Iconic Symbol of Delhi

108 Feet Hanuman Mandir also known as Sankat Mochan Dham is located very close to the Jhandewalan metro station along the delhi metro blue line. The construction of the temple started in 1994 and it took around 13 years to finish the project. The temple is a wonderful piece of art, engineering and technology. The temple is 108 ft in height having a cave identical to that of Vaishno Devi Shrine in Jammu & Kashmir. This cave also has a sacred lump in the form of Pindi and a sacred flow of water in the form of river Ganga. The gigantic size of 108 ft has made this temple very popular among the tourists. It has also become an iconic symbol of Delhi with the city posters having image of this magnificent temple. The entrance of the temple has an open mouth Rakshas or a monster in a slain condition at the death bed. This depicts the glory of Lord Hanuman who killed many monsters in his life while serving Lord Rama. There is also a temple dedicated to Goddess Kali lying close to the feet of the idol at the base of the statue. 🔹Location: Karol Bagh, New Delhi, Delhi 110005. 🔹Nearest Metro Station : Jhandewalan Metro Station. 🔹Timings : 5.00am to 10.00 pm #pindle #pindleindia #clickwithrahul #guidebook