Pracheen Hanumaan Mandir (Hindu Temple)
About Pracheen Hanumaan Mandir (Hindu Temple)
The temple maintains a schedule that varies by day of the week. Monday through Friday, visitors may come for darshan between 09:00 and 21:00. Saturday hours run from 09:00 to 19:00. Sunday operates on a notably different schedule, with the temple open only in the evening from 19:00 to 21:00. These timings may shift during major festivals, so those planning a visit during significant celebrations should contact the temple office at +91-9711155550 in advance to confirm the schedule.
Darshan—the viewing and worship of the deity—is the primary form of devotional practice at Hindu temples. Visitors should dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees, as a mark of respect for the sacred space. The temple office welcomes inquiries about specific rituals or ceremonies visitors may wish to participate in.
Rituals and Havan Ceremonies
Havan ceremonies, sacred fire rituals, are performed at the temple as a central practice. Within Hindu tradition, these rituals are understood as purifying acts that cleanse the atmosphere and are believed to bring peace and prosperity to devotees and their families. The temple regularly conducts these ceremonies as part of its spiritual program.
Festivals Throughout the Year
The temple observes the major festivals of the Hindu calendar with special ceremonies and continuous worship. Ram Navami, celebrating the birth of Lord Rama, is marked in the spring month of Chaitra with prayers, hymn singing, and the continuous lighting of oil lamps. Hanuman Jayanti, the birthday of Hanuman, receives dedicated worship at the temple. During Navratri—the nine-night festival honoring the divine feminine—the temple maintains continuous oil lamps and hosts special prayers. Janmashtami, marking Krishna's birth, and Govardhan Annakut are also observed with ritual ceremonies. The autumn full moon festival of Sharad Purnima completes the annual cycle of major celebrations.
Location and Access
Pracheen Hanuman Mandir is located at Sigra Chauraha Road in the Chetganj area of Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221010. The coordinates are 25.2979523°N, 82.9722126°E for those using mapping applications. The temple sits within Varanasi's local neighborhoods and is accessible by local transport. For specific directions or assistance planning your visit, the temple office can be reached at +91-9711155550 or by email at hansimandir@gmail.com.
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