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Rangbari Balaji Temple is an ancient holy Hindu shrine of Kota, dedicated to Lord Balaji, the child form of mighty Lord Hanuman Ji. The temple has a huge significance in the lives of people, especially those who have their roots in Kota, Rajasthan.

Information on Rangbari Balaji Temple-

The main sanctum houses Lord Balaji, a form of Hanumanji, in a special formation with elaborated detailing of face and elegant decorations.

The temple premises contain other features like a lush green lawn with fountains and swings for the enjoyment of children. This is also used as a space for organizing family function and small get-togethers.

The other temples within the main temple complex are those of Goddess Sheetla Mata, Lord Ganesh Ji, and Ram Darbar. These lie along the circumambulation of the main sanctum.

A small tortoise pond is also present on the backside of the temple that contains hundreds of small tortoises and fishes.

On the days of festivals like Navratri, Ramnavami, and Hanuman Jayanti special arrangements of celebrations are done. Bhajan Sandhyas are organized, special prasad is given to devotees. And the overall environment is much soothing.

You should also visit the nearby spots of Khade Ganesh Ji Temple and Ganesh Udhyan which are merely 1 km far from the Rangbari Balaji temple.

A beautiful temple of Bankey Bihari Ji dedicated to Lord Krishna is also situated near Rangbari Balaji Dham, you should have a visit there too.

How to Reach Rangbari Balaji Temple?

ADDRESS- Balaji Nagar, Rangbari, Kota, Rajasthan

PIN Code-324010

The nearest railway station to this temple is although Dakaniya Talav but it is not well maintained and not all the trains have a halt here. So, the safest option would be Kota Junction Railway Station.

The best way to reach here from any part of the city is through private vehicles or public vehicles like minibusses, city buses, and auto rickshaws.

The Nearest airport is the Sanganer Airport of Jaipur.

Best Time to Visit Rangbari Balaji Temple-

Although you can visit the temple anytime, going there during early morning hours will give you much peace. Also, you should visit there in the evening time to attend the special Aarti that will leave you spellbound by the chorus chants of mantras and hymns of Hanuman Chalisa and Ram Stuti. It is the best feeling to be a part of this Aarti.

Tuesdays and Saturdays are dedicated to Lord Hanuman ji according to Hindu mythology, so visiting there on these two days will give somewhat more significance to your prayers.

Entry Fee-

Nothing is charged as a fee for entering this religious place. You should have faith in God to have a visit to this temple.

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