Jalore's Sire Mandir: 375 Years of Faith, History & Nath Tradition Grandeur
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News18•15-03-2026, 08:55
Jalore's Sire Mandir: 375 Years of Faith, History & Nath Tradition Grandeur
•Jalore's Sire Mandir, also known as Ratneshwar Mahadev temple, is a 375-year-old sacred shrine nestled in the Kanchanachal mountain, Rajasthan, a living example of ancient architecture and devotion.
•Built by King Ratan Singh in 1651 AD (Vikram Samvat 1708), it stands before the 'Bhanwar Gufa' where Yogi Jalandharnath performed rigorous penance, making it a significant center of the Nath tradition.
•The temple is considered a highly efficacious place where devotees believe their wishes are fulfilled, holding immense spiritual importance across Marwar and Rajasthan.
•A grand 375th-anniversary celebration is planned for March 15-16, 2026, with religious programs, Bhajan Sandhya, and Mahaprasadi, expecting thousands of devotees.
•Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath's potential visit for the anniversary has generated immense enthusiasm, highlighting the temple's importance as a Nath tradition center and boosting Jalore's tourism appeal with its scenic views.
