Shree Hanuman Ji Temple is a Hindu temple in the Paharganj area of New Delhi, near Ram Nagar Market. The temple is dedicated to Hanuman, who is depicted here as a child in an idol said to have appeared on its own. Visitors can receive prasad, a food offering, and find a quiet place for worship. Come to pay your respects, observe the temple’s distinctive crescent moon on its spire, and take time to follow local customs inside.
Hanuman in child form
The temple’s Hanuman idol is described as self-manifest, meaning devotees believe it appeared on its own. Hanuman is shown here as a child. The shrine also offers prasad, a food offering, to visitors.
A visit with respect
This is a place of Hindu worship. Remove your shoes before entering and follow local customs within the temple. If anyone requests a contribution, clarify what it is for before handing over money.
FAQ
What can I see at Shree Hanuman Ji Temple?
The temple has an idol of Hanuman in child form, believed by devotees to have appeared on its own. Its spire has a crescent moon.
Is prasad available at the temple?
The temple offers prasad, a food offering, to visitors.
What should I know before entering?
Remove your shoes and respect local customs inside the temple. Clarify any requested contributions before giving money.
