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History
According to the Ramdevra temple history, Ramdevji Baba, a Rajput from the Tomar Rajput family, was born in the late 14th century and is honored at Ramdevra Temple. Ramdevji gave up his materialistic existence and become a saint for serving humanity early in his life. He allegedly slew a monster and accomplished other miracles, according to legend. Baba Ramdevji attained Samadhi at the age of 33, allowing him to leave his mortal body consciously.
Maharaja Ganga Singh, King of Jodhpur and Bikaner, built the Ramdevra Temple on the exact spot where Baba took Samadhi in the early 1900s. Ramdevji was considered a reincarnation of Lord Krishna and a divine figure for the Muslim community ever since he dedicated his life to the welfare of his people.
Architecture
The architecture of Ramdevra Temple combines modern with Hindu temple style influences. It is entirely constructed of brick and mortar and features a large entry gate with colorful paintings. The temple's shrine contains an idol of Ramdevji Baba and is reached through a long flight of stairs. Intricately carved silver sheets, colorful Ramdevji murals, historical photographs, and various horse replicas embellish this major temple.
Activities
- Offer your prayers at the Ramdevra Temple.
- You can learn about Saint Ram Dev Baba, his life, and samadhi from here.
- If you need a peaceful environment, you will also get to experience such a peaceful vibe to calm your soul.
- You will also have other activities to do in Jaisalmer, like a desert fair, desert safari, Rajasthani shopping, trying out Rajasthani cuisine, and more.
Tips for visiting
- Carry plenty of water with you, if you are traveling during summer, to avoid dehydration.
- Wear proper clothing that matches the temple atmosphere.
- Keep your slippers in the cloakroom, do not leave them outside, as they might get stolen.
Best time to visit
In general, Rajasthan has a hot and arid environment. As a result, it is best to visit Rajasthan during the winter months to avoid the scorching heat. Winter here begins in November and lasts until February. Therefore the ideal months to visit are October to April. If you travel in February, you can also take part in the Jaisalmer desert festival.
Nearby Atractions
- Gadisar Lake
- Jaisalmer Fort
- Jain Temple
- Patwon ki Haveli
- Jaisalmer Government Museum
Nearby market/ shopping places
- Manas Chowk is a small colourful market in Jaisalmer that sells custom-made garments, leather articles, handicrafts, and more.
- Pansari Bazaar is a cultural market in Jaisalmer for clothes, fancy items, bedsheets, and more.
- Desert Handicrafts Emporium is the best embroidery store in Jaisalmer. It sells handicrafts material, silk bed sheets, jewellery, carpet, paintings, leather items, antique embroidery, and more.
- Jaisalmer Fort has many shops inside, where you can shop traditional Rajasthani clothes, handicrafts, and jutties.
- Sonaron ka Baas is a market in Jaisalmer for jewellery. It is an abode of lapidaries, which can give you a rich, colourful vibe.
Nearby Hotels
- Hotel Garh Jaisal Haveli Jaisalmer
- Hotel Rang Mahal
- Gorbandh Resort
- Hotel Marina Mahal
- Hotel Pleasant Haveli
Interesting Facts About Ramdevra Temple
- In 1459 AD, Baba Ramdevji is said to have attained samadhi (conscious escape from the mortal body) at Ramdevra.
- It is said that Baba Ramdev possesses magical powers that heal individuals and needy people.
- Bikaner and Jodhpur’s Maharaja Ganga Singh built this famous temple as he was the devotee of Baba Ramdev.
