Hanuman Chatti temple is a Hanuman shrine situated on the Yamunotri Dham pilgrimage route in the Garhwal Himalayas, Uttarakhand. Though small in size, the temple is regarded as having an impressive history and is associated with a legend about Lord Hanuman and the Pandava Bhima.
Quick Facts
- Location: Hanuman Chatti, Garhwal Himalayas, Uttarakhand — on the Yamunotri Dham route
- Note: Distances to Joshimath and Badrinath cited in earlier content belong to the Badrinath-route Hanuman Chatti, not this Yamunotri-route location. Specific distances for this site are not confirmed — verify locally before travel.
- Distance from Rishikesh: Approximately 286 km (this figure is from the existing page content and has not been independently verified — verify before travel)
Important: Two Places Named Hanuman Chatti
There are two villages in the Garhwal Himalayas bearing the name Hanuman Chatti. This temple is on the Yamunotri Dham route. The other Hanuman Chatti is on the route to Badrinath. Travellers should confirm which location is intended when planning a visit.
The Legend
According to the traditional account associated with this temple: it was at this place that Lord Hanuman humbled the Pandava warrior Bhima and dispelled his pride and ego. This is a traditional account drawing on the Mahabharata tradition.
Note on This Page
The existing content for this temple is limited. Specific visiting information — timings, facilities, road conditions — is not available from current sources and should be obtained locally or from the relevant pilgrim authority before travel.