🛕 Jhandewalan Temple

India · Asia · 28.65°N, 77.20°E

The Jhandewalan Mandir, a Delhi Hindu temple dedicated to Vaishno Devi, was founded in the 19th century by Badri Bhagat, named for a large flag hoisted when a deity was discovered. Formerly in Ram Bagh, it hosted events like the Pavan Pariksha Mela, which ended after Partition. Now surrounded by urban development, it remains a major religious center, especially during Navratras.

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Country	India
Continent / region	Asia
Coordinates (approx.)	28.65°N, 77.20°E · view on map

Jhandewalan Temple is located in India, in Asia.

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