ULTE HANUMAN MANDIR

hi all Bajrang Bali Bhakts,

Very recently I was blessed by the Lord with an oppurtunity to visit his temple(only of its kind on the planet) at a village called Sanwer near Ujjain MP.This temple is situated in a place named Sanvare. It is believed to have been built in the times of Ramayana. A reverse idol of Lord Hanuman can be seen in the temple.
This temple is one of the most important temples devoted to Lord Hanuman. Devotees visiting this place are free from all sorts of tensions and can be seen worshipping Lord Hanuman with all their heart.

Ulte Hanuman Temple Story

This temple attracts a lot of devotees because of its unique qualities. A story is famous about this place. It is said that during the battle of Lord Rama and Ravan, Ahiravan disguised himself as one of the members of Lord Rama’s army. Ahiravan kidnapped Lord Rama and Lakshman at night when everybody was sleeping, with the help of his magical powers.

He took them to Patal lok beneath the surface of the earth. When Lord Rama’s army got to know this, they were horrified. Knowing this, Lord Hanuman visits Patal lok and kills Ahiravan to bring back Lord Rama and Lakshman. It is believed that Lord Hanuman went to Patal lok via Sanvare and was in a reverse position while doing so. Hence he is worshipped here as Ulte Hanuman.

Ulte Hanuman Temple Beliefs

A lot of other stories are famous about this temple which outline its importance in a better way. Hence, this temple is famous all around the world. A revers idol of Lord Hanuman can not be seen anywhere else in the world. This place can be linked to immense religious value.

It is believed that if a person visits this temple for three or five Tuesdays all his wishes are fulfilled and his problems are solved. A chaula (Cloth) is also dedicated to Lord Hanuman on Tuesdays.

Ulte Hanuman Temple Importance

Just a glimpse of this temple solves all problems in a person’s life. People can be seen extremely devoted to this temple. The temple also comprises of idols belonging to Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshman, Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. The idol of Lord Hanuman is believed to be magical. Two Parijat trees belonging to the ancient times can also be seen in the temple.