Sudhanshu Ji Temple, Bithoor

Sudhanshu Ji Temple, also known as Siddhi Dham Ashram, was established by Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj in the Bithoor region of Kanpur district, Uttar Pradesh. The ashram is surrounded by lush greenery and a serene natural environment, offering a peaceful experience to all devotees who visit here. Inside the ashram is a grand temple with beautiful idols of Lord Krishna, Lord Shiva, Hanuman Ji, Goddess Parvati, and Radha Rani. Regular worship, bhajans, satsang sessions, and meditation programs are organized here, inspiring people towards spirituality and inner peace. Bithoor itself holds immense religious significance. It is believed to be connected to the era of the Ramayana.

Bithoor, located on the banks of the Ganga River, is a historic and religious site in Kanpur district. It is believed that Maharishi Valmiki had his ashram here, and it is the place where Mother Sita gave birth to her sons, Luv and Kush. The Brahmavart Ghat in Bithoor is also considered the center point of the earth. Sudhanshu Ji Temple was established by Saint Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj and is operated by the Vishwa Jagriti Mission. It is located in the Baikunthpur area of Bithoor. The temple hosts daily meditation sessions, satsang, discourses, and bhajan evenings, guiding devotees towards mental peace and spiritual growth.

The architecture of Sudhanshu Ji Temple is highly attractive and filled with serenity. The temple complex is designed in a way that allows visitors to experience both spiritual calm and natural beauty. The main temple is built in traditional Indian architectural style. Beautiful and artistic idols of Lord Krishna, Lord Shiva, Hanuman Ji, Radha Rani, and Goddess Parvati are installed inside. Surrounding the temple are lush gardens, clean pathways, and seating areas where people can meditate or relax in peace. A special man-made cave inside the complex is a major attraction, especially for children and families. The temple also has a large and well-managed parking area for visitors.

The Sudhanshu Ji Temple in Bithoor remains open daily. Opening Time: 6:00 AM

Closing Time: 8:00 PM

Special morning and evening aarti are performed, drawing many devotees. For a peaceful visit with less crowd, the morning hours are ideal. During holidays and special events, the temple sees a much larger crowd.

Prasad holds great significance at the temple. After daily worship, prasad is distributed among devotees, which generally includes fruits, sweets, or dry prasad. On special festivals and events, large bhandara (community feasts) are organized where hundreds of devotees partake in the prasad.

If you wish to visit this temple, here is complete information about reaching Bithoor by train, bus, or air: By Train The nearest major railway station is Kanpur Central (CNB), one of the biggest stations in North India with direct trains from almost all major cities. Nearest station to Bithoor: From Kanpur Central, you can take a local train or EMU to Kalyanpur Railway Station (KLR), which is closest to Bithoor. Distance from Kalyanpur to Sudhanshu Ji Temple: 10–12 km

By Bus Regular government (UPSRTC) and private buses run from Kanpur to Bithoor. Distance: 22 km from Kanpur

Travel Time: 45 minutes to 1 hour (depending on traffic)

After reaching Bithoor, you can take a local auto, rickshaw, or taxi to the temple. The route is well-marked with signboards. By Air The nearest airport is Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (LKO), Lucknow, located about 78 km from Bithoor. From Lucknow Airport: Hire a taxi, Ola/Uber, or private cab directly to Bithoor.

Travel Time: 2 to 2.5 hours

Alternatively, you can travel to Kanpur first and then take local transport to the temple.