Lord Brahma
The creator deity is the principal focus of the tirth.
Shree Kheteshwar Brahmdham Tirth, Asotra
Asotra, Balotra, Rajasthan, India
This Asotra tirth brings together the worship of Brahma and Savitri, the legacy of Sant Khetaramji and a wider sacred campus. Current gate hours remain unconfirmed, so use the verified location and treat schedules as reconfirmation leads.
Darshan Start Time
Confirm locally
No current public opening and closing schedule has been verified.
Crowd Expectation
Festival-period attendance
Vaishakh observance, the remembrance gathering and Guru Purnima may bring more visitors; no wait time is promised.
Best Darshan Window
October to March
Milder seasonal conditions can make travel easier; confirm gate hours and any event date before departure.
Darshan Options
General darshan
No paid, priority or special public queue is claimed; follow the current on-site arrangement.
Official Notice / Visitor Information: Confirm gate hours, current aarti times, entry rules and any festival-day arrangements directly with the tirth before travel.
Source-published winter aarti sequence: 07:00, 09:00, 10:00, 19:00 and 21:00. Summer sequence: 06:00, 08:00, 10:00, 20:00 and 22:00. The publication does not state an effective date.
Brahma with Savitri
Foundation recorded in 1961
Consecration recorded in 1984
Multi-shrine sacred campus
Overview
A living Brahma-Savitri tirth in western Rajasthan
Shree Kheteshwar Brahmdham Tirth stands at Asotra in Pachpadra tehsil of Balotra district. The current trust presents the complex as Shree Brahma Savitri Siddh Peeth and identifies the central worship with Brahma and Savitri.
The site is more than a single sanctum: supplied and trust material describe an extended religious campus connected with Sant Khetaramji, Rajpurohit community tradition and associated shrines and service spaces.
Operational details remain time-sensitive. This guide separates the published seasonal ritual sequence from unverified gate hours so a visitor can plan without mistaking one for the other.
- Temple ScopeBrahma-primary tirth and sacred campus centred on Brahma with Savitri.
- Current LocationAsotra, Tehsil Pachpadra, District Balotra, Rajasthan 344022.
- FoundationThe trust records the foundation on 20 April 1961.
- ConsecrationThe current trust records the consecration on 6 May 1984.
Main Deity and Sacred Form
The presiding identity and associated sacred figures
The current trust identifies the principal sacred pairing as Lord Brahma with Goddess Savitri. This wording is retained without merging Savitri with other consort traditions.
The campus account also records the presence of the seven sages. Their inclusion places the principal shrine within a broader sacred narrative, while the exact on-site worship sequence should be learned locally.
Goddess Savitri
The current trust names Savitri with Brahma in the principal identity.
Seven Sages
The sacred ensemble is described with the seven sages as associated figures.
Temple Practice
Puja, aarti and abhishek are established, while current booking methods and fees are not publicly confirmed.
Meaning and Significance
Why the Asotra tirth matters
Brahma-Savitri Focus
The paired identity distinguishes this as a Brahma-primary Siddh Peeth rather than a generic multi-deity listing.
Sant Khetaramji Legacy
The tirth is closely connected with the life and religious work of Sant Khetaramji.
Rajpurohit Connection
Trust material places the campus within a living Rajpurohit devotional and community tradition.
Sacred Campus
Associated shrines and service spaces allow the visit to extend beyond the main darshan.
Sacred Tradition
Trust tradition and living memory
Temple and trust narratives connect the creation of the tirth with Sant Khetaramji and the devotional aspirations of the Rajpurohit community. This is presented as the institution's own sacred and community tradition.
Vaikunth Dham, Shiva Dhuna and the Lakshminarayan Temple form part of the documented campus setting. Visitors should follow current access signs rather than assume every area is open at all times.
History
A modern foundation developed over twenty-four years
20 April 1961
The trust records this as the foundation date of the tirth.
Sant Khetaramji
The development is associated with Sant Khetaramji and the Rajpurohit devotional community.
Twenty-Four-Year Build
Temple material describes a development period of approximately twenty-four years.
6 May 1984
The current trust gives this as the consecration date; older material gives a conflicting date and is not followed here.
Architecture
Stone, marble and a planned sacred ensemble
Yellow Stone
Supplied temple material highlights yellow stone in the built fabric.
Jodhpur Stone
Jodhpur stone is also identified as part of the architectural material palette.
Marble Work
Marble is recorded in the temple finish and sacred image context.
Campus Composition
The principal temple sits within an extended campus of shrines and community service facilities.
