It was the month of February 2018 and I had to go to Chittodgarh, in the meantime I was getting one day for myself for myself. There was no desire to revoke Chittodgadh as it is seen here that the street and the stone-stone have been seen and some may turn around. So, he started looking for places to go around Chittorgarh and found the link of the famous English blogger and friend Indrani Ghoshe ji on the second page that opened. This was the temple of Manal - Menal Shiv Temple Complex He got tired and decided to go there.
It was on the night of 16th February when I came out of Chanderiya railway station near Chittorgarh to the Manal temple. Kota passenger train arrives at around 12 o'clock, from Udaipur or forgot, Neemach. The Manal temple is more close to Mandalgarh but due to the time of night sleep can also come, keeping this possibility in mind, take the ticket of Bundi. But whatever has to happen, it will happen and our sleep will not be opened, if it is open and open, then there is a station before the quota, you can go there and open your eyes. Do not stay here or stay here The quota will have to go without ticket. Sleep also spoils all the work. Now drinking tea came out of the station and reached the bus stand. Bijolia's bus will be found from here and will be about 18-20 km from Bijolia, the Menal Temple By the way, if only the Manal temple is to be known then there is no need to land Bijoliya, you can get directly from Kota to Bhilwara and get to the village of Manal. It is National Highway Number-71 and it is 68 kilometers away from Kota on the Manal temple. It's a little less known - so try to tell you a detailed and accurate route. If you are going from Delhi then it is best to take the Mewar Express from Hazrat Nizamuddin at 7.00 in the evening and get to Datlangarh at 3:30 in the morning. Manal temple will be about 20 km away from Mandalgarh, but if there is a little distance between the temple and the city of Danglalgarh, then it will be okay to come out after the morning light, though there is no fear. If you have a train quota then you have already told me the way to reach the Manal temple from Kota.
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Now, the second route is formed when you come from Udaipur or Chittaurgarh by train, then reach Datalgarh, or take a quota from Chittorgarh. Keep one thing in mind here, do not go to Bundi, because Bundi off road becomes too much time and it becomes useless. Bundi's path is not good either.
Now you can also say that when these are the paths, why did I go to Bijolia? Bijolia, NH-71, Kota is a small village on Bhilwara Road, which falls 18 kilometers before Mainal. When I was searching on the net, some Bijoliya temple was also written, and it was also coming out that there is something in Bijoliya which should be seen, so Bijolia got off before going to the Manal temple. But this decision is not very beneficial. There is only one Jain temple in Bijoliya which is dedicated to Parshvanath ji. This temple is about a kilometer from Bijlia village and if you are going by bus from Kota then tell the bus to drop me off of the over bridge of Bijolia. One kilometer walk will be saved. The path that goes from under the bridge goes to Bundi but the public transport system is not good on this road.
So before going to the Manal temple, the temple of Peshivnath ji of Bijolia goes. Around large stones are broken which the workers have broken with their hands. Most of the people see this happening while doing this, and in the morning-to-hand tiffin hangs in the hands of the workers of their work. It is a stomach fire that is called hunger or the chills of grooming your children's future !! Drink tea, drink tea that is two hours from the morning! The quota was at about five o'clock and now it is seven and a half hours. Tea is made and tea maker has also made it. Leave your bog here and walks the pedestrian temple. The top of the temple is nearby, but the entrance is there, from the other side. It was a little gone, so got a motorbike - where will it go? Temple ! Where have you come from - from Delhi! So far !! For this temple? Yes !! He was impressed! What are you thinking about this? How big is this stupid! Visit here from Delhi to see this temple !! Like ..... whose thinking !!
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When the temple reached, nobody would have been around. Going a little further, the white-clad woman-Purush Pooja appeared while doing the pooja and there was also a channel's camera, which means that it has to be going live or shown on another day. If I started taking photos, then a white cloth came - Come on, come quickly! Jalabhishek Take !! Yes, yes! Then turn back and say - Come on! Yes, come on! On the other hand, he disappeared from the watch, here I ran the opposite foot. The reason was that I was impure and I was not feeling good to go to a temple by being impure. It does not feel good whether he is a Hindu temple or a Jain temple. I respect every religion of the world, except one! And I hope you will not ask me his name! Respecting all religions but proud of yourself !!
The temple of Parshvanath returned after visiting the temple and reached the highway to go to Manal. Easy to get and just do not crowd. So now what can be said about the temple of Manal? But before that I would say funny When I landed at the menal stop, I asked about 8-10 people on a tea shop present there -Where is the temple? There is no such temple, here is the temple of Joganiya Mata, seven kilometers away from here !! Hey no, there is some ancient temple in the village of Manal. See brother, we do not know, Menal village, then release it !! After running, a new boy got it and he told all about it. After seeing the temple, he came to mind that he must have gone to these ruins with "somebody" :)
The Manal temple situated in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, was in fact a Mahanal temple, whose name became a spoiled-barred Menal temple. These temples dedicated to Lord Shiva used to be the main center of choice for women during the times of the ruling rulers. This temple was once built in the 11th century and it was built in the Bharja style. It is believed that it was built by King Someshwar of Shakambhari dynasty and his queen Suhawadavi. It is said that the great Rajput king Prithvi Raj Chauhan used to come here during the summer season and some remains of his palace also meet here. There is a large statue of Nandi in front of the temple and there is a statue above the temple peak and the pavilion, which I have not seen anywhere before here. However Pandey ji explains that these statues are found in many other temples including Puri. In this statue, a lion is pressed down on the elephant. The pavilion is built in the main temple and there is a womb inside, but the condition of the pavilion has become very shaky. It has been supported by installing wooden clutches and the roof also looks like it has fallen down now.
There are sixteen small temples in addition to the Mahanaleeshwar Shiva temple in the Manal temple complex, most of which are in poor condition and ironically, there is no special attention to this. There is a beautiful valley outside this complex, which has a great waterfall during the monsoon time, but I went to February so that I could not find the fortune to see the waterfall. For those who are also interested in bird photography, it is like the janat that this valley is like this valley.
The complex is lying outside the boundary, where the rocky land is being built and the new temple is being built slightly apart from it. Perhaps the fear would be that the roof of the old temple should not collapse. When you walk a bit further, there are two old temples and eyes that are not seen in the bushes. When I was there, I was very scared, the reason for fear was not the temple, but there was ash spread across the length and I felt like I was in the crematorium. When it came to know that it was not a crematorium but a charcoal wood ashes, then it was scared to go somewhere.
This is what you see in the photo of the Mandap and the idol of a lion and elephant at the summit of the temple, in which the lion is pressed by the elephant, he is seen in more ancient temples of India. If you are pure then you will see such a statue in the temples of the place. Here in these statues, the lion is symbol of Hindu religion and elephant Buddhism and in the idol which the lion has pressed the elephant, it was the old way of showing Hinduism a better and better way. In these pictures and the pictures given below, the names of the Goddesses and Goddesses have been given to me, through the knowledge of our great friend, Mukesh Pandey ji. If I talk about my circle, then Lalit Sharma ji and Mukesh Pandey "Chandan", who are experts in this field, in religious matters. Every person has his own subject in which he gets a great reputation as if he is talking about Neeraj Musafir, he can be said to be a specialist in railway, Amit Tiwari is considered to be a specialist in Pix and I ... nothing! I try to learn something in the underprivileged of these prodigious people !! Thank you pandey ji