Hajariya Mahadev Temple,
Bamora, Madhya Pradesh
Hajariya Mahadev Temple is a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva located at Bamora Town in Bina Tehsil in Sagar District in Madhya Pradesh, India. The Temple was built in 7th century CE by Kalachuri Kings. The temple has been classified as a Monument of National Importance by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
The Temple
This Temple is facing towards east and built over a low raised platform. The Temple consists of sanctum, antrala and mukha mandapa. Nandi can be found in the mukha mandapa facing towards sanctum. The mukha mandapa is supported by four pillars and the roof of the mandapa is lost completely. The sanctum enshrines the presiding deity in Linga form. The shikara over the sanctum follows nagara style. The shikara is in dilapidated state. Several loose sculptures can be found beneath the tree in the temple premises. A Sati stone pillar can also be seen in the complex.
Connectivity
The Temple is located at about 2
Kms from Bamora Railway Station, 2 Kms from Bamora Bus Stand, 10 Kms from
Kurwai, 23 Kms from Bina, 25 Kms from Pathari, 30 Kms from Khurai, 52 Kms from
Sironj, 81 Kms from Sagar, 97 Kms from Vidisha, 154 Kms from Bhopal and 160 Kms
from Bhopal Airport. The temple is situated on Kurwai to Pathari route.
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