Nalhar Mahadev Mandir which is also known as Nalhareshwar Mahadev Mandir is situated at a distance of about 3 km from Nuh town. This temple is located in Ferozepur Jhirka and Nalhar village Gahbar in Nuh district of Haryana. It is believed about this temple that Bhagwan Shri Krishna had chosen this place to make a settlement between the Kauravas and the Pandavas. This ancient and wonderful temple is situated in the lap of Aravalli mountain. Devotees come from far and wide to see this temple.
Mystery and History of Nalhareshwar Mahadev Temple:
According to mythological beliefs, Bhagwan Krishna had chosen this place to broker a peace between the Kauravas and the Pandavas. It is believed that wherever Bhagwan Krishna steps, a Kadam tree is often found there. 287 steps have been made to go from the step tree to where the water comes out.
The biggest feature of the temple is that there is a tree here, from which water comes out all the time. The name of this tree is Kadam Vriksha which is present at a height of more than 500 feet from the temple. Sweet water flows continuously from this step tree for centuries. It is said that there is a horoscope under this tree, it is believed that apart from taking out water from a motor or hose, even if water is taken out from a vessel, its quantity does not decrease.
Nalhareshwar Mahadev Temple looks very charming and beautiful. Pandavas are said to have spent some time on this Aravalli mountain during their exile and this is the reason why Shivlings about 5000 years old were found in Bhond, Ferozepur Jhirka and Nalhad villages of Nuh district, which the Hindu society has built a grand pagoda. Was made
Famous festivals of Nalhareshwar Mahadev Temple:
Not only a grand fair of Mahashivratri is held at the temple of Nalhareshwar Mahadev, but Shiva devotees also offer Kavad here. Many bhandaras are organized here in a year.
How to reach Nalhareshwar Mahadev Temple?
The temple of Nalhareshwar Mahadev is about 3 kms from Nuh town. Nuh city is very well connected to other cities and devotees can easily reach here.
Kadam tree at 500 feet height | Water Stream
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