Shri Lamorvan Dham (Tyagi Baba mandir)

Shri Lamorvan Dham

Tyagi Baba Mandir
Shri Lamorvan Dham Tyagi Baba Mandir
Temple
	Tyagi Baba
	Shri Lamorvan Dham Location in Karman, Haryana, India
	Coordinates: 27°51′31″N 77°24′25″E / 27.85861°N 77.40694°E

Lamorvan Dham is a Hindu temple. It is an attraction, being a sacred place with an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, Shiva, Ram Mandir .

Shri Lamorvan Dham is about 400 years old Hanuman temple situated in village Karman Hodal, Palwal. The history of this temple is very ancient. This place has been described by the ancestors as the place of Rishi Bhajananand Ji. About 40 years ago, during a special excavation, the ashes of Siddha Mahatma were found here. In the memory of Siddha Mahatma, his Charan Paduka are present here. Shri Gopal Das Tyagi Ji Maharaj arrived here in the year 1982. He performed penance here for many years. Since then this Tyagi temple is very famous. Hanumanji himself is present in every part and leaf of this temple. When Shri Gopal Das Tyagi Baba went to heaven on March 6, 2003, his disciples Shri Trilochan Das Ji Maharaj and Shri Mohan Das Tyagi Ji (Gurubhai of Shri Gopal Das Tyagi Ji Baba) arrived as his successors. Here every year on 6 March, the death anniversary of Shri Gopal Das Tyagi Ji Baba is celebrated with great pomp and on 10 October, the death anniversary of Shri Mohan Das Tyagi Ji is also celebrated with great pomp. There has been a lot of development in this temple in the last few years and now along with Hanuman ji, Lord Shiva and Shri Ram Darbar have also been established here. Every year the annual festival of Guru Purnima and Shri Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated with great joyousness.

This temple also known as Tyagi Baba mandir.The area is accessed from Karman Road. It is situated near the "Lamariya" in Karman & near the railway crossing in right hand side of Karman road. 27°51′31″N 77°24′25″E / 27.85861°N 77.40694°E / 27.85861; 77.40694.The Mehant of this temple is Shri Trilochan Das Tyagi Ji Maharaj. This temple is famous for the festival of 'Guru Purnima' Janmashtami .

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