by Shri Mahant Naryandas ji, also known by the name Gufa Mandir. The temple complex consists of seven natural caves that give it the name Cave Temple. During the summer months, the cave is supplied with natural water that never runs out. To fulfill the wishes of the devotees, the cave also houses Shiva Pindi.
Enthralling Tableaux and Divine Vision of Deities
Inside the cave temple, there is a tableau of deities, including Shri Radhakrishna and Shri Ram Jankaki Laxman, that are installed below the cave. There are a number of structures that are inside the temple, there are three goddesses at the Durga temple, and the temple premises also house a Sanskrit college. A courtyard around the temple houses a famous temple, Old Hanuman Ji.
Religious and Cultural Extravaganza
Apart from the grand fair organized on the auspicious occasion of Mahashivaratri, Cave Temple hosts a grand fair during Navratri and Sawan. Navratri sees various religious and cultural programs being organized.
captivating tableaux of deities and the divine vision of the three goddesses The Cave Temple in Bhopal is a pilgrimage site that should not be missed.
Timing
The cave temple opens at 7 a.m. and closes at 6 p.m.
If you love the mythology of India, then you should visit this Hindu pilgrimage site. The natural cave is an awe-inspiring destination for visitors to experience the mystique of the natural caves, especially the captivating tableaux of deities and the divine vision of the three goddesses.