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Shri Shiv Mandir
Updated: Jan 16, 2016 16:22 PM About | Timing | Photo Gallery | How to Reach | Comments
श्री शिव मंदिर (Shri Shiv Mandir) was thought of Shri Uday Veer Singh, a three story, 60+ feet of height temple which is visible from National Highway 2. Temple complex is build among a large green area and well connected with Paigu Road followed by NH2.
Timings
Open / Close
5.00 AM - 1.00 PM, 3.00 PM - 8.00 PM
Arti
6.00 AM, 5.00 PM
Event / Festival
Shivaratri | Read Also: शारदीय नवरात्रि 2018
Photo Gallery
Photo in Full View
Trishul on the top of temple shikhar, this photo was clicked from the top floor of the temple.
Beautiful Green view of potato framing of village Kithaut from the second floor balcony of the temple.
Destination of Second Mandir Darshan From Temple
A Beautiful wide green view of potato farming around all four direction of temple premises
Full colorful view with the combinations of Farming, Road around Mandir. This frame is taken 1 km far from original location.
Top of The Shikhar - looking like `moving towards infinity`
Information
Mantra
Jai Bhole Baba!
Dham
Ground Floor: ShivlingShri Ram Family Shri Hanuman Ji MaharajTulsi Plant
First Floor: Shri Radha Krishna
Second Floor: Maa Sherawali
Basic Services
Drinking Water, Prasad, Open Area, Shoe Stores
Founder
Shri Uday Veer Singh
Dedicated To
Lord Shiv
Photography
Yes (It's not ethical to capture photograph inside the temple when someone engaged in worship!
Please also follow temple`s Rules and Tips.)
How To Reach
How to Reach
Road: NH 2 >> Paigu Road
Nearest Railway: Shikohabad(J), Aron
Nearest Railway: Shikohabad(J), Aron
Coordinates
27.078137°N, 78.712412°E
Shri Shiv Mandir on Google Map
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