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Vishnudham Mandir

The Divine Abode of Lord Vishnu in Supaul

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Overview

Nestled on the banks of the River Kosi in Supaul district, Vishnudham Mandir is a revered shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Built in the early 2000s by local devotees, the temple complex has grown into a major pilgrimage spot known for its serene ambience and vibrant festivals.

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Historical Significance

  • 2002 CE: Foundation laid by local philanthropist Shri Ram Prasad Verma.
  • 2005 CE: Main sanctum and idol consecrated on Vaikuntha Ekadashi.
  • 2010 CE: Expansion of courtyard and addition of mandapa halls.
  • 2018 CE: Renovation of temple façade and landscaping by Supaul Trust.
Vishnudham Mandir

Architectural Features

The temple showcases modern Nagara-style architecture with clean white marble cladding. A towering shikhara rises above the sanctum, and intricately carved pillars frame the pillared hall.

  • 30 m marble-clad shikhara crowned with a golden kalasha.
  • Carved mandapa pillars depicting Dashavatara scenes.
  • Garbhagriha housing a 2 m tall seated Vishnu idol on Garuda.
  • Spacious pradakshina path with decorative lighting.
Devotees at Vishnudham Mandir

Spiritual Importance

Celebrated for its Vaikuntha Ekadashi and Janmashtami festivities, the temple is believed to grant devotees peace, prosperity, and protection under Lord Vishnu’s grace.

River Kosi Ghat

Sacred bathing ghat on the Kosi, used for morning rituals.

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Supaul Wildlife Sanctuary

Home to deer and migratory birds, just 5 km from the temple.

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Kosi Barrage

Engineering marvel offering panoramic river views.

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Visiting Information

Opening Hours

05:00 AM – 08:00 PM

Entry Fee

Free (Donations Welcome)

Best Time to Visit

October – February & Vaikuntha Ekadashi

How to Reach

  • By Air: Darbhanga Airport (95 km)
  • By Train: Supaul Railway Station (3 km)
  • By Road: State buses & taxis from Saharsa (45 km)

Travel Tips

  • Dress modestly; remove footwear before entering the sanctum.
  • Carry light snacks and water; the courtyard has limited stalls.
  • Visit early morning to participate in Aarti ceremonies.
  • Offer fresh flowers or tulsi leaves for blessings.

Nearby Attractions

Kosi Barrage
Kosi Barrage

Scenic river view and birdwatching spot.

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Supaul Wildlife Sanctuary
Supaul Wildlife Sanctuary

Home to deer, foxes, and migratory birds.

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River Kosi Ghat
River Kosi Ghat

Popular spot for morning rituals and photography.

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Accommodation & Dining

Supaul Heritage Inn

Comfortable rooms with river views, 2 km from the temple.

Kosi Riverside Lodge

Budget cottages on the Kosi bank with basic amenities.

Mandir Bhojanalaya

Simple vegetarian fare and prasad available near the entrance.

Testimonials

Sunil Kumar

“The peace and devotion here are unmatched—must visit on Ekadashi.”

— Sunil Kumar
Anita Devi

“Beautiful marble work and a calm river backdrop—it’s truly divine.”

— Anita Devi
Ramesh Jha

“A wonderful experience participating in the midnight Aarti.”

— Ramesh Jha

FAQs

Yes, packaged prasadam is available at the temple counter.

Yes, guest houses and lodges are available within 3 km of the temple.

The main entrance has a ramp, but inner halls have steps—assistance may be required.

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