Entrance, Direction and Sanctum
Arrival and movement through the campus
Approach Asotra from Balotra by road and use the current map pin for the tirth. The precise final turn, vehicle drop-off and parking pattern should be confirmed locally.
Once inside, begin with the principal Brahma-Savitri darshan and follow posted directions for associated spaces. The source set does not establish a fixed visitor circuit or accessible route.
Special Features
What gives the tirth its distinctive character
Brahma-Savitri Siddh Peeth
The principal identity combines Brahma worship with the trust-recorded presence of Savitri.
Seven-Sage Ensemble
The seven sages are recorded as part of the broader sacred representation.
Associated Shrines
Vaikunth Dham, Shiva Dhuna and Lakshminarayan Temple are documented on the campus.
Community Facilities
Temple material describes a bhojanshala, gaushala and lodging; current availability and access should be checked.
Quick Decision Guide
Choose the planning path that fits your visit.
ROUTE
Best Starting Point
Use Balotra as the practical rail and road-transfer lead for Asotra.
Plan the routeTIMINGS
Separate Hours from Aarti
Do not infer gate hours from the aarti sequence; confirm both separately.
Review timing statusCAMPUS
Allow Extra Time
Allow additional time if associated shrines are open during the visit.
See the campus circuitSERVICES
Confirm Before Depending
Ask directly about lodging, meals, puja or donation arrangements.
Read visitor guidanceDarshan Process
A practical eight-step flow. Current on-site directions always take priority.
1
Reconfirm Before Travel
Check current gate hours, worship times and any event-day changes directly before travelling to Shree Kheteshwar Brahmdham Tirth.
2
Plan the Final Approach
Use Balotra and Jalore Road as planning leads, then reconfirm the last road segment, parking and drop-off locally.
3
Follow On-Site Guidance
Use the marked entrance and follow current instructions for footwear, bags, photography and queue movement.
4
Enter Respectfully
Choose modest clothing, keep the approach quiet and give priority to local worship procedures.
5
Take Darshan
Move with the active queue, pause only where permitted and avoid obstructing ritual activity.
6
Pray Quietly
Use a short personal prayer or one of the clearly presented mantras without treating it as a temple-mandated rite.
7
Ask Before Offering
Confirm accepted offerings, seva arrangements, donations and prasad at an official on-site counter.
8
Complete the Visit
Visit additional sacred spaces only where access is open, then leave through the indicated route and keep the grounds clean.
How to Reach
The best-supported approach is by road from Balotra. Airport services, exact transfers and the internal vehicle arrangement should all be reconfirmed close to travel.
Jodhpur airport planning lead
- Jodhpur is the regional airport planning lead. Current flight services, road distance and transfer availability are not publicly confirmed by the tirth.
Balotra Junction
- Balotra Junction is an approximately 11 km planning lead in older official material. Check the current timetable and arrange onward road transport.
Balotra-Asotra via Jalore Road
- Trust and state material place the tirth about 11 km from Balotra on Jalore Road. Confirm road conditions and the final turn before departure.
Asotra tirth campus
- Continue into Asotra using the exact map pin. Parking, vehicle drop-off and step-free movement within the campus are not publicly documented.
Sacred Timings
Source-published winter aarti sequence: 07:00, 09:00, 10:00, 19:00 and 21:00. Summer sequence: 06:00, 08:00, 10:00, 20:00 and 22:00. The publication does not state an effective date.
Planning statusConfirm locallyConfirm gate hours, current aarti times, entry rules and any festival-day arrangements directly with the tirth before travel.
TEMPLE ACCESS
Temple Access
Daily gate hoursNot publicly confirmed
Afternoon closureNot publicly confirmed
Festival-day accessConfirm directly with the tirth
SOURCE-PUBLISHED AARTI SEQUENCE
Source-Published Aarti Sequence
Winter07:00, 09:00, 10:00, 19:00, 21:00
Summer06:00, 08:00, 10:00, 20:00, 22:00
Schedule statusPublished by the trust; effective date not stated
Schedule note
Confirm before travel
The listed times are a ritual sequence, not proof that the gates remain open continuously.
Visitor note
Use current local guidance
Reconfirm the applicable season, current clock times and access arrangements before travelling.
Festivals
Documented observances with dates to reconfirm
Vaishakh Consecration Observance
The consecration is commemorated in Vaishakh; the current calendar date should be confirmed with the tirth.
Sant Khetaramji Barsi
A remembrance observance for Sant Khetaramji is documented; date and visitor arrangements vary.
