Hanuman Jayanti

Typically April, though the exact date and even the tradition used varies by region. Confirm for your specific destination and year. (confirmed on enquiry)

No — it's observed broadly at Hanuman temples across the country rather than concentrated at a single major site.

Hanuman Jayanti typically falls in the Hindu month of Chaitra, usually placing it in April on the Gregorian calendar, though the exact lunar day observed varies by regional tradition, and some regions mark it at a different point in the year entirely. Confirm locally for your specific travel dates.

Hanuman temples across the country hold special prayers, recitations of the Hanuman Chalisa, and processions on this day. Unlike Ram Navami's concentration at Ayodhya, Hanuman Jayanti is observed broadly at Hanuman temples nationwide rather than at one dominant pilgrimage site.