Keshav Rai Ji Temple - Hindu temple in Keshoraipatan - Bundi, India

Keshav Rai Temple is a temple on the Chambal River in Keshoraipatan, India. It was built in 1641 by Rao Raja Chattar Sal of Bundi. Many devotees take bath in the Chambal River during Kartik poornima and take part in the kartik fair. It is believed that Lord Vishnu was pleased with the intense devotion of Raja Ranti Deo. He appeared in the form of two idols, one of Shri Keshavji in white stone and the other of Shri Charbhuja Nath in black Stone. Raja Ranti Deo started the building of the temple in Samvat 1307. But this building work was completed in four generations as the domestic conditions of the royal family, palace intrigues and political upheavals disturbed the work which was completed only by fits and starts. Finally the work was brought to completion in the year Samvat 1698 (1641 AD) by Rao Raja Chattar Salji. The famous prayer of lord Keshav Rai " Keshavastak" with Sastriya music melody has recently been written by main priest(pujari) and Vedvigya Pandit Jamna Lal Sharma. As revealed by Pandit Sharma, it is believed that Chambal river takes U-turn after touching the feet of lord Keshav Rai. The temple has another statue of lord Shiva"Jambu Margeshwar" which is located in the same campus in another temple. It is believed that it was founded by Rishi Parasuram who did austerity at Chambal river bank.

Mesmerising view of chambal,organiesd Kartik Purnima fair at chambal river bank

Those who are devotees it's a place for worship, those who are seeking a peaceful place to find themselves can meditate on the ghats, For ancient and Indian architect lovers it's one more sight to admire the great effort in carving the stones to make the temple an example of the finest arts of India

Exellent architectury......nice view of chambal river from temple

Very nice temple on the bank of river chambal. It is around 30 km from kota.

Keshav Rai Temple is very old temple and situated near the bank of Chambal river.

Keshavrai ji temple near chambal river . Clean and big temple in keshavrai patan in bundi dist. Distance of the temple from kota about 25 km.

Situated at a distance of 45 kms from Bundi, Keshav Rai Patan temple is well-known for its Bundi architectural style. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. If you're an ardent devotee of Lord Vishnu, then come and seek blessings here! . keshv raay paattn mNdir, buuNdii . #RajasthanTourism #rajasthan #IncredibleIndia #IncredibleRajasthan . #Travel #TravelGram #Traveling #TravelBlogger #Traveler #TravelLife #TravelDiaries #LovetoTravel #Travelmore #Travelbug #Explore #GoExplore #Explorer #Wanderer #Wanderlust #Wonderfulplaces #PlacesofIndia #TravelIndia #Photooftheday #Adventure #Trip