Historic Place, Religious Sight

Hanuman Mandir in Karol Bagh is not just a temple — it’s a striking symbol of devotion that dominates the skyline with its colossal statue of Lord Hanuman. Known locally as Sankat Mochan Dham, the temple was envisioned by Brahmalin Baba Naga Baba Shri Sewagiri Ji Maharaj, who began its construction in 1994 after a divine vision. Completed in 2007, the temple houses a unique feature: on special occasions, the statue opens to reveal Lord Ram and Sita within Hanuman’s heart, a powerful reminder of his eternal devotion. The temple’s atmosphere is vibrant yet serene, with chants, incense, and the steady flow of devotees creating a spiritual rhythm. Families often visit for blessings, while the temple’s accessibility makes it a welcoming stop for travelers exploring Karol Bagh.