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Dharamshala to stay

At the backside of the main temple body there is a beautiful dharamshala made by the trust to make a better stay for pilgrims, tourists or any regular person.

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Welcome

Visit to see this beautiful temple with a beautiful history

Do you know these facts?

1. Jaipuri & Jodhpuri Designs and Interior Designers
We had hired best Interior Designers & Masons from Jaipur & Jodhpur to make one of the most beautiful temples in Rampur Bushahr.

2. One of the rarest temple of Lord Satyanarayan
There were lots of temples in the Bushahr Dynasty during King’s rule in early 1900s but it was the only temple devoted to Lord Satyanaryan.

3. 20th Century modern artwork?

Apart from deities, gods, and goddesses sculptures, this temple has 20th century’s contemporary artworks inspired from Raja Ravi Mohan’s paintings which are world-widely famous.

Activities

Information about Yoga, Seminars, Health Camps etc.

Shri Thakur Satyanarayan Kapuriya Mandir Nyas Celebrates 28th Foundation Day in Rampur Bushahr

Rampur Bushahr, October 14, 2026: Shri Thakur Satyanarayan Kapuriya Mandir Nyas, Rampur Bushahr, operated under Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Himachal Pradesh, celebrated its 28th Foundation Day on October 14 with devotion, community participation and a special Shri Satyanarayan Ji Katha.

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The Conservation of Wall Paintings at Thakur Satyanarayan Temple, Rampur Bushahr

For generations, the walls of Thakur Satyanarayan Temple in Rampur Bushahr have silently preserved stories, characters and artistic traditions through their richly painted panels and ornamental details. These paintings are more than decoration—they form an important part of the temple’s visual and cultural heritage.

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54th Kanya Vivah Ceremony Successfully Completed with Divine Blessings

The 54th Kanya Vivah ceremony was successfully organized on 7th May 2026 by, a trust operated under the guidance of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP). The sacred ceremony was conducted with devotion, dignity, and heartfelt community participation, continuing a long-standing tradition of religious and social service.

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