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Baba Ramdev Temple Masuriya Hill, Masuria Colony / Baldev Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Baba Ramdev Temple Masuriya Hill

Masuria Colony / Baldev Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan

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  • DeityOther
  • ArchitectureRajasthani
  • TypeHill temple
  • PeriodModern / recent
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About

Baba Ramdev Temple Masuriya Hill, also known locally as Masuriya Temple, Masuriya Dham, Adhar Shila shrine, Second Ramdevra, or Doosra Ramdevra, is a prominent pilgrimage centre and ancient hill temple located in the Masuria Colony / Baldev Nagar area of Jodhpur, Rajasthan.

Perched atop Masuriya Hill, this temple is a significant spiritual destination for devotees seeking darshan of Baba Ramdev and Shri Balinathji. The temple showcases classic Rajasthani architecture and is recognized as a living heritage temple managed by a local panchayat trust.

The temple is open daily from 5:30 AM to 12:00 PM and again from 4:00 PM to 9:30 PM, offering devotees ample opportunities for darshan and participation in rituals. Key poojas include morning prayers, daily bhog, and the evening aarti, all conducted in Hindi.

Entry for darshan is free, making it accessible to all visitors. During major festivals and fairs, traditional sweets are distributed as prasad, and free food (annadanam or bhandara) is served to devotees.

Baba Ramdev Temple Masuriya Hill is especially vibrant during the Baba Ramdev Ji Fair (Bhadwa Mela) held in August-September, Beej Celebrations observed monthly on Dwitiya, and Janmashtami.

The best time to visit is during the winter months (November to February), in the morning between 8 AM and 12 PM, or during the evening aarti and festival season for a truly immersive experience. Reaching the temple is convenient for travelers.

From Jodhpur Central areas like Paota, Sardarpura, or Jalori Gate, visitors can drive or use local transit to reach Masuria Colony / Baldev Nagar. The temple is accessible via a climb of 300–400 steps from the parking area at the foothills, or by a motorable incline leading to the hilltop.

Adequate parking is available for two-wheelers and cars, though it can fill up during festivals. Limited wheelchair assistance is provided. The temple is well connected to Jodhpur Junction (5 km), Basni Railway Station (4.9 km), and Bhagat Ki Kothi Railway Station (5.9 km).

Jodhpur Airport is just 6.4 km away. Accommodation options nearby range from budget guest houses to luxury heritage hotels such as Umaid Bhawan Palace, Cygnett Style Mantra, Hotel Centre Point, Jog Niwas, and Priyanka Guest House.

Visitors are requested to follow the dress code: men should wear traditional or modest casual attire, and women are advised to wear sarees, salwar kameez, or similar modest clothing.

Photography and mobile usage are strictly prohibited near the main deity and samadhi area, but landscape photos from the outer balconies and Masuriya Hill Garden are generally allowed.

Nearby attractions include Masuriya Hill Garden and Veer Durgadas Statue (on the hill itself), Toorji Ka Jhalra Stepwell (4 km), Mehrangarh Fort (4.5 km), Jaswant Thada (5 km), Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum (3.2 km), and Mandore Garden (7.5 km), making this temple an essential part of any Jodhpur pilgrimage or sightseeing itinerary. For inquiries, devotees can contact the temple at +91 96642 19113.

Visit information

Timings

Daily: 5:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 9:30 PM

Dress code

MenTraditional or modest casual Indian/Western wear. Full-length trousers/jeans with shirts or kurtas preferred. Shorts or sleeveless vests discouraged.
WomenTraditional or modest attire such as sarees, salwar kameez, or kurta-legging combination covering legs and shoulders.

Parking & accessibility

Adequate parking for two-wheelers and cars near the base; fills up during festivals. Access involves climbing 300–400 steps; limited wheelchair assistance.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Winter (Nov–Feb)
  • Morning (8 AM–12 PM)
  • Evening aarti time
  • Festival season

Timings

Daily: 5:30 AM - 12:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 9:30 PM

Dress code

MenTraditional or modest casual Indian/Western wear. Full-length trousers/jeans with shirts or kurtas preferred. Shorts or sleeveless vests discouraged.
WomenTraditional or modest attire such as sarees, salwar kameez, or kurta-legging combination covering legs and shoulders.

Parking & accessibility

Adequate parking for two-wheelers and cars near the base; fills up during festivals. Access involves climbing 300–400 steps; limited wheelchair assistance.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Winter (Nov–Feb)
  • Morning (8 AM–12 PM)
  • Evening aarti time
  • Festival season

Worship & festivals

Daily poojas

  • Morning prayers
  • Daily bhog
  • Evening aarti

Festivals & special days

  • Baba Ramdev Ji Fair (Bhadwa Mela)August-September (Bhadrapada month)
  • Beej CelebrationsMonthly on Dwitiya (second day of lunar fortnight)
  • JanmashtamiAugust-September

Languages used in puja

  • Hindi

How to reach

By road

  1. Arrive in Jodhpur Central (Paota, Sardarpura, or Jalori Gate).
  2. Drive or take local transit to Masuria Colony / Baldev Nagar near Masuriya Hill.
  3. Reach the foothills by auto-rickshaw, taxi, or personal vehicle.
  4. From the parking area, climb 300–400 steps or take the motorable incline to the hilltop temple.

By train

  • Jodhpur Junction (JU)5 km
  • Basni Railway Station4.9 km
  • Bhagat Ki Kothi Railway Station5.9 km

By air

  • Jodhpur Airport (JDH)6.4 km

Location

Masuria Colony / Baldev Nagar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Directions
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Stay & nearby

Where to stay

Options range from budget guest houses to luxury heritage hotels within short driving distance, including Umaid Bhawan Palace, Cygnett Style Mantra, Hotel Centre Point, Jog Niwas, and Priyanka Guest House.

Nearby attractions

  • Masuriya Hill Garden / Veer Durgadas Statue0 m
  • Umaid Bhawan Palace Museum3.2 km
  • Toorji Ka Jhalra (Stepwell)4 km
  • Mehrangarh Fort4.5 km
  • Jaswant Thada5 km
  • Mandore Garden7.5 km

Heritage & details

Historical period
Modern / recent
Built by
Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner with local Marwar patronage

Local names

  • Masuriya Temple
  • Masuriya Dham
  • Adhar Shila shrine
  • Second Ramdevra
  • Doosra Ramdevra

Other deities

  • Shri Balinathji

Heritage status

  • Living heritage temple
  • Panchayat / local trust

Photography rules

  • Photography, video recording, and mobile phone usage are strictly prohibited near the main deity idols and samadhi area.
  • Landscape photos from outer temple balconies and Masuriya Hill Garden are generally permitted.
  • Professional cameras may attract a small fee in the garden area.

Prasadam & annadanam

Traditional sweets offered as prasad. Free food (annadanam/bhandara) provided during major festivals and fairs.

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