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There are many religious places in the country which are popular for their historical importance. There are many ancient and grand temples of Anjani son Hanumanji across the country. From Hanumangarhi in Ayodhya to Mehndipur Balaji in Rajasthan, the importance and stories of these temples are extraordinary. Whenever Hanuman’s name is taken, Lord Rama’s name definitely joins him. Hanuman was a devotee of Rama, Hanuman’s name is incomplete without Shri Rama. In such a situation, where there is Hanuman temple, there should also be a Ram temple. But do you know where the first meeting of Lord Rama and his supreme devotee Hanumanji took place? Many people do not know much about this place, so if you are thinking of going to a religious place, then definitely go to this place once.
First meeting of Shri Ram and Hanuman
According to religious beliefs, when Lord Shri Ram was searching for Sita in exile, he first met Hanumanji. At that time Hanumanji became the messenger of King Sugriva and met Lord Shri Rama, disguised as a Brahmin. When Ramji introduced himself as the son of King Dasaratha of Ayodhya, Hanumanji revealed his true form and from then on an unbreakable bond of devotion between Rama and Hanuman began.
This is the place where Lord Rama and Hanuman first met.
The historical meeting of Lord Rama and Hanuman took place in the state of Karnataka. In the place where Hanuman ji and Ram ji met in Hampi city, the Yantradaradarak Hanuman temple has been built, which is considered a witness to this holy meeting. Devotees from all over the country come to visit this temple.
History and identity of temple
According to mythological beliefs, this temple was built by the great saint Rishi Vyasraj. It is said that he used to worship Hanumanji by making a statue of Hanuman from coal every day. After the puja, the statue disappeared automatically. Pleased with his devotion, Hanuman appeared to him and ordered him to install his idol inside a mysterious tool.
Characteristics of Yantradhara Hanuman Temple
This temple is somewhat different from other Hanuman temples. Here Hanumanji is not shown flying or standing in a normal way, but is sitting in meditation posture inside the instrument. This time he is also holding symbolic objects in his hands, which are considered a symbol of strength and intelligence.
How to reach the temple?
The temple is situated on the top of the Anjaneya hill in Karnataka and is also known as the Bandar Temple. This temple is built in a cave and to reach it one has to climb about 570 stairs. Hampi can be reached by train or bus. You can easily reach here by car or taxi from Bangalore or Mysore.
