Shree Pavan Putra Hanuman Mandir
About Shree Pavan Putra Hanuman Mandir
This temple dedicated to Hanuman is situated in the Jaswant Nagar area of Nashik and maintains regular daily rituals with intensified atmosphere during evening aarti ceremonies and on festival occasions when special pujas are conducted. The shrine features a small but beautifully crafted idol of Hanuman depicted carrying the Sanjivani herb and holding a mace, with a demon beneath his feet. The temple was established in 1987 and provides basic facilities including footwear stands and cloak rooms near the main entrance, with dharamshalas and hotels available within walking distance for visiting pilgrims. The temple celebrates various festivals including Shri Ram Navami, Hanuman Jayanti, and Vijayadashami, with special observances on Saturdays and new moon days.
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