Jhandewalan Metro Station Delhi

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The Jhandewalan Blue Line Metro Station is named on Shri Aadi Shakti Maa Jhandewali Temple and is also famous for the Big Hanuman Ji statue.

Jhandewalan is a famous mata mandir of Delhi. Initially, there was a Mata temple on hill of Aravali and a high flag install on the top of the hill, therefore, called jhande wali mata, later on this place called as Jhandewala Estate. To continue faith on this place the metro station named as Jhandewalan metro station.

Shri Jhulelal Mandir, Prachin Kaal Bhairav Mandir, 108 Foot Sankat Mochan Dham are also the most nearest temples to this metro station. #MandirDarshanViaDelhiMetro

Mandir Near Jhandewalan Metro Station

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With the grace of jal devta Shri Varun Dev, Sindhu Samaj established Shri Jhulelal Mandir dedicated to Aayolal Shri Jhulelal Ji, fifty meter away from Jhandewalan metro station.

◉ First Bhakti Bharat Temple Dedicated to Lord Jhulelal.

◉ Chetti Chand is The Most Famous Festival of The Temple

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Prachin Kaal Bhairav Mandir 25 feet deep Patalwasi Swarnakarshan Shri Bhairav Mandir in Jhansi Rani Road Delhi founded by Shri Jagdish Narayan.

◉ The largest statue of kaal Bhairav of Delhi.

◉ Kaal Bhairav ​​Temple Established By Shri Jagdish Narayan.

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By the inspiration of spiritual power Shri Badri Bhagat initiate a Mata temple on hill and also install a flag therefore called Jandewala Temple but actual name of the temple is Jhandewalan, near Jhandewalan metro station.

◉ One of the Famouse Temple of Delhi.

◉ Welldefined Sewadr Samiti with Different Department.

◉ 24 hrs Opening during Navratri.

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108 Foot Sankat Mochan Dham second highest Hanuman statue in the world founded by Brahamleen Nagababa Shri Sevagir Ji Maharaj (25 Jan, 2008) near Jhandewalan metro station.

◉ Second Highest Shri Hanuman Murti in The World.

◉ Most Famous Temple of Delhi During Hanuman Jayanti.

◉ Shri Hanuman Murti: 13 May 1994 to 2 April 2007.

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