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Shri Sanwalia Ji

A sacred place to offer your devotion and blessings

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A beautifully decorated altar with a statue of a deity, possibly Ganesh, adorned with garlands and surrounded by various offerings such as fruits, a coconut, and metal dishes. The background features pink drapes and hanging crystal strings, creating a festive and divine ambiance.
A donation box with an artistic depiction of a person on horseback slaying a dragon, surrounded by decorative floral patterns and inscriptions in multiple languages on its front. It is mounted against a rocky surface.

Our Temple

Shri Sanwalia Ji Mandir stands as a sacred place where devotion meets peace, welcoming all with open arms.

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Our Services

A person dressed in an orange robe is standing next to a wooden donation box with a transparent front, holding a plastic bag filled with cash. The setting appears to be indoors with intricately patterned walls and additional donation boxes in the background.

Join Gau Seva to care for sacred cows with love and devotion.

A colorful and ornate statue of a Hindu goddess is adorned with intricate jewelry and a vibrant garment. The deity has a serene expression and is surrounded by decorative elements, including balloons and garlands. Various offerings and religious items are placed in front of the statue.

Participate in Annadan to feed the hungry with blessings.

A large golden statue of a seated figure with distinct robes, positioned in front of a light sky. Below the statue, there is a donation box with signs written in multiple languages. Surrounding the statue are trees, adding a natural backdrop.

Support Mandir Vikas to help maintain and beautify the temple.

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Support Shri Sanwalia Ji Mandir with your heartfelt donation today.

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Devotee Voices

”Donating here feels sacred and simple — truly a blessing.”

”The temple’s story inspired me deeply before making my gift.”

”I appreciate how easy and secure it is to contribute towards the temple’s community causes online.”