Very nice very clean loved the place very devotional. Take care of your belonging when you go into temple. And beware of fraud over there do not entertain temple panda for unnecessary they will be supportive and helpful

Very Peaceful place ❣️❣️. For Devotees it's a great place ❣️❣️. The Environment here is very soothing ❣️❣️. Early Morning is the best time to go and pray as the crowd is very light at that time. On Mondays it is over Crowded. If you visit this place never miss the 'Sandhya Aarti' which is generally conducted at around 7Pm.

World famous pilgrimage Baidyanath Dham is situated in the district headquarter of Deoghar in the state of Jharkhand. Of the revered twelve Joytirlingas it stands at the fifth position. In ancient time this land was very pious and picturesque. It is inscripted in Shiv Purana as Haritaki or Ketaki wood. A prevalent story goes on to state, that heart of Sati had fallen here. Which was happened as the dead body of Sati was dissected by God Vishnu with his Sudarshan Chakra. In this way Shiva and Shakti are conjugally immanent in this Joytirlinga. The Matsyapuran narrates the place as Arogya Baidyanathitee, the holy place where Shakti lives and assists Shiva in freeing people from incurable diseases. This whole area of Deoghar was under the rule of the Kings of Gidhaur who were much attached with this temple. While there are several such legends associated with this sacred land, history too proves its importance. A mention of the temple can be found from 8th century AD, during the rule of the last king of the Gupta dynasty, Adityasena Gupta. During the Mughal period, Raja Man Singh, the ruler of Amber, is said to have built a pond here, which is known as Mansarovar. The temple faces the east and is a plain stone structure with a pyramidal tower, which is 72 ft high. Atop it are three compactly set gold vessels, along with a Panchshula (five knives in a trident shape). There is also an eight-petaled lotus called Chandrakanta Mani. Mythology: According to mythology during Baidyanath Joytirlinga transportation by demon king Ravana to Lanka, mid way on his route was this holy land. As depicted Ravana had got this Shivalinga as boon by offering extreme meditation and had he installed this Joytirlinga in Lanka no would have been succeed in killing him. Due to Ravana’s cruelty lord Shiva handed over the Joytirlinga to him on the condition that if he would ever put the Jyotirlinga on the ground, it would not be possible to lift it again. During the course of his journey, with the intent to create hurdles, deities got water and lord Barun entered into Ravana’s belly and with its effect Ravana felt pee experience and was compelled to land for being free from natural call. He landed down his Puspak Vimana and gave the Joytirlinga to a nearby herd boy who was lord Vishnu in disguise. After having been freed from natural call as Ravana came to take Joytirlinga, he was astonished to see that herd boy had disappeared and the Joytirlinga was put on ground. As per conditions Ravana could not lift the Joytirlinga after making so many attempt. Consequently with extreme anger he thrusted the linga with his thumb and went away. In original Joytirlinga the mid part of it was warped. How to Reach: Baidyanathdham is located between 24.4852 degree north and 86.6948 degree east. From Jasidih junction, it is 06 km away; which is on under Howrah-Delhi broad gauge line. To reach by Air, the nearest airports are Kolkata, Patna & Ranchi, those are respectively 280 km, 350 km & 300 km away from Deoghar, from where pilgrims can avail train, bus & taxi services. Nearby Places: In the surrounding of Baidyanathdham there are so many religious and tourist places namely Harilajori. Tirkut Parvat, Nandan Pahar. Nawalakha Mandir. Rekhiya Asharam, Tapowan, Satsang Nagar, etc. These places are gifted with natural glory by the God and pilgrims can have heavenly reminiscence by on looking its scenes.

THIS PLACE HAVE A DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE , THE EXPERIENCE OF CALMNESS AND PEACE. I CANT GIVE THIS PLACE A REVIEW, FOR THIS YOU ALL HAVE TO VISIT THIS PLACE. BUT FOR EASE I CAN SUGGEST SOME MEASURE:- ROOM COST B/W 600-800 PER 24 HOUR. FOOD AROUND 200 FOR 1 MEAL. THIS ALL I MY EXPERIENCE THEY CAN VARY AS I HAVE GONE ON NON RUSH DAYS.

