Kamaleshwar Mahadev

The Kamleshwar Mahadev Temple, located in Srinagar Garhwal, Uttarakhand, is an ancient and famous Shiva temple. Its mythological story is very interesting and holds significant religious importance. It is said that this place was the site of Lord Shiva's penance. According to the Puranas, Lord Shiva resides here in the Himalayan mountain range, and the temple's name 'Kamleshwar' is associated with one of his forms, meaning 'the God who fulfills desires.'It is believed that in ancient times, an extremely difficult penance took place in this area, during which Lord Shiva himself appeared and sanctified this region with his divine energy. The local people believe that the idol of Shiva in this temple is self-manifested (self-generated), which reflects the sanctity and religious significance of this place.The natural beauty surrounding the temple and the religious atmosphere greatly attract devotees. The Kamleshwar Mahadev Temple is particularly worshipped with immense devotion during the month of Sawan. Here, the devotees come to wish for the fulfillment of their desires from Lord Shiva.

Kamaleshwar Mahadev Visesh Daan Seva for Graha Shanti

Participate in Puja

Panditji will be offering Milk to Sri Kamaleshwar Mahadev by chanting your Naam & Gotra for Graha Shanti in your life.

Dudh Abhishek

Panditji will be offering Lotus to Sri Kamaleshwar Mahadev by chanting your Naam & Gotra for prosperity in your life.

Lotus Daan

Panditji will be offering Diya to Sri Kamaleshwar Mahadev by chanting your Naam & Gotra for graha shanti in your life.

Diya Daan

Panditji will be offering Peda to Sri Kamaleshwar Mahadev by chanting your Naam & Gotra for prosperity in your life.

Peda Daan

Panditji will be offering Rudraksha to Sri Kamaleshwar Mahadev by chanting your Naam & Gotra for prosperity in your life.

Rudraksha Daan

Attract wealth and blessings for overall financial well-being 💸

Solve delays in marriage and provide stability in personal and professional

Relief from ill-effects of Shani Sade Saati or Rahu-Ketu Kundli Dosh