Mitheshwarnath Shiva Temple

Highlights

• Mitheshwarnath Shiva Temple is a Hindu Temple, dedicated to the Hindu god "Shiva".
• This temple is located at Chunabhatti, near Mitthu Mistri Chowk, Darbhanga District, Bihar, India.
• This temple was built in the 20th century, as compared to Cornerstone of the Temple, and established by "Mitthu Mistri Thakur" in March 1949.
• The name of the temple is originally denoted by "Mitthu Mistri Thakur."
• After the death of Mitthu Mistri Thakur on 21 October 1982, this temple was maintained by Mitthu Mistri Thakur's sons (viz., Motilal Thakur, Misrilal Thakur, Sonelal Thakur, Shobhalal Thakur, and Bipinlal Thakur).

Dress Code

Modest, respectful clothing is expected at this site.

History

• •This temple is about 71 years old if it is done from the established date.
• •According to the foundation stone of this temple, the temple is built and established by "Mitthu Mistri Thakur." A legend story is hidden within this temple.
• •According to the legend story told by "Mitthu Mistri Thakur's" grandson, "J.

Architecture

• •The architecture style of this temple is Mandapa compared to the Hindu temple structure.
• •The architecture of this temple was built by a British architect.
• •The area calculation of the temple is 0.03 acres OR 7.17 dhur as per "Google Earth." The height of this temple is about 25–30 feet.

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