Resturants In Shri Do Janti Balaji Dham

Shri Do Janti Balaji Dham is one of the most revered Hindu temples in the Shekhawati region, dedicated to Lord Hanuman, also known as Balaji. The name of the temple is steeped in local history: `Do Janti` literally means "two Janti" (or Khejdi trees). In earlier times, when the National Highway was being developed, two prominent Khejdi trees stood at this spot, marking the entrance or a major checkpoint for travelers coming to Fatehpur. For passersby, reaching the two Janti trees signified the arrival at Fatehpur. A small, ancient temple of Balaji already existed nearby, and over time, it became famously known as the Do Janti Balaji Temple. The temple underwent a major renovation in 1992 by the Prabhudayal Sharma of the Bochiwal family, transforming it into the larger complex seen today. Devotees hold an unshakable belief that a sincere visit and prayer here can result in their wishes being granted, drawing pilgrims from all over Rajasthan and India. It is a major stop on the religious circuit of the region, often visited alongside other famous Balaji temples like Salasar Balaji. More