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Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple
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Mathura, Uttar Pradesh -
December 20, 2025
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December 20, 2025 
Important Days and Dates
– Maha Shivaratri – major celebrations.
– Shravan Month (July–August) – Mondays are especially auspicious.
– Daily Temple Timings:
* Morning: 05:00 AM – 12:00 PM
* Evening: 04:00/04:30 PM – 09:00/10:30 PM
How to Reach
From Delhi to Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple:
- By Road: Approx. 166 km, around 3 hours via Yamuna Expressway.
- By Train: Many direct trains from Delhi to Mathura.
- Local Distance: Around 3 km from Mathura Railway Station.
From Ahmedabad to Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple:
- By Train: Fastest approx. 12 hours 8 minutes to Mathura Junction.
- By Road: Approx. 843 km (12+ hours).
- Local travel within Mathura by taxi/auto.
History of the Temple
Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple is one of the oldest temples of Mathura. According to legend, it was established when the ancient city of Mathura was founded, and Lord Shiva took the form of Bhuteshwar—the protector of the city. It is one of the four directional guardian temples (Dik‑palak) of Mathura. The temple also includes the sacred Patal‑Devi Cave.
Description
Important Days and Dates
– Maha Shivaratri – major celebrations.
– Shravan Month (July–August) – Mondays are especially auspicious.
– Daily Temple Timings:
* Morning: 05:00 AM – 12:00 PM
* Evening: 04:00/04:30 PM – 09:00/10:30 PM
How to Reach
From Delhi to Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple:
- By Road: Approx. 166 km, around 3 hours via Yamuna Expressway.
- By Train: Many direct trains from Delhi to Mathura.
- Local Distance: Around 3 km from Mathura Railway Station.
From Ahmedabad to Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple:
- By Train: Fastest approx. 12 hours 8 minutes to Mathura Junction.
- By Road: Approx. 843 km (12+ hours).
- Local travel within Mathura by taxi/auto.
History of the Temple
Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple is one of the oldest temples of Mathura. According to legend, it was established when the ancient city of Mathura was founded, and Lord Shiva took the form of Bhuteshwar—the protector of the city. It is one of the four directional guardian temples (Dik‑palak) of Mathura. The temple also includes the sacred Patal‑Devi Cave.