Deogarh or Baba Dham or Baidyanath Dham or Ravanaeshwar Baidyanath Dham is One among the twelve holiest Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva, located at Deoghar Jharkhanda. Most famous for the Dak Bam during month of Shrawan where thousands of people on saffron colored clothes carry water from Ganga at Sultanganja about 108 Km away & walk bare feet nonstop to temple in 24 hours. Baidhyanath Dham is a temple complex comprising of 21 various white temples. Temple of mother goddess Parbati is in front of Shiva & is interconnected with red sacred threads, one of the rare occurrence to see Shiva & Shakti (Parbati- Devi) inside the one compound. Shandya Aarti was very exciting to witness. View of Jyotirlinga is shown with live camera on a TV outside the temple. There is provision of special darshan for the devotees of Lord Shiva but for that devotees have to pay some money which goes to the temple trust. A lot of Pandas offer different puja & darshan, but mostly they try to extract money saying this or that but their help is rewarded with quicker & better darshan but just you have to be patient and try to have one panda since every panda can give you the access to the entrance gate of lord shiva shivling from there devotees have to pay tribute to the god by themselves only and can have the grace and blessings of Lord Shiva as god is for all inside the gate of Lord Shiva Shivling all are equal either rich or poor and this makes the religion incredible. That's all from my side I think whatever information I want to give through my side I had provide in this review. Thanks a lot Jaya Shiv Shambho Har Har Mahadev !!!

Highly recommended for a visit if you want a memorable experience. It's easy to reach just google the map and don't go with pandat what ever they say as it might be tricky to take money out of you, but some time u have to take vip pass for management of time as there can be 10k people or 100k people, yes 100k people it's crazy over there.

A holy place like this doesn't require any type of rating or review people visit this place for the blessing of lord Shiva in the name of Baidyanath Jyotirlinga. The temple complex comprises the central shrine of Baba Baidyanath, Maa parvati temple (a shaktipeeth), kal bhairav mandir, lord Hanuman mandir and many other god and goddess temples. Maa Parvati temple is tied up with the main temple, with huge red sacred threads which is unique and worthy of reverence, showing the unity of Shiva and Shakti. But there are some major issues which should be focused, pandas here are very demanding in every temple in the premises they'll ask you for दक्षिणा and somehow they torture common people and another thing that is crowd management by security team, come here to take blessings but these guards treat people like animals.

With Deoghar Airport and Jasdih railway station traveling, to one of our famous Jyotirlinga is possible. From Airport temple is just 10km and from railway station just 20 min. You can get Toto or Auto from both the Place at Rs200. Temple has its own historical importance . Both the Jyotirlinga and Shakti Peeth is their. Their is thread called as Gatbandhan between Shiva and Parvati temple. Temple has got different gates, it is advisable to go from Singh dwar and there is shop called Shiv peda Bhandar,one of the best Peda.There are 22 temples in the premises don't forget to do Darshan of those temples. Don't miss Aarti in the night which happens at Parvati temple by 7pm. Visuals are amazing and breathe Taking. Also don't fall for Pandas who charges too high. Get VIP ticket from the counter if you are in hurry. During Sawan Bhada too much of crowd will be there.Prices are also bit high for everything. After Dashera and before Diwali Crowd is very less and one can do Darshan nicely, price is low.

The temple is very good and peaceful, it is really greatly managed and groomed. One of the 12 jyotirlings. The shingar and the arti is traditionally done. Mata Parvati temple, Maa Tara Temple, Maa Annapurna Temple, Ganesh ji ka mandir are also there.

I had a disastrous experience at Baba Baidyanath dham. I don't know if it is because of the time we chose to go. You can take VIP pass to cut time. The garbh grah is compact. Imagine 50+ people inside it. The entry and exit is same and confined. People will push you to reach the shivlinga. We were hardly able to breath. Idk how we survived that day. No proper arrangements were done to control the crowd. Police were there but of no use. Also the place is hell dirty. I request you to not take children in case there is too much crowd. Please!!

Too much crowd! Basically crowd is not the problem. I recently visited the temple with lots of expectations. Since I'm a traveller and recently visited Kedarnath. After kedarnath i thought of visiting babadham jyotirlinga. I was expecting a spiritual and peace environment but I found business inside the premises. Ans the terms used by workers there, 'baba dakshina', 'dwar dakshina' and lot more dakshina. Even i heard a priest shouting on others, "paisa hai nhi jeb me aur aa jata hai baba ke pass". What the hell? Who the hell are you to decide ki kise aana chahie aur kise nhi. They're playing with the emotions of devotees there. And the biggest bluff is vip line. They treat like this to people having money, god knows what they do with poor devotees there. Other jyotirlingas are way good. May be because of no priest policy. And God! How can I forget the behavior of a person who was in charge of devotees management I guess. He kept beating men, women, children, oldies. I didn't like this place as a tourist. Met with few flowers seller there. They were poor by finance but wealthy by heart and emotions. I had a talk with other devotees. Loved the people around and the uniqueness of temple and premises.

