Hanuman Mandir, Kalambagh Chowk, Muzaffarpur | Bihar Tourism

Overview

Hanuman Mandir at Kalambagh Chowk is one of Muzaffarpur’s most beloved shrines, dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the symbol of strength and devotion. Situated at the busy Kalambagh intersection, the temple welcomes thousands of devotees daily, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

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Historical Significance

1802 CE: Original shrine established by local traders at Kalambagh Chowk.
1850s: Zamindar family funded expansion of the mandap and inner sanctum.
20th Century: Renovations added marble flooring and decorative pillars.
2000s: Daily aarti traditions formalized by the Temple Committee.

Architectural Features

The temple showcases classic North Indian mandir architecture with a square garbhagriha, pillared sabha mandap, and a simple shikhara crowned by a Kalash. The red sandstone façade is accentuated by intricate carvings of Hanuman’s leelas.

Square sanctum with Astadhatu Hanuman murti.
Pillared hall (sabha mandap) for congregational prayers.
Modest shikhara topped with a brass Kalash.
Red sandstone exterior with floral and deity carvings.

Spiritual Importance

Believed to grant courage and dispel fears, this Hanuman Mandir draws worshippers seeking strength for life’s battles. Special bhandaras (free meals) are held every Tuesday evening.

Tuesday Bhandara

Free prasad and community meal every Tuesday after aarti.

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Hanuman Jayanti

Grand celebrations with special puja, bhajans, and fireworks.

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Morning Aarti

Daily at 6 AM, featuring traditional dhoop, deep, and mantra chanting.

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Visiting Information

Opening Hours

05:00 AM – 09:00 PM

Entry Fee

Free (Donations Welcome)

Best Time to Visit

Tuesday & Saturday Mornings

How to Reach

By Air: Patna Airport (70 km) + taxi to Muzaffarpur.
By Train: Muzaffarpur Junction, then auto to Kalambagh Chowk (3 km).
By Road: NH 22 connects Muzaffarpur with Patna and Delhi.

Travel Tips

Wear comfortable footwear for the busy chowk area.
Carry a bottle of water and a small handkerchief.
Visit early morning to avoid traffic and crowds.
Offer sindoor and flowers as per tradition.

Nearby Attractions

Maa Baglamukhi Mandir

Famous Siddh Peeth dedicated to Goddess Baglamukhi, 2 km away.

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Litchi Market

Morning-only fruit bazaar famous for Muzaffarpur’s litchis.

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Ghanta Ghar

Historic clock tower and local landmark at the city center.

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Accommodation & Dining

Hotel Bright Star

Comfortable stay with modern amenities, 3 km from Kalambagh Chowk.

Chirag Restaurant

Popular for local thalis and sweets, 2 km from the temple.

Litchi Junction Café

Cozy spot for coffee and snacks, 1 km away.

Testimonials

“Har vrat pe yahan aane ka anubhav shaktishaali hai. Hanuman ji ki kripa anupam.”

— Priya Singh

“Tuesday bhandara aur aarti dekhne layak hai. Bhakti aur bhajan ka mahaul zabardast.”

— Amit Verma

“Chowk ki bheed ke beech yahan ka shanti bhara mahaul alag hi anubhav deta hai.”

— Sunil Kumar

FAQs

Haan bhai, sindoor aur phool dono hi mandir ke counter par milte hain aur pooja ke liye use ho sakte hain.

Photography allowed hai lekin aarti ke dauran flash use na karo, respect banaye rakhne ke liye.

Hanuman Mandir

Overview

Historical Significance

Architectural Features