Archive · 8 Jun 2025
Devotees' Dedication Revives 1000-Year-Old Hanuman Temple
Imagine a very old temple, like a thousand years old, that was falling apart.
In Susner, Madhya Pradesh, the Khedapati Hanuman Mandir was just that.
But the local people, the devotees, didn't let it stay that way.
They worked together, giving money and even helping build it themselves.
They held special events and celebrations.
They worked really hard to make it beautiful again.
The temple now hosts lots of religious events throughout the year, and it's a special place for everyone to go and feel close to their faith.
The Khedapati Hanuman Mandir Math in Susner is over 1,000 years old.
The temple was restored from a dilapidated state with local devotee contributions.
Devotees provided funds and physical labor to rebuild the temple.
Religious events are held year-round, making it a hub for spiritual gatherings.
Contributions for renovation have surpassed Rs 1 crore.
- Who
- Local devotees, with contributions from the community.
- What
- The renovation and continued operation of the 1,000-year-old Khedapati Hanuman Mandir Math.
- When
- Year-round, with special events on Hanuman Ashtami and Jayanti, and the annual Annakut Mahotsav.
- Where
- Susner, Madhya Pradesh, at the Khedapati Hanuman Mandir Math.
- Why
- To restore and maintain the ancient temple as a center of faith and community.
- Location
- Susner, Madhya Pradesh
- Temple Name
- Khedapati Hanuman Mandir Math
- Age
- Over 1,000 years
- Renovation Start
- 1990
- Community Contributions
- Over Rs 1 crore
- Annual Event
- Annakut Mahotsav