ॐ नमः शिवाय । It was a nice experience. Early morning, just two days before Srawan month, still little crowded but heart full of joy and devotion. Had a Puja and then went for Darshana. Inside the Grabh grih, its too much rush and push. But able to touch Linga of Lord shiva. Had a very good darshana of Mahakal. Har har bhole.

As usual, every temple has a lot of people gatherings, here also one will find a lot but they have built a way to tackle that many visitors. It's very relaxing when you sit and pray.

Baidyanath Jyotirlinga, is a significant Hindu pilgrimage site located in Deoghar, Jharkhand, India. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, which are believed to be the most sacred abodes of Lord Shiva. The temple complex is situated amidst the beautiful and serene surroundings of the Parasnath Hills. It is believed to have been built during the reign of the Maratha ruler, Maharaja Balwant Singh, in the 18th century. However, the original temple is said to have been constructed by Ravana, who was an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva. The most prominent festival celebrated at Baba Baidyanath Dham is the Shravani Mela, which takes place during the Hindu month of Shravan (July-August). During this time, devotees undertake a month-long pilgrimage on foot, carrying holy water from the Ganges River in Sultanganj, a distance of about 105 kilometers, to offer it to Lord Shiva. The entire town of Deoghar comes alive with festivities, and a sense of devotion and spirituality fills the air. VIP Darsan also available, charges 250 per person.

baba baidhnath dham is having 1 of 12 jyotirlinga and famous for religious place. lot of people taking darshan during sravan and bhado month. during this period the waiting time is almost around 6 to 8 hours for the darshan in normal queue and for vip is takes 2 to 3 hours. jai baba baidhnath.

Om Namah Shivay ❤️ This Temple ia having too much Spiritual power inside. Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims Visit there every month to meet the Lord Shiva. I am amazed to visit there for the first time. Om Namah Shivaya. Great thanks to Jharkhand Govt for the amazing arrangement for the pilgrims. Har Har Mahadev ❤️🙏

Jai Bhole Nath. I recommend going via VIP pass. Which cost you around 250₹. If you don't then you have to wait in line for approx 2.5-3hr. Always crowded. I visited this place in the normal week days.

Very calm place. Full rush in month of shravana. People celebrate sharavan here for about 2 months normally in an year and 3 if there is adhik mass. In queue you will have to wait 30-40 mins on normal day. 60-75 mins on mondays and 2-3+ hours in sharavan and 4-5 hours on mondays of shravan month. You can give dakshina to pandit and he'll help you with queue and also you can arpan jal and worship God. You can touch the jyotriling on non rush days. Phone is allowed inside temple you can also click some pics, just don't use it inside the garbh gruh.

Very nice experience of visiting one of the 12 jotirlingas in Deodhar, Jharkhand. Lot of pandas will follow you to make poojas and show wah to queue for darshan. They would charge some amount. Inside the garbhgrih (main mandir) pandits there will ask for dakshina and won’t allow to go nearby. You have to take panda to do Pooja inside. Timing for darshan in the evening starts at 7pm but other people will tell you it’s 6.30.

Visiting Baba Baidyanath on the day of holi was really very difficult. So many devotees came from very far. We purchased VIP tickets. So we have to wait 3 hours. But the devotees in general line was able to visit after 7/8 hours in queue.

Jai Baba Jai MataDi JaiBappa Jai kartikye Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Always always always always always Baba we love you Mandir it's so Devine that one feels the True presence of Baba Bhole nath Har Har Mahadev bol am bol bam Mandir is always with devotees but we are so connected with BABA BHOLENATH that we forget all . Pandas here are very cooperative though they asks for dakshina but supportive they behave well so far as per my experience and hope they will continue this people around the BABA MANDIR including Shopkeeper are also good and bargaining of prices can be done here 😀 at ease of anything you want to purchase JAI BABA BHOLENATH HAR HAR MAHADEV JAI MATA DI JAI BAPPA JAI KARTIKEYA BHAGWAAN JI JAI HAMARE PARIVAAR

