300 Years Old Temple | آخر کا 17 ویں صدی میں بننے والا یہ مندر مل گیا

Bhera is noted for its monuments of the Mughal and Hindu periods, in particular the spectacular
havelis and impressive temples that one sees marking the different neighbourhoods (mohallas) of the
town.
There are six temples in the mohallas of Sheikhanwala, Nagianwala, Baoliwala, Khawjgan, Chirih
Chong and Gangwala Darwaza. Three of these have only their ruins visible above the ground. The
other three still stand but their buildings are crumbling. No civic body is looking after these
monuments except a retired army officer Col (retd) Zahid Mumtaz who is working on the cultural
heritage of Bhera town.
The Baoliwala, Sheikhanwala and the Shiva temples are the most impressive structures that have
withstood the vagaries of weather. The Baoliwala Mandir lies on the road that leads to Jhelum River.
The elevated pinnacle of the temple is visible from a distance. The temple lies deserted but for the
lower part where the idol of the deity was once placed (garbhagirha). But this too is in bad state of
preservation. The temple has three openings from four directions. It has also the basement cells
where the pujaris or the temple priests lived. There is a pradakshina (circumambulatory gallery)
around the garbhagirha. On top of the entrance gate there is a gaping hole where once the temple’s
inscription tablet may have been fixed.
The entrance gate of the temple is in ruins. The stairways leading to the main chamber of the temple
are all broken. Now, the main chamber (garbhagirha) is a heap of debris. The shikhara
(superstructure) of the temple is still in good condition but the niches where the murtis stood are only
just noticeable.

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