Shri Tulsi Manas Temple, Haridwar — Attraction in Uttarakhand

A place where heart feel peace and you feel the presence of god.

Shri Tulsi Manas Mandir is located at Sapt Sarover, Bhoapatwal road in haridwar. Tulsi Manas Mandir is one of the famous temples of Haridwar. The Temple was constructed by Swami Shri Arjun Puri Ji Maharaj. Sri Tulsi Manas mandir is made up of the white marble and looks very attractive and having beautiful garden. The Temple is dedicated to lord Ram. Inside the temple you can explore the beautiful statue of Ram, Sita, Lakshman and Hanuman. In Manas Mandir the other side of you could also visit the beautiful Lord Shiva Shivling which is worshiped every day. The Main attraction of this temple is the wall of the temple which shows the various scenes from the Ramacharitmanas. In overall the temple entrance and beauty of temple is amazing and your heart will push you to...

Shri tulsi manas mandir is a beautiful Ram Mandir, with idols of Radhe Krishna, Ganesha, Ram Lakshman Sita, Hanuman, Maa ambe along with biggest chandelier (jhoomar) at centre of ceiling.

Ramayan chopai is engraved (written) on the walls. Small parking available.

They provide food daily to sadhu sant with the help of donations.

Cheapest stay rooms available. Good view from balkani. Also one satsang hall for bhagvat saptah katha.

Ac halls with sofa, RO drinking water, gyzer, etc.

Nearby attractions:- shri mangal kalash temple, Vaishnodevi temple, Bharatmata mandir, Pranami mandir, Pawan dham, Ganga ghat parmarth, Market for shopping, Toors/travels for...

A beautiful Temple and Ashram. Complete Shri Ramcharitmanas is inscribed on the walls of this temple. The Ashram also provides lodging facility on nominal charges, but one should be obedient to the rules and regulations of the Ashram. Satvic Food is also available in the Ashram. Rooms are spacious with AC and Geyser Facility. Shantikunj, Bharat Mata Mandir is close to this place. The Sapt Sarovar Road, where this Ashram is located, is full of beautiful Temples and Ashrams with River Ganga flowing on...