Looking for relief from life's hardships? Visit the reclining Hanuman Ji on the banks of the Sangam in Prayagraj.:Hanuman Jayanti is being celebrated with great enthusiasm across the country.

News Topical, Digital Desk : Hanuman Jayanti is being celebrated across the country today. According to religious belief, Lord Hanuman was born on Chaitra Purnima, the full moon day of Chaitra. Therefore, this day is celebrated as Hanuman Jayanti. On this auspicious occasion, devotees visit temples to seek the blessings of Lord Hanuman.

On the day of Hanuman Jayanti, the reclining Hanuman Temple in Prayagraj draws a large crowd of devotees. This temple is a major center of devotion for devotees. Here, on the banks of the Triveni Sangam, Lord Hanuman appears before devotees in a reclining position. In this article, let us tell you about the mysteries associated with this temple (Lete Hanuman Mandir).

The Lete Hanuman Temple is located on the banks of the Triveni Sangam . The statue of Bajrangbali in this temple is approximately 20 feet tall. This temple is one of the most famous temples in the country. When the water level of the Ganges River rises, Mother Ganga touches the feet of Lord Hanuman. Large crowds of devotees gather to witness this sight.

According to religious belief, by seeing the reclining Hanuman Ji, all the wishes of the devotee are fulfilled and all the sorrows and pains of life are removed. It is necessary to see the reclining Hanuman Ji after bathing in the Sangam. It is believed that if the devotees do not see Hanuman Ji after bathing in the Sangam, they do not get auspicious results. Lord Shri Ram and Laxman Ji are seated on the right side of Hanuman Ji. He holds a mace in his left hand. On some special occasions, a very special glow is seen in the temple. This temple is known by the names of Kila Wale Hanuman Ji and Bade Hanuman Ji.

Legend associated with the temple

According to legend, when Hanuman was returning from his conquest of Lanka, he felt tired along the way. During this time, Mother Sita advised Bajrangbali to rest on the banks of the Sangam. Following Sita's advice, Hanuman rested on the banks of the Sangam. Therefore, it is at this very spot that Hanuman is worshipped in a reclining position.