Baba Baidyanath Dham, a sacred Jyotirlinga in Deoghar, has a history rooted in legends, including the tale of Ravana's attempt to move the linga. Linked to dynasties and rulers, the temple's enduring significance as one of the twelve Jyotirlingas draws devotees seeking spiritual solace. The timeless tradition of the evening aarti further enhances the divine experience, making the pilgrimage profound and historically rich. The nearest railway station is Jasidih Junction, located 7 km away. Har Har Mahadev 🔱🙏🏻

Baba Vaidyanath Temple receives high praise for its serene atmosphere, spiritual significance, and well-maintained premises. Devotees appreciate the divine energy and the architectural beauty of the temple. The staff is often accommodating, contributing to a positive and sacred experience for pilgrims. It stands as a revered destination for those seeking spiritual solace.

Second time I have visited this place.....1st time experience was good . But this time it is not smooth. I reached there at 6:40 P.M ......it was a solo trip. Nobody (Auto) was ready to go Baba Vaidyanath road (Mandir More)...They Charges 500 for 8KM ,After some Molvaw one autowala ready for 200 rupees...After reach there it was very struggling to find a hotel There behaviour was very bad ,a hotel called (Satyendra ).Their receptionist was very bad in manner. As a Solo traveller I didn't feel safe. I will suggest ,if a lady go there then go early morning and after 8p.m stay in hotel or go with family or friends. About Mandir: Go early as possible....there is VIP and normal ticket .VIP is 250 rupees... And Panda will take Money too. It took me 1hr for darshan ... If you want to enjoy sandhya arati then go there at 6p.m and take your place ...You will feel peaceful Food: In front of Mandir gali( Purba Gate) you will get pure non veg food ,Alo parata paneer parata e.t.c

Srimati Charushila Dasi from Kolkata built this temple in 1942 in memory of her gurudev Balananda Brahmachari. Nine lakh rupees was the cost to build the temple at that time so the temple called Nau lakha temple. Very popular tourist spot in Deoghar. Local utensils shop, memento shop are there outside the temple.

Naulakha Mandir is truly something special! The detailed carvings and vibrant colors of the temple are absolutely stunning, offering a rich and cultural experience. It's not just a sightseeing spot; the temple's historical and spiritual significance make it a must-visit for anyone interested in India's unique architecture and religious heritage.

A perfect example of Explicit Beauty. It's impossible to describe its beauty and vibe in words. It is an experience to be felt, to be experienced. The literal meaning of "Naulakha" is "Nine Lakhs". This beautiful temple was built with the investement of Nine Lakhs hence, attaining this name Naulakha. It was built by a Bengali Lady in the loving memory of her Son. It has fine architecture made up of red sandstone. It has got a calm vibe, perfect of meditation and enjoying solitude. Best time to visit is morning as there won't be rush to break the beautiful calm trance which it provides. The inside of the temple is surprisingly cool. It has got a beautiful garden around it. It is a hidden gem which makes it best and people has not ruined its vibes. After so many decades also its beauty never ceases to amaze the human mind.

The temple is a marvel in its own. But such a sad state of affairs that it's premise is not maintained as the way it should be done. The interior is beautiful and clean. Photography is not allowed inside. The outside garden is in a mess. Could have been maintained in a much better way, as this is one of the most visited places in and around Deoghar with a rich essence of history.

I went deoghr to visit Baidyanath jyotirlinga so I visited this temple also. This temple was constructed in 9 lakh rupees in 1932 so it is called naulakha. It is a very peaceful place that looks very beautiful. I think it could be the best location for photography like pre-wedding shouts etc. There are many mango trees around the temple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. I had golgappas and churmure available outside the the temple, it was yumm.

It is very beautiful Temple, around 3 km far from baidyanath jyotirling, easily accessible, there is no entry fees , some small shops inside, and we have to remove slippers before entering, temple architecture is very beautiful , and there is no ramp, only stairs are there to enter the temple, best time to visit any time of the day as it is covered

Beautiful temple and surrounding. Very peaceful and positive vibes. Staff is so helpful. The temple is very well maintained and absolutely clean. Lovable place should go with family members or friends. It was a great pleasure and life moment for me. The most memorable of our many wonderful experiences in India.

