Hanuman Dandi temple
About Hanuman Dandi temple
Located approximately five kilometers from the Dwarkadhish Temple on Beyt Dwarka island off the Gujarat coast, the Hanuman Dandi Temple stands as a unique Hindu shrine honoring both Hanuman and Makardhwaj. The temple is notable for its uncommon portrayal of Hanuman alongside his son, which diverges from traditional representations that emphasize Hanuman's celibate nature. This distinctive theological and artistic approach makes the temple significant within Hindu pilgrimage circuits dedicated to the monkey deity.
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