Archive · 14 Jan 2026
Firozabad Temple Revitalization for Heritage Tourism
The Pasina Wale Hanuman Temple in Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh, is a very special place where people believe the statue of Lord Hanuman sweats all year round.
The government is spending Rs 1 crore to make the temple better for visitors.
They are adding nice lights, clean toilets, and places to rest.
More and more people are visiting Firozabad, not just for the temple but also for other historical and natural spots.
This project will help more people come and see this amazing temple while keeping its special spiritual feel.
The Pasina Wale Hanuman Temple in Firozabad is known for its belief that the idol sweats year-round.
The Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department has allocated Rs 1 crore for the temple's development.
The project includes beautification, modern lighting, visitor information centers, and rest areas.
Tourist arrivals in Firozabad increased from 4,44,850 in 2023 to 6,48,508 in 2024.
The temple's development aims to boost religious tourism and the local economy.
- Who
- Uttar Pradesh Tourism Department, Devotees, Local Authorities
- What
- Revitalization of Pasina Wale Hanuman Temple for heritage tourism
- When
- Project initiated in 2025
- Where
- Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- To enhance facilities, attract more tourists, and boost the local economy
- Temple Name
- Pasina Wale Hanuman Temple
- Location
- Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Project Budget
- Rs 1 crore
- Tourist Arrivals (2023)
- 4,44,850
- Tourist Arrivals (2024)
- 6,48,508
- Tourist Arrivals (Jan-Jun 2025)
- 4,06,000
- Unique Feature
- Idol believed to sweat year-round
- Historical Significance
- Nearly 2,000 years old