Vishnu Varah Temple Majholi, Jabalpur

Jabalpur city located in India is called Sanskardhani because it is known for its idealistic culture and beautiful temples. Here there are temples of the ancient era, medieval era, and modern era which are known for their historical and magical story, and in every temple, the wish of the devotee is fulfilled. There is a temple in Majholi village, 40-50 km from Jabalpur, which is known as Vishnu Varah Temple. This temple is dedicated to lord Varaha, the 3rd incarnation of Lord Vishnu. This is a much-worshiped and miraculous temple, The temple is of the Kalchuri period and the idol of Lord Varaha situated in this temple is said to be from the 11th century. Vishnu Varaha Temple Majholi Jabalpur is located in Majholi, Jabalpur. Apart from Lord Varaha, there are also other idols that are very old and they are placed on the walls of the temple.

The idols of many gods and goddesses are fixed on the walls around this temple. This idol of Vishnu Varah was not there earlier in this temple or it is said that this idol was found by a boy while fishing in the village pond. Later this idol was made a temple and installed in it. Devotees keep coming to this temple daily, This temple is built in the middle of the village and the market area is also near this temple. Every wish asked from a true heart is fulfilled in this temple and that is why devotees come here from far-off cities apart from the village.

Post author By newandolder
Post date August 16, 2023

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History of Vishnu Varah Temple Majholi, Jabalpur

Vishnu Varah mandir Majholi Village Jabalpur

The history of the idol installed in the Vishnu Varaha temple dates back to the time of the Kalchuri dynasty and was built in the 10th to 11th century and was constructed of black stone. 33 koti idols of God have been carved into this idol and its design is unique.

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There is a story related to this idol and the temple that a young man who was near Majholi village found the idol of Vishnu Varah in his net when he was searching for something. When the young man found that idol, it was very small and he took it to his home and started worshiping it. After some time strange incidents started happening in his house and he felt that a lot of damage had been done, he gave the idol to the village priests and the priests installed the idol in the temple by law.

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Miraculously the size of the idol started increasing.

After installing the idol in the temple, suddenly the size of the idol started growing day by day. The idol, which was initially the size of a palm, suddenly started becoming huge. The size of the idol had increased so much that the temple was also broken. Therefore, in order to stop its increasing size, the priests made a hole in this idol with a gold nail through the rules and regulations, and then the growth of this idol was stopped.

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This is an 11th-century historical temple of the Kalchuri period

This temple is a historical heritage of India because it belongs to an ancient royal dynasty. Yah vishnu varah murti aur uska temple kalchuri rajya vansh ke samaye banayi gayi thi kalchuri rajya vansh ek shaktishali rajya vansh tha. The nirman of the idol took place in 10-11 centuries.

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Timing of Vishnu Varah Temple Majhloi Jabalpur

6 AM to 9:30 PM (All Days)

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How to Reach Vishnu Varah Temple Majholi Jabalpur

By Air: If you want to come to Jabalpur by air, then the only airport here is Dumna Airport. Vishnu Varah Temple, Majholi, Jabalpur is 49km away from here, You can reach Vishnu Varah Temple, Majholi, Jabalpur by taxi, auto, or Bus.

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By Train: The nearest railway station to reach Vishnu Varah Temple, Majholi, Jabalpur Railway Station. It is only 43km away from here. After entering, you can reach Majholi Village by taxi, auto, or bus.

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By Bus: Jabalpur City is connected to every city in India by road. You can easily reach here from any city.

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