Lord Hanuman of Gadpahra, Sagar, Madhya Pradesh India

The Hanuman Mandir on the top of the mountain is a Siddh Kshetra. The step that leads you to the Hanuman Mandir is visible from far off. The steps are painted white and saffron on the sides. Once you are in the front of the bottom of the foot steps you can see the Sidh Hanuman Mandir. You have to claim around four hundred to four hundred fifty steps to reach the mandir. While claiming you will hear devotees singing Hanuman Chalisa. On the sides of the steps you will see forest with good tress around. The breeze and the Hanuman Chalisa will play on your mind and give lot of santhi. The Mandir is in the one corner of the front of the old fort. The temple is no big structure; it is just simple but a very big hall with a gombhot over the hall. There is a long verandah that leads you into this hall. The gombhot on the top resembles that of a Mughal architecture. You can see saffron triangle flags flying on all the four corners of the Mandir and also on top of the gombhot.