Lehara Durga Mandir, Uttar Pradesh
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Lehra Durga Mandir, enshrining the idol of Goodess Durga, is located in Maharajganj district in Uttar Pradesh.
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Lehra Durga Mandir, a primeval pilgrimage centre exhibiting the religious sentiments and devotion of the people of the ancient period, is situated on the bank of the Pawah River that is a tributary of the West Rapti River. The temple is located at a distance of almost 3 kms from the Lehra railway station in Maharajganj district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The presiding deity of the temple is Goddess Durga.
Construction of Lehra Durga Mandir
Lehra Durga Mandir, dating back to thousands of years, is thought to be in existence from Dvapara Yuga i.e. before the Mahabharata war. As per mythological fables the temple is believed to have been founded by Lord Krishna during the thirteen years of exile period of the Pandavas. Prior to that it was the forest of the Earlier it was in the jungle of Adrvan and was known as Adrawna Village.
Festivals of Lehra Durga Mandir
Lehra Durga Mandir celebrates several festivals on a grand scale with great enthusiasm and gusto. Every year during the Chaitra month of Navaratri i.e. during the month of April a fifteen day celebration is organised by the temple authorities attracting pilgrims from different corners of the country. The festival is celebrated from the first day of Navaratri to the day of Purnima.
Lehra Durga Mandir is well connected by different modes of transports. It can be easily availed by road and rail. The temple is at a distance of almost fifty kilometers from Maharajganj the district headquarters, and 12 Kilometers away from Pharend tehsil also referred to as Anand Nagar. The temple is almost fifty kilometers away from Gorakhpur on the Gorakhpur Gonda rail route.
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(Last Updated on : 07-03-2013)
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