Jaipur ➝ Khatu Shyam Ji ➝ Mehandipur Balaji​

1. Khatu Shyam Ji Mandir (Sikar District, Rajasthan)

• Khatu Shyam Ji is believed to be the manifestation of Barbarik, grandson of Bhima (Mahabharata).

• Barbarik offered his head to Krishna before the Mahabharata war. Pleased, Krishna blessed him to be worshipped as Shyam in Kali Yuga, especially by those in distress.

• Known as the “God of Kalyug”, Khatu Shyam listens to sincere prayers and grants wishes.

• Especially revered for removing sufferings and giving strength during tough times.

• Shyam Kund (sacred pond) nearby, believed to heal illnesses.

• Famous Phalgun Mela (Feb–Mar), attracting lakhs of devotees.

2. Mehandipur Balaji Temple (Dausa District, Rajasthan)

• Dedicated to Lord Hanuman in the form of Balaji.

• Temple is also home to Pret Raj Sarkar and Bhairav Baba, associated with exorcism and healing from black magic/evil spirits.

• Known across India for spiritual healing from negative energies.

• Devotees perform rituals such as coconut offering, oil donation, and prayer chants.

• isitors often observe people undergoing exorcisms or spiritual cleansing.

• No prasad is taken back from here.

• Devotees often fast or stay silent before and after visiting.

• Avoid laughing, mocking rituals, or taking photos.

• Don’t touch possessed individuals.

3.Jaipur

Govind Dev Ji Temple (💠 Most Revered)

• Deity: Lord Krishna (Govind Dev Ji)

• Location: City Palace Complex

• Significance: One of the seven original idols of Lord Krishna from Vrindavan.

• Specialty: Daily seven aartis, all with immense local devotion.

• Best Time: Mangla Aarti (Early Morning), Evening Aarti

• Notes: Temple gets filled with chants of “Jai Govind Dev Ji!”

Birla Mandir (Laxmi Narayan Temple)

• Deity: Lord Vishnu (Narayan) and Goddess Laxmi

• Location: Below Moti Dungri Fort

• Significance: Constructed entirely with white marble, symbol of purity.

• Specialty: Calm ambiance, ideal for prayer, spiritual reading, or quiet contemplation.

• Best Time: Early morning or after sunset (beautifully lit).

Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji Temple

• Deity: Lord Ganesha

• Location: Near Birla Mandir

• Significance: Highly wish-fulfilling temple for success and new beginnings.

• Specialty: Very crowded on Wednesdays.

• Notes: Maharaja of Jaipur brought the idol from Gujarat.

Galta Ji Temple (Monkey Temple)

• Deity: Saint Galav, Hanuman, Surya

• Location: Galtaji Hills, ~10 km from Jaipur

• Significance: Ancient Hindu pilgrimage site with natural springs (kunds) and hermitages.

• Specialty: Trekking up to Sun Temple (Surya Mandir) gives breathtaking views of Jaipur.

• Notes: Spiritual center for sages and yogis. Also famous for its monkey population.

ISKCON Jaipur (Sri Sri Giridhari Dauji Temple)

• Deity: Radha Govind Ji (Krishna & Radharani)

• Location: Mansarovar

• Significance: Modern, serene, and full of kirtan, meditation, and satsang.

• Specialty: Attend bhajans, prasad, Gita classes.

• Notes: Great place to purchase spiritual books, Tulsi malas, and satvik snacks.

Akshardham Temple

• Deity: Swaminarayan Bhagwan

• Location: Vaishali Nagar

• Significance: Beautifully designed temple with gardens and peaceful surroundings.

• Specialty: Spiritual cleanliness, simplicity, and architecture.

• Notes: Attend evening aarti for a calm spiritual experience.

Tarkeshwar Mahadev Temple

• Deity: Lord Shiva

• Location: Chandpole Bazaar

• Significance: One of the oldest Shiva temples in Jaipur.

• Specialty: Devotees believe it fulfills wishes when one sincerely prays.

Sun Temple (Surya Mandir)

• Deity: Surya (Sun God)

• Location: On top of Galta Ji Hill

• Significance: Peaceful sunrise and sunset point, great for chanting Gayatri Mantra.

• Specialty: Lesser known but deeply peaceful.

Jagat Shiromani Temple

• Deity: Lord Krishna, Meera Bai

• Location: Amer Town (Near Amer Fort)

• Significance: Temple built in memory of Meera Bai, the famous Krishna devotee.

• Specialty: Architecture + Bhakti tradition.

• Notes: Combine with Amer Fort or Panna Meena Kund visit.

Shila Devi Temple (Amber Fort)

• Deity: Shila Mata (Kali form)

• Location: Inside Amer Fort

• Significance: Powerful goddess temple with roots from Bengal.

• Specialty: Visit during Navratri when thousands of devotees come.

Tour Trip Highlight-

• Khatu Shyam Ji
• Mehandipur Balaji Temple
• Govind Dev Ji Temple
• Birla Mandir
• Moti Dungri Ganesh Ji Temple
• Galta Ji Temple (Monkey Temple)
• ISKCON Jaipur (Sri Sri Giridhari Dauji Temple)
• Akshardham Temple
• Tarkeshwar Mahadev Temple
• Sun Temple (Surya Mandir)
• Jagat Shiromani Temple
• Shila Devi Temple (Amber Fort)

Jaipur, Khatu Shyam Ji ,Mehandipur Balaji Itinerary

Day 1: Jaipur → Khatu Shyam Ji → Jaipur

📍Destination: Khatu Shyam Ji (80–90 km from Jaipur)

🕓 4:30 AM – Depart from Jaipur

• Start early to attend Mangla Aarti

• Carry simple offerings: chadar, coconut, rose garland

🕕 6:00 AM – 8:00 AM – Khatu Shyam Ji Darshan

• Bathe at Shyam Kund

• Visit main temple and bow before the Barbarika (Shyam Baba) idol

• Attend morning aarti if early

🍽️ 8:30 AM – Breakfast in Khatu

• Simple satvik food near temple

🛍️ 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM – Local shopping & rest

• Shop for spiritual items, souvenirs, and books

• Rest in temple corridor or dharamshala briefly

🚗 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM – Return to Jaipur

• Optional lunch en route

• Reach Jaipur by early afternoon

🔱 Day 2: Jaipur → Mehandipur Balaji → Jaipur

📍Destination: Mehandipur Balaji (Approx. 105 km from Jaipur)

🕕 6:00 AM – Depart from Jaipur

• Stay light and pure: no onion/garlic or alcohol day before

• Carry coconut, mustard oil, jaggery for offering

🕘 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM – Darshan at Mehandipur Balaji

• Visit:

  • Balaji Temple (Hanuman Ji)

  • Pret Raj Sarkar

  • Bhairav Ji

• Participate in:

  • Offering rituals

  • Silent prayers

  • Observing spiritual healing sessions

⚠️ Do Not bring prasad back or mock possessed individuals.
🧘‍♂️ Spend a few minutes in silent prayer for protection and peace.

🍽️ 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM – Lunch at local satvik Bhojanalaya

• Stick to light food (no hotel/fast food)

🚗 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM – Return to Jaipur

• Take a short break midway if needed

• Arrive back by late afternoon