Bhandari devi Temple

One of the most worshipping temple 🛕 in Mirzapur known as Bhandari Devi... situated at the top of the high stone on the way going to lakhaniya dari..u have to travel around more than 500m to reach there... will enjoy the trekking experience....nyc place...surrounded with greenery...

Religious temple this is. People go there for worship and spent much more time to watch view from there.

If you come here you'll feel a different vibe
This place is full with nature scene
Near this tample there's a sign of British government also
You can visit at day time

Very nice place to visit. I visited in February and it was peaceful and quite. However during peak months there are a lot of people visiting the place. Also, this place is very clean and people are nice too. One can go with the family.

This temple is situated on a high hill in Ahraura. The structure of the temple is very grand. This mountain is situated at a great distance. There is an attractive pound in front of the temple In which the idol of Lord Shiva is seated on a lotus flower. There is a Havan Kund in front of the temple, next to it there are also two water tanks in which people drink water. Many taps are also installed in the tap so that people do not have any problem of water. There is also a cave under the temple where people worship. At the other end of the mountain there is a stupa built by Emperor Ashoka. Which is in the form of an inscription. Green trees have been planted all over the mountain. There is not much problem in summer because of the tree.Nearby the temple, decorations have also been done with plants and flowers. I highly recommend the tourists must visit here ones.
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Holy and peaceful place in Ahraura, Mirzapur.
Crowed during June and July.
Place is very good, but at some places seems mismanagement. Authorities should review it.

Very good area one must have to visit fully open area ♥

Nice place
Come and visit and get the blessings of Maa Bhandari

Out of city but easily accessible... You may enjoy little trek here, go further the destination

Bhandari Devi temple is an ancient Hindu temple located about 4 km north of Ahraura, which is about 44 km. from Varanasi, 63 km from Mirzapur District of U.P., India. This temple is preserved by then Landlord Shri Shrinivas Pandey and now it has been maintained by their ancestors. Beside this temple there is a stone carving of King Ashoka which is preserved by Archeological Survey of India

Good place for visit along with lakhaniya dari.
This temple is at height of 300meter .
Good vibes

This hilly place of Mata Bhandari devi is situated at very quiet and relaxful ..

Nice place to visit...

The Bhandari Devi Temple is a Hindu temple located in Varanasi, India. It is dedicated to the goddess Bhandari Devi, who is a form of the goddess Durga. The temple is believed to be over 1,000 years old, and it is one of the oldest and most important temples in Varanasi.

The temple is located in the heart of Varanasi, on the banks of the Ganges River. It is a large temple complex, with several shrines and courtyards. The main shrine is dedicated to Bhandari Devi, and it is a beautiful and ornate structure. The walls of the shrine are covered with intricate carvings, and the ceiling is supported by pillars with carved capitals.

The temple is a popular pilgrimage site, and it is visited by thousands of people each year. It is also a popular tourist destination, and it is one of the most visited temples in Varanasi.

The Bhandari Devi Temple is a beautiful and historic temple, and it is a must-see for anyone visiting Varanasi. The temple is a great place to learn about Hindu culture and to experience the spiritual atmosphere of Varanasi.

Nice place situated on hill surrounded by the greenery. Visit the place with family and friends.

This is a famous and great temple of Mother Goddess.

Good experience

Nice place jai Mata di

Awesome place situated on Top of hill. You can enjoy this view here.

This is very famous temple.... Lockdown is affect in this place otherwise in Sawan ther is no place to stand ....