पंचमुखी बालाजी मंदिर: आस्था का केंद्र, विशेष पूजा-अर्चना के लिए श्रद्धालुओं का उमड़ता सैलाब

Dausa/ Pushpendra Meena: Panchmukhi Balaji Temple, situated on the hill of Dantli village of Dausa district, is famous for its religious faith and special worship. This ancient temple is a major religious place for devotees, where people from different states come to make their wishes. It is said that Panchmukhi Balaji fulfills all the wishes of the devotees who come here.

Specialty of the ancient temple: Self-manifested Panchmukhi Balaji
Panchmukhi Balaji temple is built in the middle of the hill and when seen from a distance it appears to be a small temple. Temple priest Mahesh Das told that this Panchmukhi Balaji had appeared self-manifested. When you go inside the temple, it looks huge and grand. Religious programs are organized here regularly and special prayers are offered especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays. This temple is located just 3 kilometers away from Mehandipur Balaji, so devotees can easily reach here.

Devotees’ wishes are fulfilled
Priest Mahesh Das told that whatever devotees come here and make a wish, their wishes are definitely fulfilled. Ramayana recitation, Hanuman Chalisa and other religious programs are organized here. This temple has special recognition among the devotees and they especially come here to worship.

Village uprooting and resettlement
According to the history of the temple, Dantali village was destroyed due to some reason about 150 years ago. Later, due to the glory of the temple, people started coming here again and gradually the village was rehabilitated. Since 1995, Aarti and Bhog are organized here every morning and evening, in which special offering of Gul Chana and Rot is offered to Panchmukhi Balaji.

Special religious events and bhandaras
According to local villagers, special religious programs and bhandaras are organized every year on the occasion of Ram Navami, Hanuman Jayanti and Dussehra in Panchmukhi Balaji temple. A large number of devotees participate in these. Devotees take Prasad in the Bhandara organized here and consider it an auspicious occasion. This temple is not only a symbol of religious faith but is also a cultural heritage for the region, which attracts devotees and tourists every year.

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