Hanuman Garhi is a famous temple of Lord Hanuman along the Nainital-Haldwani road. It is near the Ashram of Bapu Lila Sah and Shitla Devi temple. The temple was constructed in 1950 by the local saint Baba Neem Karoli and stands at 6,401 feet. 

Lord Hanuman's idol breaks open his chest, signifying that Lord Rama lives within him. The vista of the rosy sky at dusk and dawn draws travelers to Hanuman Garhi. Tuesday and Saturday are the busiest days for worshipers because it is a Lord Hanuman Temple—a beautiful temple among the places to visit in Nainital, offering gorgeous sunrise and sunset views. 

The son of Lord Pawan (Air) and Anjani Mata is Lord Hanuman, popularly referred to as Maruti Nandan. There are shrines to both Lord Shiva and Lord Rama within the temple.

The temple is on a hill, providing breathtaking views of the sun setting and rising. The temple offers a fantastic perspective of the Tarai Valley as well. The Ashram of Lila Sah Bapu and the shrines of Shitala Mata are located within the complex on the opposite side of the hill.

Celebrations

The temple remains festive almost all year round. At the temple, spectacular decorations and a small fair are held during Ram Navami and Navratri. The residents swarm in to receive the Lord's blessings every Tuesday and Saturday.
Hanuman Garhi story

The temple is of Lord Hanuman, whom people consider the personification of strength, endurance, and devotion. Lord Hanuman dedicated his entire life to serving Lord Rama, his hero and tutor. The temple's massive statue of Lord Hanuman is believed to be keeping watch over and defending the locals. Overhead the figure is also a golden umbrella.

The temple is in consideration for the Nainital tour package appeal. It is very close to all of Nainital's well-known tourist attractions. Take in the breathtaking view of the Tarai Valley and participate in the dawn of Aarti.