Ganga Mandir — Bharatpur
Temple

Ganga Mandir

Bharatpur · Central & Fort Belt

About Ganga Mandir

A prominent stone temple in central Bharatpur, built in the mid-20th century by Maharaja Brijendra Singh and dedicated to a form of Vishnu, with a goddess-ganga connection in local naming. It stands near the entrance of Lohagarh Fort and is notable for its carved architecture. It remains an active place of worship.

Events & Festivals at this place

ReligiousMay-June (Jyeshtha)

Ganga Dussehra at Ganga Mandir

Ganga Mandir, the marble temple built by Maharaja Balwant Singh in the heart of Bharatpur and dedicated to Goddess Ganga, marks the festival of Ganga Dussehra commemorating the descent of the Ganges to Earth. Special pujas and arti ceremonies are held at the white-marble shrine, attracting devotees from the city and region. The festival emphasises the purifying power of the goddess worshipped here.

  • Ganga Dussehra special pujas at the marble shrine
  • arti ceremonies at the sanctum
  • devotion to Goddess Ganga's descent to Earth
  • built by Maharaja Balwant Singh in Bharatpur
WildlifeOctober to February

Keoladeo Winter Bird-Watching Season

Every winter the park's wetlands host tens of thousands of migratory birds arriving via the Central Asian Flyway from Siberia, Tibet, Afghanistan and Central Asia. Over 350 bird species have been recorded, with peak congregations of 50,000 to 80,000 birds between October and February. Rarer migrants such as the Siberian crane, along with painted storks, bar-headed geese and pelicans, make this the prime bird-watching season.

  • Siberian crane sightings
  • 50
  • 000-80
  • 000 migratory waterfowl
  • cycle-rickshaw and guided heritage tours
  • winter photography of painted storks and bar-headed geese