Mayapati Hanuman

Shri Mayapati Hanuman Temple is a Hindu temple located on Agar Road in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. This temple is a religious organization dedicated to Lord Hanuman.

Every particle here calls out the name of Mahakaal. But in this city of Mahakaal, there exists a place of Pawan's son whom the devotees call by the name of Mayapati Hanuman. In this temple of Sankat Mochan near Agar Road, Ujjain, the devotees not only get the darshan of the grand and huge form of the Lord but also get the blessings of Bajrang Bali to fulfill their wishes.

It is said that this temple is no less than a boon for the people suffering from Sade Sati. This form of Bajrang Bali destroys Shani Dosha. Be it Dhaiya or Sade Sati.


By doing a Puja in the name of Hanuman and lighting a small oil lamp, the devotees get freedom from the wrath of Shanidev. Not only this, those who do not have children they can offer prayer to Hanumanji to get the same and special prasad is offered to them to get a child.


It is believed that by hoisting the flag in this court of Bajrang Bali, all kinds of troubles can be removed. Worship of Mayapati Hanuman on Tuesday and Saturday has special significance. It is said that everyone wants to witness the Aarti happening in this Dham of Bajrang Bali and whoever takes advantage of this opportunity, there is a lot of happiness in his life.

Mayapati Hanuman Visesh Path

Nitya Puja

Panditji will be chanting Bajrang Path to get the blessings of Hanumanji in your life.

Bajrang Baan Path

Panditji will be doing the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ashtak Path by chanting your Name & Gotra for removing obstacles from your life.

Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ashtak Path

Panditji will be chanting the Hanuman Chalisa Path by chanting your Name & Gotra for removing the ill effects of Saturn in your life.

Hanuman Chalisa Path

Bring positive energies and blessings for whole family🏡

Brings positive outcomes in legal matters

Reduce debt, loans and attract financial blessings 💸

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Thu, 31 Oct, 2024, 3:52 pm – Fri, 1 Nov, 2024, 6:16 pm
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