Visiting Bhakti Mandir Temple

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India is a diverse country, with numerous famous places. One place that I love to mention is Bhakti Hindu Temple, which is in Kunda, Pratapgarh, India. It was founded by Jagadguru Kripalu Maharaj Ji in 2005. This temple is very famous for its beautiful scenery and artistry.

Visiting Bhakti Mandir Temple

A few months ago, I went to this place with my friends, and spent quality time with them. There is greenery inside the temple, including some grasses where they put the statues of deities, like Krishna ji. People can't sit there if they want, but there are many chairs available where they can sit.

Visiting Bhakti Mandir Temple

Small shops are located just outside the temple. People can purchase different items, and many shopkeepers sell the photo frames with photos of deities like Radhe Krishna, Sita Ram, and Kripalu Maharaj Ji.

Visiting Bhakti Mandir Temple

Walking toward the temple, there is a main gate where everyone enters. When you enter the temple, there are a lot of Ashoka trees, which are set in a line. Ashoka means "without sorrow," and people feel positive when they come towards the Bhakti Mandir.

When we enter the temple, you will find numerous deities, including Shri Radha Krishna, Shri Sita Ram, and Shri Krishna Balaram, along with the Astha Mahasakhis.

Visiting Bhakti Mandir Temple
Wikimedia Commons: JagadGuru Kripalu Parishat

The temple is made from black granite pillars, pink sandstone, and white marble.

The height of the temple is 108 feet tall.

History

This temple is the birthplace of Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Maharaj ji.

The Guru Dham Mandir, which was built by Sushri Dr Vishakha Tripathi (daughter of Kripalu Maharaj ji ) as honor to Shri Kripalu Maharaj ji, opened in March 2021. It pays tribute to Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj and overlooks Bhakti Mandir.

When you go:

Parking
There is parking for both cars and bikes. 
• Cars- Rs 40
• Bikes- Rs 20

Other Transportation
• Buses from all cities but different fares.
• Train from all over the cities but different fares

Rules
• Phones are not allowed inside the temple.
• There is no protocol to cover your head by scarf, but if anyone wants, then they can.

Hours
• 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM 
• 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM 
• Open daily

Visiting Bhakti Mandir Temple

Photo courtesy and copyright Shivansh Giri 

 

I truly love to visit this place, as it provides me with immense inner happiness, spirituality, and psychological strength that helps me to face the hardships of life. I must say that it is worth a visit for everyone who wants to have a spiritual and peaceful experience.

 

Sarvesh Giri is a student at Canadore College. He is from Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh, India.

All photos courtesy and copyright Sarvesh Giri, except where noted