Mahashivratri
Mahashivratri observance is documented in the wider campus context; confirm the current programme.
Guru Purnima
Guru Purnima is recorded as an important observance; verify the current schedule before travel.
Temple Mantras
These are short, clearly readable Brahma invocations for personal prayer. They are not presented as a temple-specific mandatory rite or a substitute for local guidance.
Brahma Moola Mantra
Om Prajapataye Namah
Meaning: Salutations to Prajapati, the Lord of creation.
Context: Optional personal prayer; not presented as a temple-specific required recitation.
Brahma Beej Mantra
Om Aim Hreem Kleem Sah Om Prajapataye Namah
Meaning: A reverent invocation to Prajapati using sacred seed sounds.
Context: Optional personal prayer; not presented as a temple-specific required recitation.
Daily Worship and Rituals
Worship with care for current temple practice
Take darshan of Brahma with Savitri and follow the active queue and sanctum guidance. Use the seasonal aarti sequence only after confirming which schedule is currently in force.
Official material establishes puja, aarti and abhishek, but booking mechanics and fees are not publicly confirmed. Associated sacred spaces may be visited when open; ask locally about the appropriate order.
Explore Lord Brahma Worship
Continue with five focused topics in the Lord Brahma hub.
Offerings and Prasad
Confirm current arrangements before presenting any item.
Accepted Offerings
Current temple-approved items are not publicly confirmed. Ask at an official counter before purchasing or presenting anything.
Prasad
Distribution method and availability are not publicly confirmed; receive prasad only as directed on site.
Donations and Seva
Use official temple channels and obtain a receipt where available. Confirm seva booking and fees directly.
Community Services
Bhojanshala, lodging and gaushala activities are described, but current public access and contribution methods require confirmation.
Best Time to Visit
Season and crowd planning
Ordinary Visit
Choose a morning or evening period only after the gate and aarti schedule has been reconfirmed.
Seasonal Planning
Winter and summer use different published ritual sequences; verify which one applies.
Festival Visit
Expect changed access and larger gatherings during major observances; confirm arrangements in advance.
Weather
Western Rajasthan can be hot. Carry water for the journey and follow on-site rules for where it may be taken.
Nearby Sacred Places and Landmarks
Associated sacred places within the Asotra campus
Vaikunth Dham
A linked sacred component within the same campus; confirm which areas are open.
Shiva Dhuna
A documented campus shrine and practice area within internal walking distance.
Lakshminarayan Temple
An associated shrine adjoining the principal campus.
Asotra Sacred Campus Circuit
The three associated places below form a practical same-campus extension, subject to current access and the directions provided on site.
- Principal Brahma-Savitri Darshan
Begin at the main sacred focus and follow the current queue. - Vaikunth Dham and Lakshminarayan
Continue only along routes currently open to visitors. - Shiva Dhuna
Conclude at the documented practice area if access is permitted.
This is a suggested visitor route, not an official compulsory pilgrimage order. Reorder stops according to current access, weather and personal mobility.
Visitor Information and Safety
Before you enter
- OperationsGate hours, access rules, parking and current ritual timings are not fully published.
- Heat and hydrationPlan for western Rajasthan heat while respecting restrictions around food and water in sacred areas.
- Campus movementUse signed paths and ask for help because accessible routing is not publicly documented.
- Official transactionsUse official counters for donations, rooms, meals or puja arrangements and retain receipts.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is at Asotra in Tehsil Pachpadra, District Balotra, Rajasthan 344022, India.
The current trust identifies the principal sacred pairing as Lord Brahma with Goddess Savitri.
Current public gate hours have not been verified. Confirm them directly before travelling.
The trust publishes winter and summer sequences, but the effective date is not stated. Reconfirm the current sequence before relying on it.
Trust and state material describe it as about 11 km from Balotra on Jalore Road.
Temple material describes lodging, a bhojanshala and a gaushala, but current availability and public arrangements should be confirmed directly.
Reference Notes
Supplied temple research and approved public references used for careful framing.
Brahmdham Tirth Trust - About
Primary reference for identity, foundation, consecration and shrine scope.
Open referenceBrahmdham Tirth Trust - Contact
Primary reference for the current Asotra address and institution details.
Open referenceRajasthan Devasthan Profile
Older state reference used for history, materials, travel and festival context; superseded location and date conflicts are not repeated.
Open referenceOpening hours, access rules, local transport and festival arrangements can change. Reconfirm time-sensitive details close to your visit.