Hanuman Mandir

Description

Day: Monday to Sunday

Time: 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM

About

Hanuman Mandir is a temple in Delhi, India. Long ago, during a big story called Mahabharata, it was built. But later, a king named Maharaja Jai Singh fixed it and made it look nice in the year 1724.

This temple is in a place called Connaught Place. People love to visit it because it’s a famous place to pray. The temple is for Lord Hanuman, who is very strong and loyal in stories. The roof of the temple has pictures of another god named Lord Rama.

People go to the temple every day, but lots of them come on Tuesdays and Saturdays because those days are super special for praying to Lord Hanuman.

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