Naulakha Temple is one of the most famous religious and historical places of Deoghar in the city of Baba Vaidyanath with its unique combination of beauty and architecture. Everyone must have heard about the Naulakha necklace, but there is an interesting history behind how the temple got its name. Dedicated to the child form of Bhagwan Shri Krishna, this temple was built at a cost of nine lakh rupees, hence this temple became famous among the public as Naulakha Temple. Bhagwan Shri Krishna is seated in the form of Deity in the temple, as well as an idol of Saint Balanand Brahmachari ji is also installed. Hence the actual name of the temple is Jugal Mandir dedicated to the form of Guru and Govind. The height of Naulakha temple is 146 feet. The temple is located just 2 km away from Deoghar city of Jharkhand and is highly famous among both devotees and tourists for its architectural beauty. The architecture of the temple seems to be inspired by the Belur Math, the headquarters of the Ramakrishna Mission in Kolkata.

It is situated 1.5 k.m. away from Baba Baidyanath Temple. This temple looks like the temple of Ramakrishna in Belur(Kolkata). Inside it there are idols of Radha – Krishna. Very nice place to visit with family or friends. You don't have to buy ticket to enter at Naulakha Temple. You just have to keep your shoes outside the temple where you can donate whatever amount you want to, just only for keeping your shoes there.

The building is actually very exotic. The building stones used are good to see. It is called Nalakha because during those times it cost 9 lakhs rupees to build and hence the name. I liked the building structure and design. But to be frank, administration has not been able to maintain it properly. The connecting road to the temple is dilapidated! Completely broken and in worst condition. The building itself needs lot of renovation work. Algal growth can be seen on the stones. These buildings are our heritage. We all should try our best to preserve these. Why can't we charge 10 Rs per person whoever is visiting it? By doing this, sufficient funds can be gathered for its maintenance. Lastly, I was saddened to see our heritage getting decayed like this.

What a nice peaceful temple. Its beautiful carved pillars and corridor gives overwhelming experience of connect with Sadguru and God. Must visiting place of Deoghar, Jharkhand.

Naulakha Temple in Deoghar is an absolute must-visit for anyone exploring this spiritual haven. Nestled amidst the serene surroundings of Deoghar, this temple is a true gem.From the moment you set foot in the temple complex, you can feel the divine energy that surrounds it. The architecture is awe-inspiring, and the intricate detailing on the temple walls is a testament to the craftsmanship of yesteryears.The main attraction, the exquisite black stone idol of Lord Shiva, is an absolute marvel. It's said to be the largest of its kind in the world, and standing before it is a humbling experience. The temple's peaceful ambiance and the soothing chants of devotees create an atmosphere that's perfect for meditation and introspection.The temple staff are courteous and helpful, providing information about the temple's history and significance. The entire experience of visiting Naulakha Temple is not just a religious one; it's a cultural and architectural journey through time.Don't forget to explore the beautiful gardens surrounding the temple, which add to the tranquility of the place. And if you visit during Mahashivratri, you'll witness the temple come alive with vibrant celebrations.Overall, Naulakha Temple in Deoghar is a hidden treasure that deserves more recognition. It's a place where spirituality meets art and history. I highly recommend it to all travelers and devotees alike.

It is situated 1.5 k.m. away from Baba Baidyanath Temple. It is a nice visiting spot. This temple looks like the temple of Ramakrishna in Belur. Inside it there are idols of Radha – Krishna. Its height is 146 feet. It is good for meditation and relaxing yourself.

Situated around 3 kilometers from the renowned Baidyanath Jyotirling, this temple is a true gem. Its accessibility is convenient, with no entry fees. Inside, you'll find quaint shops. Before stepping in, the ritual of removing slippers is followed. The architecture is a marvel, although there's no ramp, only stairs. The temple's charm can be experienced at any time of the day, as it's under cover.

Naulakha temple is one of the oldest temples in deoghar, Jharkhand and you can see the Beauty of the place in the picture attached. This temple is dedicated to bhagwan Radhe - Krishna. The amount spent in the construction of the temple was Rs 9 lakh in the year 1940, Hence it became known as Naulakha Temple. The state/ District administration should allocate funds to renovate and maintain the temple.

Another religious temple at Deoghar with easy entry. The temple houses idols of Radha and Krishna as also Sri Balananda Brahmachari. The history says that it was built by rani Charushila Ghosh, Zamindar of Kolkata, who built it after losing her husband and son prematurely, under the influence / advice of Balananda Brahmachari at a cost of the then RS.9.00 lac in 1940s. A must visit in Deoghar.

As the name , Naulakha temple derived from the amount spent in construction of the temple was about Rupees Nine lakhs (9 lakhs). Reason behind this At the early age she Rani Charushila , who belonged to Pathuria Ghat King’s family, in Kolkata lost her husband Akshay Ghosh and son Jatindra Ghosh at a very early age, she left her home and met with the saint Balananda Brahmachari who suggested to construct this temple.

