Name: Mil Gaya Hanuman Janm Ka Saboot | Bharat Ke Mandir
Uploaded: 2025-09-09T09:40:00.100866+05:30
Duration: 2 min 52 s
Channel: Keshav Kothari

Anjaneri mandir corrected

Keshav Kothari

Namaskar dosto, aaj hum lekar aaye hain ek anokhi yatra Anjaneri Parvat ki, jo Nashik aur Tryambakeshwar ke beech sthit hai. Jante hain vishwa ka pehla Hanuman mandir ke bare mein, jahan devi Anjani ne Shivji ki aradhana mein saat hazaar saal tapasya ki. Ye wahi sthal hai jahan Hanuman ji ka janm hua aur unhe vajrang ka varadan mila. Is mandir mein Hanuman ji apni mata Anjani ki god mein baitha hua hai, jo duniya mein ek anoothi prastuti hai. Anjaneri ki gufaon aur pratikritik sundarta ke saath yeh sthal bhakton aur itihas premiyon ke liye ek adbhut anubhav hai. Aaiye, is chamatkari mandir ki yatra par humare saath chaliye aur apne vichar comments mein zaroor share karein.
 
108 Gufao me chupa Ramayan se bhi purana Rahasya. Jaaniye Hanuman ji ke janm ke rahasya, only on Seekho's Bharat ke Mandir, with Keshav Kothari. 
 
Discover the mystical Anjaneri Mountain, believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman and home to the world's oldest Hanuman Temple. This sacred site, nestled between Nashik and Tryambakeshwar, holds the ancient Anjaneri Parvat Hanuman Temple, where, according to legends, Goddess Anjani performed intense penance for 7000 years to be blessed with Lord Hanuman by Lord Shiva. The temple features unique idols depicting baby Hanuman in the lap of his mother Anjani, a sight unique to this historical temple. Explore the intriguing caves where Hanuman was blessed with a body as strong as Vajra and where inscriptions in an undeciphered language mystify visitors. The temple area is surrounded by natural beauty, including a lake shaped by Hanuman's leap, believed to offer the holy merits of touching his feet. Join Keshav Kothari in this episode as he unveils the wonders and spiritual significance of Anjaneri Parvat, a must-visit for devotees and tourists alike when in Nashik.

Mil Gaya Hanuman Janm Ka Saboot

Namaskar dosto, aaj hum lekar aaye hain ek anokhi yatra Anjaneri Parvat ki, jo Nashik aur Tryambakeshwar ke beech sthit hai. Jante hain vishwa ka pehla Hanuman mandir ke bare mein, jahan devi Anjani ne Shivji ki aradhana mein saat hazaar saal tapasya ki. Ye wahi sthal hai jahan Hanuman ji ka janm hua aur unhe vajrang ka varadan mila. Is mandir mein Hanuman ji apni mata Anjani ki god mein baitha hua hai, jo duniya mein ek anoothi prastuti hai. Anjaneri ki gufaon aur pratikritik sundarta ke saath yeh sthal bhakton aur itihas premiyon ke liye ek adbhut anubhav hai. Aaiye, is chamatkari mandir ki yatra par humare saath chaliye aur apne vichar comments mein zaroor share karein.
 
Discover the mystical Anjaneri Mountain, believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman and home to the world's oldest Hanuman Temple. This sacred site, nestled between Nashik and Tryambakeshwar, holds the ancient Anjaneri Parvat Hanuman Temple, where, according to legends, Goddess Anjani performed intense penance for 7000 years to be blessed with Lord Hanuman by Lord Shiva. The temple features unique idols depicting baby Hanuman in the lap of his mother Anjani, a sight unique to this historical temple. Explore the intriguing caves where Hanuman was blessed with a body as strong as Vajra and where inscriptions in an undeciphered language mystify visitors. The temple area is surrounded by natural beauty, including a lake shaped by Hanuman's leap, believed to offer the holy merits of touching his feet. Join Keshav Kothari in this episode as he unveils the wonders and spiritual significance of Anjaneri Parvat, a must-visit for devotees and tourists alike when in Nashik.

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