Prachin Hanuman Mandir is an ancient temple dedicated to Bal Hanuman from the Mahabharata period. It is claimed to be one of the five temples of Mahabharata days in Delhi. It is claimed that this continuous 24-hour chanting of the mantra \"Sri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram\" has been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records since August 1, 1964.
Random view of Prachin Hanuman Mandir
A side view of Prachin Hanuman Mandir
Full front view of Prachin Hanuman Mandir
Peepal tree with Prachin Hanuman Mandir
Main shikhar with half moon offer by mughal emperor Akbar, which is also visible in night view.
Main entry gate of Prachin Hanuman Mandir from Hanuman Vatika.
Mahabharata Period
After won the mahabharat Pandavas foundation several temples, Bal Hanuman temple is one of them.
1532–1623
During his spiritual visit of Delhi, Tulsidas stay this holy place and written Hanuman Chalisa in this temple.
1562–1605
Mughal emperor Akba offer a silver moon, which is placed on the top of Hanuman temple.
1560-1614
Maharaj Mansing First build present structure of mandir.
1724
Renovate by Maharaj Jaisingh from Jaipur.
1964
Guinness Book of world records for continuous japa of
20 January 2010
Shri Goswami Tulsidas Ji stableshed leftmost of main outer hall entrance.
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