Hanuman Garhi, Bhimtal, Uttarakhand India

On the western gate of Ramkot Vikramaditya got a temple constructed which later on came to be known as Hanuman Tila & finally became famous as Hanuman Garhi. Legend has it that Lord Hanuman lived here and guarded the Ramkot.
Hanuman Garhi, the temple dedicated to Hanuman, is one of the important temples of Ayodhya situated in the centre on a mound visible from a long distance and is approached by seventy six step. The present temple built in 10th century, has rectangular shape with four bastions on each corner. 

Hanuman Garhi or Hanumangarhi is located some 3.5 km from the Tallital or South End bus stop, at an altitude of 6,401 ft. Lord Hanuman – the monkey god of the epic Ramayana is the main deity of the temple. The place also offers some good views of the setting sun over the Himalayas. The statue of Hanuman located here is about 4 m high.

Hanuman Garhi which is a very well known Lord Hanuman’s Hindu Temple is positioned to south of the Tallital. It is more or less 3.5 kilometres away from the bus stop of Nainital. The temple is hovering at the altitude of about 6,401 ft from sea level. In the year 1950, this temple was constructed by Baba Neem Karoli who was a very well-known local saint in Nainital. The deity of this temple is Lord Hanuman who is a complete follower of Lord Rama. This can be seen very clearly in the image that depicts an open chest with the images of Sita Mata and Lord Rama in his heart. Not merely for its religious importance, the Hanuman Garhi temple is well known for its premeditated location. It is located at a site and height that offers the artistic scenery of sunsets and sunrises.