Temples, dhams and melas of the region
From the shepherd's shivling at Baghot to the marble sanctum of Rameshwar Dham, from the ancient Chamunda Devi of Narnaul to the Vedic slopes of Dhosi — a warm guide to the places of worship woven into daily life across Mahendragarh and Narnaul. All faiths welcome.
Bagheshwar Shiv Temple, Baghot
The famed Shiva temple of Baghot village in Kanina tehsil — roughly 21 kilometres from Mahendragarh railway station — is one of the most visited dhams of the Ahirwal region. Its Sawan Shivratri mela draws kanwariyas from across southern Haryana and beyond.
Baba Rameshwar Dass Temple, Bamanwas (Rameshwar Dham)
A grand Shiva temple on the Haryana–Rajasthan border, roughly 25 km south-west of Narnaul. Baba Rameshwar Dass began construction in 1963 with devotees' support after the people of Bamanwas donated the land. Baba had earlier lived with his Guru at Shiv Kund on the Dhosi Hill ridge — a lineage still remembered here.
Baba Jai Ram Dass Temple, Pali
The revered Baba temple of Pali village, adjoining Mahendragarh city — listed among the district's notable religious places. Local families visit regularly; the legend and history are best told by residents. Send us a note to enrich this profile.
Chamunda Devi Temple, Narnaul
Modawali / Moda Shram Shiv Temple
Dhosi Hill · Chyawan Rishi Ashram
Mahasar Durga Mata Temple
Bala Ji Temple, Raghunathpura
Shiva Temple, Narnaul–Rewari Road (near new bus stand)
Hanuman Temple, Narnaul–Singhana Road
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