Sri Japali Anjaneya Swamy Temple – Tirumala

 


      

Sri Jabali Anjaneya Swamy Temple is located in Tirumala of Andhra Pradesh State.

Here Lord is Swayambhu.

Jabali Maharshi did japa to please lord hanuman here. Hence it is Japali Teertham

Sita Kund is a beautiful lake located behind the main temple. It is quite blissful. It is believed that Sita Devi took a bath here during the Ramayana Era.

 

This Temple faces East direction with no Rajagopuram and Dhwajastambam. The Puskarini is known as Rama puskarini.

Hanuman was very confused about whether he had to be happy that he could find out about Sita or to be angry against Ravana for torturing Sita. Hanuman got down in this place on his way back to meet Sri Ram to inform him about Sita’s plight in Lanka. Hanuman performed penance here to end the confusion and he was able to console his mind and felt very happy that Mother Sita’s sufferings would be over once he informed Sri Ram and Sri Ram will go to Lanka to rescue Mother Sita. Since he got peace of mind and felt happy in this place. He blessed this place so that anybody praying at this place will be able to find the supreme truth and will be blessed.



As per Hindu Mythology, it is said that in all temples there must be a Ganesha idol and one has to enter the temple only after worshiping Ganesha. This temple does not have a Ganesha idol so, the devotees were not ready to worship in this temple, and the temple became abandoned. Ganesha was very sorry, that this place which is very sacred and blessed by Lord Hanuman himself was getting ignored. So, he appeared in a tree in front of the temple. Now you can see the growth in the bottom of the tree in the form of Ganesha.

Hanuman Jayanti is the most celebrated festival here.

Timings

5.00 am to 1.00 pm

2.00 pm to 7.00 pm

How to reach the Temple

5 km from Tirumala                       

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