Bramha Datta Dham — Attraction in West Bengal

It is a pilgrimage at Banamalipur, a rural area, 3 KM away from Baruipara railway station, in the Howrah - Burdwan chord line, and at a distance of about 6 KM from Singur Rly station at the Howrah - Tarakeswar main line.The temple is built by a Maharashtrian seer, named Narayan Maharaj, .covering a vast area and was opened on Feb 2018. According to the care taker of the temple, there is a future plan to establish a College, a school and an ayurvedic hospital covering an area of 150 acres. The temple is attractively tall and well spread over, covering a wide space. On each Thursday, Prasad (offerings to the lord) are distributed to the devotees and viewers. On 22/02/2023, a celebration of 5 th anniversary is slated to be held. Narayan Maharaj, has established 4 such places of worship at 4 different corners of India, the latest one was inaugurated on December,2022 at UP. The temple of Banamalipur is blessed by the idols of lord Brahma in particular and lord Shiva, lord Ganesha and other deities in particular. There is vast scope of its development, beautification and creation of stay arrangements within the compound. Since it is in its earliest phase of its running, no menace of panda and the like was found. Similarly, the place has inadequate transport links, necessary commercial establishments, paucity of tea and snacks stalls within and around this place. Another point to mention, in our country, temples housing lord Brahma are very few...

Visited On 28.11.2024

LOCATION:= Banamalipur, W.B. 712706 38 K.M. from Bidhannagar Station by train via Dankuni ( Train ticket Rs.10 ) Then by shared auto from Baruipara station arround 4 k.m. (15 mt.)

The Temple is situated in a vast areas of about 350 bighas of land of the Mandir Committee. The place is calm and quiet and surrounded by green cultivavable land ,pond and different bushy herbs. Only one tea stall present on the main road.

The Madir Complex is very big and nicely built . The Temple is made of white marvel and famous within the district and also in W. B. It is built by Shri Narayan Maharaj. Works started since 2015 and opened before 5 yrs. Total 4 dhams are there in India. 1.st ... Shib Datta Dham ( In M.P.) 2nd... Anuswa Datta Dham( In Kanyakumari) 3rd.. Brahma Datta Dham ( Banamalipur) 4th. .Atri Datta Dham ( Uttarakhand)

Timing Friday to Wed. Aarti....... 8 a.m. & 7 p.m. Puja........ 8 a.m. To 8 p.m.

FOR THURSH DAY Aarti at 9 a.m. Aarti at 1.30 p.m. Prosad Ditribution 2 p.m. onwards Aarti 7 p.m. Palki Yatra with namgan upto 9.30 p.m. Final Aarti. 10 p.m.

Prasad given free of cost but token is given to devotees standing 2 separate line of male ,female. Prasad distributed only on Thursday. Huge gathering of arround 3 to 5 thousand people can be noticed. But the same has been done very systematically.

You will get positive energy if you come here to visit the...

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Brahmadatta Dham, and I must say it was a delightful experience that left a lasting impression. The serene atmosphere of the place immediately captivated me, providing a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The architecture and design of Brahmadatta Dham showcase a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. The intricate details of the temple and surrounding structures reflect a deep commitment to preserving cultural heritage. The well-maintained gardens add a touch of tranquility to the overall ambiance, creating a perfect setting for contemplation and relaxation.

The spiritual energy at Brahmadatta Dham is palpable, fostering a sense of inner peace. The meditation sessions offered are well-guided and accessible, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced practitioners. The knowledgeable staff are friendly and eager to share insights into the rich history and significance of the temple.

One highlight is the vegetarian restaurant on-site, serving delicious and thoughtfully prepared meals. The diverse menu caters to various dietary preferences, ensuring a satisfying culinary experience.

While the overall experience was fantastic, I'm withholding one star as I believe there's always room for improvement. Nevertheless, Brahmadatta Dham remains a must-visit for those seeking spiritual solace and a...