Pashupatinath Temple
The main attraction of Mandsaur is lord Pashpupatinath temple. Pashpupatinath is synonymous name of lord shiva. This artistic effigy is built-up smooth, glowingly dark coppery fiery rock-block. The temple is situated at the bank of Shivna river.
Its weight is 4600 kg. Height 7.25 ft. in curvature and 11.25 ft. in straight. It has 8 heads they are divided in two part. First part in 4 heads on the top and second part in 4 head bottom. Top 4 heads are clear, refined and complete then 4 bottom heads are not refined.
This temple have four doors in the four directions but entrance door is situated in the west. This effigy’s heads which is situated in the west are presenting fearful image of lord shiva. This heads make-up indicate three rasp (relish) which is in bun-shaped hair with poisonous snakes, emerging third eye and opened underlie. In the centre tangled hair are surrounding snakes that is acquainted annihilation omkar (veda mantras symbolizing God almighty)
How to Reach:
By Air
Nearest Airport Udaypur and Indore.
By Train
The nearest railway station to Pashupatinath Temple in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, is the Mandsaur Railway Station, located approximately 3 to 5 kilometers from the temple. This station is well-connected to major cities across India, facilitating easy access for pilgrims and tourists. For travelers seeking broader connectivity, Shamgarh Railway Station is another significant option. Situated on the New Delhi–Mumbai main railway line, it is the largest station in the Mandsaur district, accommodating passenger, MEMU, express, and superfast trains. Additionally, Ratlam Junction, approximately 84 kilometers from Mandsaur, serves as a major railway hub with extensive train services, offering further connectivity options for visitors heading to the Pashupatinath Temple.
By Road
To reach the Pashupatinath Temple in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, by road, you can follow these directions: From Mandsaur City Center: The temple is approximately 3 kilometers away. You can take local transportation like auto-rickshaws or taxis, or drive via Pashupatinath Mandir Road, which is well-connected and leads directly to the temple premises. From Nearby Cities: Ratlam: Approximately 85 kilometers away. Take NH156 towards Mandsaur, then follow local roads to the temple. Ujjain: About 123 kilometers away. Drive via NH52 towards Mandsaur, then proceed to the temple. Indore: Roughly 170 kilometers away. Use NH52 to reach Mandsaur, then follow local directions to the temple.