This temple was created with 9lakhs rupees hence the name Naulakha temple. The temple is a good tourist destination for the people visiting Deoghar. I am reducing the ratings as here also the pandas purohits and even the shoe guys demand money while visiting. There should not be force for the same. Overall good but the people are not so good. Feeling kind of bad.

Built by a Bengali Women of Royal Family with the expense of 9 lakh rupee and so it is called naulakha temple.The idol here is of Lord Krishna Gopal .It is now being renovated .It is built with marvels and granaits

Naulakha Mandir is not merely a place of worship; it is a symbol of India's rich cultural tapestry and architectural legacy. Whether seeking spiritual solace or admiring the artistic splendor of centuries past, a visit to this majestic temple is sure to leave a lasting impression on the hearts and minds of all who venture within its sacred confines.

it's one of the must place to visit if you are going to deoghar. it's still in renovation phase but still it's look beautiful. strongly recommend

Nice place but construction work is going on Open after 2pm No ticket for visiting. It's Free. Also many vendor are selling multiple item like cast iron Knife, diya,pots, god picture, idols and many more

This temple is very beautiful. You can feel the peaceful aura inside the temple. When I went there this temple was under construction. It is dedicated to the Hindu deities Radha and Krishna and also known as Navlakha Temple.

is exclusively for boys and affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Admission to its Secondary section is restricted to standard VI only. However, a few students from other schools are also admitted to class XI, in case the seats are available for them after giving entry to its own students who do well in class X Board examination. The school offers education in science stream only in its Senior Secondary Section. The boys are taken in it entirely on merit ascertained by dint of written, oral and other tests. Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith, Deoghar was ranked 4 out of all CBSE schools in 2015 basis overall aggregates in Class XII CBSE exams in 2015.[1] It was ranked 1st among all CBSE schools in India in 2020 based on the median aggregate score in Class X examination.[2]

Best school to get in... Best education with character building lessons and exclusively good at physiques.. Games and Sports are the best part of this school...

Calm and peaceful place, with huge campus and big play ground.

RKM Vidyavith ---- during Saraswati Puja (in 2014/2015) and the Secondary school façade, Saraswati Visarjan Procession by the Hostel boys and Permanent Ma Saraswati Statue at the HS school Campus

Good place and big ground for playing football. Lots of student leaving their for study like Gurukul. It is just 3 KM from temple

Very peaceful clean place. Nice garden there. Some little zoo world can be found. Must go to visit area.

Century old educational institutions run by Ramkrishna Mission. One of the reputed institution of Deoghar. Huge campus with lots of play ground. Its a calm and peaceful environment.

Nice place. Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith was established in 1922. It is the oldest residential educational institution of Ramakrishna Mission, and was visited by some of the brother disciples of Swami Vivekananda. The school is known all over the country for its persistent remarkable academic achievements.

It's my best pleasure and honor to visit this school . It's has a very good education system. Even I can rate it because it's a 10-star rating school

Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith was established in 1922. It is the oldest residential educational institution of Ramakrishna Mission, and was visited by some of the brother disciples of Swami Vivekananda. The school is known all over the country for its persistent remarkable academic achievements.

One of the best school in the world which produces good human beings on earth.

As per Hindu mythology, Baiju, a Bhil boy, was imparted knowledge by Lord Vishnu about the worshipping of Lord Shiva. Lord Vishnu told him to pour water on Shivalingam for commencing puja. After a long search, when he did not find any pot for collecting water, he filled his mouth with water and poured it upon the Shivalingam. Lord Shiva got impressed with the simplicity of this boy and appeared to him. Since then the temple is known by the name of that Bhil boy. Baiju Temple is a collective name for three temples situated in the main market, nearer to Clock Tower of Deoghar. These temples were built by the heir of main priests of Baba Baidyanath Temple. The common feature of these temples is that each temple has a Shivalingam inside its premises. It appeared to us that the temples were not maintained properly at present. The surroundings of the temples were not cleaned. We could not find any priests inside any of the temples in the evening. Just watch some flowers over the Lingas as a proof that daily pujas were being held there. The names of three temples as inscribed in front of each are Dudheswar Mandir, Jageswarnath Mandir and Baiju Mandir. On the opposite side of the road we watched another temple claimed as old Baiju Temple. It appeared a bit larger than the above mentioned temple. Some people were offering pujas there at the time of our visit. It was not also maintained properly. All the temples are situated within a very congested area. I think local administration is not at all interested to promote those temples.

