Shri Tripund Mahadev symbolizes Lord Shiva in his powerful and meditative form. The “Tripund” refers to the three sacred lines on the forehead representing knowledge, purity, and spiritual discipline.

A south-facing Hanuman idol is considered especially powerful for protection, warding off negative energies, and fulfilling devotees’ wishes. This form is believed to bless devotees with strength, courage, and victory over fear.

Yes. Devotees can book special pujas such as Rudrabhishek, Mangal Aarti, or Hanuman Chalisa Path. The temple trust also accepts sponsorships for annadan and festival celebrations.

Mondays (Shiv Parv) and Saturdays (Hanuman Bhakti Day) attract a larger number of devotees. Special events are held during Mahashivratri, Hanuman Jayanti, Amavasya, and Shravan Maas.

Yes, Prashad is distributed after each puja. On special occasions, Mahaprasad is arranged for all visiting devotees.