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Najarpur mandir

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Shree Krishna Pranami Mandir Nijananda Dham
Location
StateRautahat District
CountryNepal
Architecture
Date established1965
Website
nijanandadham.org.np

Najarpur mandir (Officially: "Shree Krishna Pranami Mandir Nijananda Dham", Other name: "Pukhraj Dham", "Sundar Dham" or "SundarDham" and "Pranami Mandir Najarpur") is one of the important pilgrimages of Shree Krishna Pranami Sampradaya. It is situated at Najarpur village. It was built by new settlers who migrated to Najarpur during the 1950s. With the passage of time, many reforms took place. By now, the temple has been able to gain a magnificent structure.[1]

Typonomy

The temple was originally adjacent to "Pukhraj Parbat" and the name 'PukhrajDham' was suggested. However, the name 'SundarDham' was used by locals. Finally, during a meeting at Shree Krishna Pranami Dharma Mahotsav Najarpur 2071, a new name 'NijanandaDham' was suggested and is now officially used.

Location

This place lies about 7 km south of Chandranigahapur, situated in the northern part of Rautahat district.[2]

Najarpur is located in Nepal
Najarpur
Najarpur
Najarpur (Nepal)
Front view of old temple.

Structure

Back view of main temple.

The temple's structure is adjacent to "Pukhraj Parbat" - one of the peaks in "Paramdham" as described in the holy book "Shree Tartam Sagar" of Nijananda sampradaya. The design was suggested and implemented by Pandit Shree Hem Prasad Dahal, a resident of the village and popular teacher of Nijananda sampradaya around Nepal.

Mandir Side Building
Mandir Side Building

Shree Krishna Pranami Dharma Mahotsav

Shree Krishna Pranami Dharma Mahotsav and Shree 108 Tartan Sagar Path Parayan and Pinnacle Placement Ceremony-2071 was organized on the occasion of the golden jubilee of the temple from February 26 to March 4[3].

References

  1. http://nijanandadham.org.np
  2. "Najarpur: A unique village". www.myrepublica.com. Retrieved 2015-09-10.
  3. "Najarpur: A unique village". www.myrepublica.com. Retrieved 2015-09-10.



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