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Baiju mandir is a collective name for three temples. It's a holy place.A very old place. There is a massive sivalingam here. It is a historic place in deoghar. There is a story about this place. Very nice place.

This is a very famous lane but its very narrow ,need to broaden it without disturbing temple But its only Possible with the help of Govt.

This temple is yet another shivling which is not so crowded but the place is holy

magical place of deoghar you found all types of goods in too cheap prices

It's a street with lots of shops, specially electrical shops and repairing shops, one nursing home is also here

A couple of years ago, I spent about two weeks at the Ashram and it was a life-changing experience for me. The place is spiritual in the true sense of the word.

You must come to Rikhiapeeth to learn how to serve, love and give, and to improve your life and your samskaras. Is a unique place in the world.

This place is nice, And guru je highly educated

It's Heaven Near Sacred Place Deoghar...♥️🚩

Best place for everyone 😀

A Divine Retreat in Rikhiapeeth Ashram - The Tapobhumi of Swami Satyananda Saraswati ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rikhiapeeth Ashram is a divine haven nestled in a serene, rural setting, just 12 kilometers from Deoghar, Jharkhand. It is the sacred Tapobhumi of the renowned spiritual luminary, Paramahansa Satyananda. The ashram's vibrant ambiance welcomes sincere seekers from all walks of life to experience the true joy of living a Yogic lifestyle. The focus at Rikhiapeeth is on selfless service (seva), making it an ideal place for those who wish to embody Yoga in their daily lives. Under the guidance of Peethadhishwari Swami Satyasangananda, the ashram offers various activities, from Yoga training and sadhana retreats to serving rural communities. This ashram holds a special place in my heart, as it provides a holistic approach to Yoga and fosters an environment of peace and harmony. The teachings of Swami Satyananda and Swami Sivananda resonate deeply, making Rikhiapeeth a true spiritual gem. For anyone seeking a transformative and detoxifying experience, Rikhiapeeth is the perfect destination to immerse yourself in Yoga while being of service to others. Namo Narayan🕉️ Harsh Ranjan

A seat of love and seva..if want to add positive values to your life going beyond your ego and selfishness and want to evolve spiritually under the guidance of a great master on planet earth.

It is very nice that I am very happy to come here. I got a chance to meet Swami Satsangi

A must place for every spiritual aspirant. It's one of the most authentic place for classical yoga, with Gurus who are actually living the yogic life and share their teaching. It's a place that can help you connect deeper with your self. My life transformed after going there and I'm sure your too will and all for the good.Peace & Harmony be with all.🙏

Summer season water lower level

• Mayurakshi River is one of the prominent river in West Bengal, India, with a long history of devastating floods. It has its source on Trikut hill. It flows through Jharkhand and then through the districts of Birbhum and Murshidabad in West Bengal before flowing into the Hooghly River. • Mayurakshi though named after its crystal clear water of the dry seasons, floods its valley during the monsoons. Even after the construction of the Massanjore dam,(30 km from my Home Town Dumka). • Massanjore dam (also called Canada Dam), across the Mayurakshi, was commissioned after independence. Unfortunately, the Massanjore dam located near Dumka in the state of Jharkhand (earlier Bihar).Construction of embankments is the only structural measure available for the provision of relief to the people. Major embankments line long stretches of such rivers as Mayurakshi, Dwarka, Brahmani and Ajay.

What a beautiful place.. Connected with nature and river.. Where mans can meet with Nature.

1967 , serene and beautiful

One of the best beutiful of place

Nice place for roaming but too much polluted water

I have covered Mayurakshi, with my two wheeler, from it's source near Trikut hills to Tilpara barrage near my home town Suri, over a distance of about 150 km. This includes Amarpur near Hansdiha, Dumka, Massanjore and Amjora, in between.

The biggest river of this region and the Canada dam is built on this river which originates from Trikut hills of Deoghar and finally merges into the Bay of Bengal

It was a clean river in olden times...now it's not a river rather a dirty drain.

