15 feet long
resting position gigantic statue of Lord Hanumanji is located at Chamatkarik
Shree Hanuman Mandir; Jam Sawali (or Jam
Savli or Sawli No. 1) village comes under Sausar taluka belongs to Chhindawara
district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is located 110 kms away from
the Sausar town and too much close
to the border of Maharashtra state.
Jam Sawali Hanuman Mandir is one the oldest temple in the history of Chhindwara district and temple deity Lord Hanuman is resting under
a banyan (peepal) tree which is very rare in India. As per popular belief, it
is believed that no one can visit the place unless he/she is called there.
Hanumanji of Jam Sawli has the magical powers to call his devotee to bless him/her
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Chamatkarik Shree Hanuman Mandir
Reclining
Posture gigantic idol of Lord Hanumanji is situated at Chamatkarik Shree
Hanuman Mandir; Jam Sawali (or Jam Sawli or Jam Savli) village belongs to Sausar
(or Saunsar) tehsil under Chhindawara district in the Indian state of Madhya
Pradesh.
Jam Savli
Hanuman Mandir is one the famous and oldest temple in India. In this hanuman
temple the idol is in resting posture which is very rare form. It is believed
that no one can visit this Hindu temple until he or she is called by the lord
hanuman.
There is
mythlogical story behind this temple. One day group of thief came there for robbery.
To stop them Lord slept over them. Since then Lord Hanumanji taking rest there.
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