Visit Pohari Ganpati To Full Fill All Your Desires #Temples of India

India is a land of "Temples", you can find temples at each and every corner and what amazed me most is story /legend behind it. Whenever I visit any famous temple I am always curious about the story/legend behind it. So I decided to uncover these stories/legends for all of you. In the series  named #Temples of India ,I have already written about Golu Temple in Uttarakhand and next is Pohari Temple in Madhya Pradesh... 

This beautiful and more than 200 years old Lord Ganesh temple known as 'Pohari Ganesh Temple' is situated in approximately 35 k.m. from Shivpuri and approximately 160 k.m. from Gwalior ( City of Madhya Pradesh). It had been constructed during Scindia Dynasty. I visited this temple once when I was in my school.

So what so special about this temple..... ?

It is said that taking blessings of this temple full fill all your wishes and specifically wish of getting  desired bride or groom....you just have to keep a coconut as a offering... and once your wish comes true come back and collect coconut as 'Prasad'.

Here you can witness regular devotees as well as devotees coming back to pay their gratitude once their wishes come true.

This temple is very famous among locals and slowly becoming very popular among other sate as well as international devotees. You can witness more crowd on Wednesday and during auspicious days of Ganesh Chaturthi. 

Lord Ganesha 

On the way to Pohari

Pohari Temple

Offerings as Coconut

Complex Next to Temple

Complex Next to Temple

School in Pohari

Complex next to Temple

Complex next to Temple

Best Time to Visit : September to Febuaray 

How to Reach: Hire a private vechile from Shivpuri or Gwalior

Things to Do: Take blessings of Lord Ganesha and explore surroundings . If you have time you can explore some places in Shivpuri..for details click here.

Time required to reach: From Gwalior it takes approximately 3 hours one way.

So if you desire for a perfect bride or groom or not .........do visit this old beautiful temple and take blessings from Lord Ganesha.
So happy travelling and keep exploring.........