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Temples near Bhalari, Theog, Shimlaभलाड़ी (214)

No temple inside Bhalari is mapped in HinduTone's directory yet. The nearest recorded temples are Mangleshwar Devata Temple, Balag Himachal Pradesh (5.5 km), Stone Kumbh (10 km) and Deothi (12 km).

3 temples nearby1 deity1 full temple guideNearest documented temple: Jakhu (Jakhoo) Temple · 15 kmPopulation 99PIN 171201
About the village

About Bhalari

Bhalari is a village in Theog tehsil, Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh with 99 people in 16 households (Census 2011). No temple inside the village is mapped yet; the 3 nearest recorded temples are listed below with straight-line distances. The Shimla district centre is about 16 km away in a straight line.

Population
99
Households
16
Literacy
85.6%
Sex ratio
1020 females / 1,000 males
Gram panchayat
Dharech
PIN code
171201
Nearest temples

Temples nearest to Bhalari

No temple inside Bhalari is in our records yet. If the village has a temple — a grama devata shrine, a Ramalayam, a Shiva or Devi temple — write to info@hindutone.com with its name and location and we will verify and add it here.

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Mangleshwar Devata Temple, Balag Himachal Pradesh

5.5 km from the village centreDirections ↗
Map record · not yet verifiedWikidata

Deity not yet recorded2 temples

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Mantras & prayers

Prayers for the deities of Bhalari

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Map

Temples around Bhalari on the map

BhalariStone KumbhStone KumbhDeothiDeothiMangleshwar Devata Temple, Balag Himachal PradeshMangleshwar Devata Temple, …
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Location

How to reach Bhalari

Straight-line distances from the village centre; road distances are longer. Coordinates 31.0271° N, 77.3151° E.

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Around Bhalari

Nearby temples and villages

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Other villages in Theog with temples

Straight-line distances.

FAQ

Questions about temples near Bhalari

Is there a temple in Bhalari?

No temple inside Bhalari is recorded in HinduTone's directory yet. The nearest recorded temples are Mangleshwar Devata Temple, Balag Himachal Pradesh (5.5 km), Stone Kumbh (10 km) and Deothi (12 km) (straight-line distance). If Bhalari has a temple, write to info@hindutone.com and we will verify and add it.

How far is Bhalari from Shimla?

About 16 km in a straight line from the Shimla district centre; road distance is longer.

Which well-documented temples are near Bhalari?

Jakhu (Jakhoo) Temple, Shimla (about 15 km), Tara Devi Temple, Shimla (about 17 km) and Bijat Maharaj Temple (about 23 km) — each has a source-checked HinduTone guide.

Trust

Sources and verification

  • Population, households, literacy, sex ratio and area: Census of India 2011; gram panchayat and PIN code: LGD and India Post (GODL-India).
  • Village, tehsil and district names and codes: Local Government Directory (LGD), Ministry of Panchayati Raj, and Census of India 2011, used under the Government Open Data License – India.
  • Temple names and locations: © OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Database License (ODbL).
  • Temple records: Wikidata (CC0).
  • Temple guides marked “Sources checked” cite their own sources on each temple page.

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