🛕Sankat Mochan Temple

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Sankat Mochan Temple in Himachal Pradesh is located on the Kalka-Shimla Highway and is one of the most popular temples in Himachal and in Shimla. Sankat Mochan is dedicated to Lord Hanuman and thousands of people from India visit this temple to offer their prayers. The temple is commissioned by Baba Neem Karoli. Once a small shrine it is now a three-storied building. The building of this temple is used for marriage ceremonies and for other purposes as well as feeding the poor, which is known as Langar. Along with this Sankat Mochan Temple also has an Ayurvedic clinic as well. Devotees make a visit to the clinic to heal various health concerns.

Sankat Mochan Temple is just 11 kilometers away from the railway station and the best time to visit this temple is on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Around 1000 of visitors come to the Sankat Mochan Temple on these two days.

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