Trivatinath Temple - त्रिवटीनाथ मंदिर

Trivatinath Temple, or Trivatinath Mahadev Temple, is a famous ancient Hindu Shiva temple in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. Due to the appearance of Shivling between three banyan trees, it was named Trivati. Apart from this, a 60 feet high statue of Bholenath has been installed in the ancient Trivatinath temple. This statue remains the center of faith and attraction among the people. The special thing is that Bareilly is already known as Nathnagari because there is a temple of Bhagwan Shiva in every direction of the city.

History and Architecture of Trivati nath Mahadev Temple
❀ Legend says a shepherd slept beneath a banyan tree and saw Lord Shiva in a dream. On digging, he discovered a naturally manifested (Swayambhu) Shiva Linga between three banyan trees—hence the name Trivati Nath (“three banyan trees”)

❀ Temple constructed with Rajasthani red stone, the temple underwent several renovations and features beautifully crafted carvings and motifs typical of Nagara‑style North Indian architecture.

❀ The temple complex includes main shrine with the Shiva Linga and smaller shrines for Ganesha, Parvati, Hanuman, and Krishna. Yagna shala, Ram temple, sacred courtyard, and vehicle parking area.

❀ In recent years, the temple added a 60‑foot statue of Lord Bholenath which has become a focal point of devotion

Trivati nath Mahadev Temple Darshan Timing
Temple is open for the whole week and the darshan timing is Morning 5 AM–12 PM; Evening 4 PM–9 PM.

Prime Festivals at Trivati nath Mahadev Temple
Mahashivratri is the prime festivals at Marghat Wale Mahadev Temple. The temple is particularly crowded during Mahashivratri and Sawan Somwar; pilgrims perform jalabhishek (ritual bathing) with Ganga water and engage in worship throughout the night.

How to Reach Trivati nath Mahadev Temple
Temple located in Prem Nagar (north direction) of Bareilly, known as a city with temple‑dedicated protective deities in all direction. Devotees can reach by train (Bareilly Junction), then auto/taxi to Prem Nagar.