Bhaironath Mandir
Bhairon
Temple is located in the back side of Old Fort- the Purana Qila in Pragati
Maidan, Delhi. It is also famous as- Sri Kilkari Bhairav Temple among the
people residing in New-Delhi. This significant temple was established by the
Pandavas, hence considered as one of the oldest and the ancient shrines of
India. It was supposed that Bheem who was one of the five Pandavas venerated in
this temple and attained Salvation through Moksha and Sidhi.
Architecture: According to the local devotees, there are basically, two
parts of the temple, first is the Doodhiya Bhairava Temple, where milk is
offered to the idol-Bhairava , and another- Kilkari Bhairava Temple, where the
devotees offer alcohol to the idol.
Specialty: It is a temple which allows followers of Lord
Bhairava to bring alcohol (madira) inside the main premises to offer alcohol to
the main deity-Bhairava as a Prasad and Bhog.
How to reach:
By Road: Basically, there are many public and
private vehicles available to reach this Temple situated near Pragati Maidan
New Delhi.
By Rail: The Nearest Railway station is Delhi
Railway station.
By Air: The Nearest Airport is Indira Gandhi
International Airport Delhi.
Temple Timings:
Darshan:
09:30 AM to 08:00 PM
Aarti: 10:00 AM and 06:00 PM
