Hanuman Temple
About Hanuman Temple
The temple celebrates several major festivals throughout the year, including Ram Navmi (the birth of Lord Ram), Hanuman Jayanti (the birth of Hanuman), and Janmashtami (the birth of Lord Krishna). The temple also observes Hanumanji Palki, a festival procession. These occasions draw increased numbers of devotees and typically feature special rituals and celebrations, though specific dates and detailed observances should be confirmed directly with the temple.
Visiting the Temple
The temple is located at Shree Hanuman Mandir, Picket Road, 2 R. S. Sapre Marg, opposite the L. T. Marg Police Station in Mumbai 400002. Visitors can contact the temple at +91 022 22066262 or via email at PicketRoadHanumanTemple@gmail.com for specific inquiries about festivals, rituals, or other details.
When visiting, dress modestly as is customary in Hindu temples—covered shoulders and knees are respectful. Remove footwear before entering the sanctum. Photography policies may vary; it is courteous to ask permission before photographing. The temple welcomes devotees of all backgrounds, though visitors should approach the space with reverence for those engaged in worship.
Practical Information
Plan your visit according to the temple's operating hours. If you wish to attend an aarti, arrive a few minutes early to find a place in the sanctum. The morning aarti at 7:00 AM tends to draw devoted worshippers, while the evening aarti at 8:00 PM is also well-attended. The extended hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays may suit those with scheduling constraints.
Bring offerings if you wish to participate in worship—flowers, incense, or coconut are common. Oil offerings to Hanuman and Shani Maharaj are a particular practice at this temple. Temple staff can guide you on proper procedures if you are unfamiliar with the customs.
Getting There
The temple's central Mumbai location on Picket Road makes it accessible by local transport. The specific coordinates (27.0965, 76.29475) can be entered into navigation applications. For those unfamiliar with the area, the reference point of the L. T. Marg Police Station opposite the temple may assist in locating it. Local taxi services or public transport can bring you to the vicinity; asking locals for directions to Shree Hanuman Mandir on Picket Road will likely yield helpful guidance.
How to reach
You may also visit

Tiger Cave
5Tiger Cave Temple is a Buddhist monastery complex near Krabi, Thailand, featuring a challenging 1,260-step ascent to a hilltop summit crowned with a Golden Buddha statue and panoramic limestone vistas.

Sastha (Ayyappan) Temple
Sree Dharma Sastha Temple in Thycaud, Thiruvananthapuram, is a centuries-old shrine where the deity manifests as Dhanwanthari holding the sacred Neelathamara flower, operated by the NSS Thiruvananthapuram Taluk Karayoga Union.

Rani Sati Mandir Mahuda
Rani Sati Mandir Mahuda is a prominent Hindu temple located in the Mahuda area of Dhanbad District, Jharkhand, India, dedicated to Rani Sati Dadi.