It has its source on Trikut hill, about 16 kilometres (10 mi) from Deoghar in Jharkhand state.[1] It flows through Jharkhand and then through the districts of Birbhum and Murshidabad in West Bengal before flowing into the Hooghly River. The river is about 250 kilometres (160 mi) long.[2] Mayurakshi literally means "peacock eyes" (mayur/mor=peacock, akshi=eye). The comparison is with the beautiful feathers on a peacock's tail. Mayurakshi though named after its crystal clear water of the dry seasons, floods its valley during the monsoons. Even after the construction of the Massanjore dam, it wreaks havoc with its floods, washing away embankments.

Very nice place for religious beliefs

It is a very good place for Workship

If you visit dewghor then must visite here.. Good place. But ropeway still close..

People go here and there for sight seeing and nature of beauty. Please do come to deogharMyFav, where you get everything what a want. The beautiful Seneary of green Mountain covered with plans of palsh and herbs will leave you mesmerized after going to home. So climb if you are young or physically fit, and enjoy the great journey to the peak where u can see a panoramic view. Rope way is closed, so returning will be via same way, but it will take half of the time. Do visit the temple from where reso climbing starts, and take the fresh drinking water from water flowing there.

It's Awesome...if you want to relaxing then please visit here. You can seen here natural beauty.. Ropeway riding is famous for here, Rs. 130/person. Parking facility available here, night stay facility available here. Beawar from Monkey 🐒. 23km from Deoghar city, Jharkhand. Public transportation system availability here. Food court available here.

Good place here but all products are very heavy price here come and do enjoy but don't buy any luggage here 😀 but this area is very green and jungle but here But there are many monkeys here, whenever you go here, take something for the monkeys to eat.

What a enjoyable ride it is. @ 130/- you can reach to the top and with in 1 hour you come back. the thrilling and fillings can't describe by word . Easy car parking lot available.children must go with parents or senior.lot of monkeys ready to do their bandrami ,so be careful.view from top is spectacular. thanks.

It's lovely. The view from the ropeway is amazing and the most beautiful. But be aware of the monkeys. But that doesn't mean that u have to fall in the trap of the money crazy guides. I went on my own and fortunately I didn't got any monkey. And the view from the top I awesome.

Average place to visit, I prefer not to take a guide, as this will end up your journey in one hour. Take your own time. Good place for photography. Suggest to take a good camera with you. Be aware of monkeys. *Do not open any food item over there.*

Superb place to enjoy, picnic, ropeway experience at high altitude...One thing to aware of is monkeys🐒🐵 over-all good place. Marriage hall Available here....also a picnic spot here... Ropeway is the best thing here but if you want to know about this place better....hire a tour guide from top of the mountain..🥰

The ropeway hasn't been working since the year 2022 after an accident.

Tribute ropeway is now under repair, so closed. We went to the top on foot, it was very exciting. We also get in to the Ravan's cave.

Very popular religious place. They also offer free lunch and dinner by their own. Prayers and offerings happen in dawn and evening. Also several religious cultural program held.

This place is like a heaven with a calm nature and trees. It is a well decorated complex. Most of the visitors are the disciple of Thakur Anukulchandra. A good place for worshipping God. I always recommend to visit that place once in your life.

Joy guru!!! This place is so spiritualistic and the inner Ambience is very comfortable.. You can have Street food out there with affordable prices.. Environment is so clean to feel there.. All the necessary stuffs are available there and every day Bengali devotees have been visiting there to have a look of there inner temples and buildings... One suggestion to all of you before coming here before 2 day stop eating nonveg stuffs and be fresh yourself so that you can feel your inner peace to there place... Signing off ~Aryan

A very beautiful place, you can find here peace full environment ,well arrenged flowers and cleanliness also. I loved this place 😍

Behaviour of the staffs are not good here, security persons are very rude. The place is calm and beautiful.

Joy guru... Very nice beautiful clean and safe place

Holi place for devotees,well decorated with trees birds and gardens .Peaceful place with meuseum and sitting arrangements

Missan and vision of Sri Sri Thakur is great and all time & prospects is very useful for us. It's the man making organisation.

For meditation it's a good place to be here.. The environment is so cool... The area is very vast..

Ashram of Sree Sree Thakur Anukul Chandra, One can find peace and the meaning of his life by visiting and hearing the quotes and saying of thakurji, Also it has an Open Kitchen to fed each and every person visiting at free of cost. Do give a visit and get to know the real meaning of life.

A peaceful ashram, suitable for coming with family....

Ashram of Thakur Anukulchandra i.e peaceful,clean.prayer on dawn and afternoon.serve Anandabazar from 11 am and 8pm.open from prayer time to night.(time is variable due to lockdown)

Not do good