चुलकाना धाम कैसे पहुंचे? Khatu Shyam Chulkana Dham! ट्रेन द्वारा! Samalkha (Panipat)

In This Video: You can just reach Khatu Shyam Chulkana Dham Temple by train. Distance From Delhi to Samalkha = 72-75 Km Distance From Panipat to Samalkha = 20 Km Distance from Samalkha to Chulkana = 5 km Total Railway Stations From Old Delhi to Samalkha: Old Delhi – Sabji Mandi – Adarsh ​​Nagar Delhi – Badli – Khera Road – Holambi Road – Narela – Rathdhana – Harsana Road – Sonipat Junction – Sandal Road – Rajlu Garhi – Ganaur – Bhodwal Majri – Samalkha Train Ticket Price = Samalkha to Chulkana Village = 20 (By Auto) Chulkana Dham Temple Welcome to the ancient Siddha Shri Shyam Mandir Chulkana Dham. Those devotees who want to come to Chulkana Dham for darshan of Baba Shyam. Very convenient route for those devotees. Chulkana Dham is located in Panipat District, Samalakha Tehsil, Haryana State. where there is a grand temple of Baba Shyam. If devotees want to come via train, the nearest railways from Chulkana Dham are ‘Bhodwal Majri’ and ‘Samalakha’. After getting off here, you have to reach Chulkana Dham by auto rickshaw. Baba gave the gift of head Chulkana village, now famous as Chulkana Dham, is located about 5 km from Samalakha town in Panipat district of Haryana state. This is the holy place where Baba gave the head. Chulkana Dham is considered to be the best pilgrimage site of Kali. Chulkana Dham is associated with the Mahabharata. Ghatotkacha, son of Bhima, son of the Pandavas, was married to Kamakantakata, daughter of the demon. Their son was Barbaric. Barbaric was blessed by Mahadev and Vijaya Devi. By worshiping him, Barbarian received three arrows with which he could destroy even the creation. Barbaric's mother doubted that the Pandavas could not win the Mahabharata war. Seeing the bravery of her son, the mother asked the barbarian for a promise that he would go and see the battle, but if he had to fight, he would support the loser. The motherly son accepted the mother's word, so he is also called the support of the loser. At the command of his mother, the barbarians set out on horseback to watch the battle. His horse was named Leela, hence also called the rider of Leela. As soon as he arrived at the battle, the soldiers were afraid of his huge appearance. Sri Krishna asked the Pandavas to come only after knowing their introduction. Sri Krishna disguised himself as a Brahmin and approached Barbaric. The Barbarians were engaged in worship at that time. After the worship was over, Barbaric saw him as a Brahmin and asked Krishna, “What can I do for you? Sri Krishna said, 'Whatever I ask, can you give it to me?' "I have nothing to give, but still if you have something in your sight, I am willing to give it," said Barbaric. Sri Krishna asked for the gift of the head. The barbarian said that he would give the head, but a Brahmin never asks for the head. Tell me the truth, who are you? When Sri Krishna appeared in His true form, he asked why did you do this? Then Sri Krishna said that for the success of this war, the sacrifice of someone very strong is needed. There are three mighty heroes on earth: I, Arjuna and the third is you, because you are from the Pandava clan. Your sacrifice for the defense will always be remembered. Barbaric worshiped the gods and goddesses and bowed to the mother and in one blow separated the head from the torso and donated the head to Krishna. Sri Krishna took the head in his hands, sprinkled it with nectar and immortalized it and placed it on a mound. The place where the head was placed is the holy place Chulkana Dham and which today we refer to as the ancient Siddha Shri Shyam Mandir Chulkana Dham.