"Laxman Siddh Temple, located in the peaceful surroundings of Dehradun, is a revered spiritual site dedicated to Lord Laxman, the brother of Lord Rama. Nestled amidst lush forests and hills, this ancient temple offers a tranquil escape from the city’s hustle. The serene ambiance and natural beauty make it a perfect spot for meditation and devotion.

The temple is believed to have been established during the Mahabharata era, adding to its historical significance. A sacred water stream flows nearby, where devotees often take a dip, considering it purifying and spiritually uplifting. The main shrine houses an idol of Lord Laxman, and the peaceful chants and prayers create a divine atmosphere.

The surrounding area is ideal for nature lovers, with scenic views and a short trek leading to the temple. The journey itself is refreshing, with fresh mountain air and chirping birds enhancing the experience. The temple is less commercialized, maintaining its spiritual essence.

Visitors can also explore nearby attractions like the Tapkeshwar Temple and Robber’s Cave. The priests are welcoming and share fascinating stories about the temple’s legends.

Overall, Laxman Siddh Temple is a must-visit for those seeking spiritual solace and natural beauty. Its calm environment and religious significance leave a lasting impression."

Shubham Badoni

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The temple is truly a beautiful and serene place — surrounded by peace and spirituality. The atmosphere fills you with calmness, and you can feel divine energy all around. It offers everything one hopes for when visiting a temple — devotion, tranquility, and a sense of connection with the divine.

However, it’s disheartening to see that such a sacred place is overshadowed by the behavior of the temple priest. He was rude and disrespectful toward a devotee simply because the person belonged to a different caste or was not Garhwali. Such discrimination goes against the very essence of what a temple stands for — equality, compassion, and devotion beyond boundaries.

The temple itself is divine, but the management should ensure that every devotee, regardless of background, is treated with respect and kindness. After all, faith knows no caste or region. 🙏

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I want this to report to authority but there is no contact information about temple management.."

Mandy Roy

"Laxman Siddh, a very beautiful temple in the mid of green jungle. One of the famous old Siddh in Dehradun. Temple located in near to Harshals police station, Lachhiwala range near the Dehradun Haridwar highway. Devotees are believed to pray with jaggery, wheat, incense stick (dhup) and small cup shaped lamp that made from clay or mud (Diya). Share the jaggery, coconut, wheat to Temple’s priest, he will do the ritual (puja) and then half of the items will share with you as a prasad, that priest available inside the Temple. When you go to the temple on the way a heavy midst beautiful jungle filled with nature’s beauty. Feel the grace of nature. Whenever I went there I feel lost in the midst of woods, don’t wanna come back. Just be there always for more than hours. Must visit if you are in Dehradun or planning for Dehradun. Many monkeys available there so take care of it. At starting of temple many stalls are there for the puja required things. Price is nominal. Devotees can go there with empty stomach and after visiting mandir and finished puja, there are many stalls to eat light breakfast like tea, pakoda. Their tea and pakoda’s taste is too yummy. Also the price is very nominal. A huge place for parking 2 wheelers and 4 wheelers."

Nittu Gogoi