Aranya Devi Temple, Arrah
History & tradition
Aranya Devi Temple is in Arrah, the headquarters of the Bhojpur district of Bihar. The goddess worshipped here is regarded as the presiding deity of the city and of its people, and the name of the town is traced to her. Tradition holds the place to be a Siddha Peetha and associates it with the Mahabharata period and with Rama’s journey to Janakpur. The present temple was established in 2005.
Plan your visit
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- Step 1
Confirm the opening schedule and entry requirements.
- Step 2
Follow the temple’s posted visitor instructions and queue.
- Step 3
Allow time for a quiet visit and your return journey.
Map & route
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Aranya Devi Temple, Arrah
Arrah, Bihar
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The pin marks the temple area. Follow local signs for the visitor entrance.
Darshan & customs
Opening & entry
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Dress & etiquette
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Temples nearby
Approximate straight-line distances; open directions for the travel route.
Ashokdham Temple
The Indradamneshwar Mahadev temple complex in Lakhisarai district, Bihar, rebuilt from 1993.
Ratneshwar Mahadev temple
The ‘leaning temple of Varanasi’ at Manikarnika Ghat, tilted by about nine degrees.
Bring the blessings home
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Information you can trace
Check current timings and visitor rules with the temple before travelling.
- Wikidata — structured place recordRetrieved 2026-11-12
- Wikipedia — further readingChecked 2026-11-12



