Kapileshwar Sthan is one of famous lord shiv temple in Madhubani district. Kapileshwar sthan पूजा की जगह है।वहाँ एक प्रभु शिव मंदिर यहाँ है।
यह भी एक चिड़िया के क्षेत्र है। प्रसिद्ध भगवान शिव मंदिर में मधुबनी जिले में से एक है। इस जगह Saurath सभा के पास स्थित है। यह राष्ट्रीय राजमार्ग सं-105 पर स्थित है।
Its said that men who visit Bhola baba on sunday will get opportunity to find his expectatio
ns. and for women who visit or worship Bholababa on monday will get opportunity to find her expectations. If you are a fevorite kirtan listner or want to participate in Kirtan bhajan , most welcome by organiser of kirtan mandali......
Special dish: Jalebi Kachhari, Mudhhi and Jhilly is main dish
This is one of the indias most religious Places similar to Devghar..............
Special Drinks: Bhang Dhathur
History: Sacred centers of Mithila having devotion with lord Shiva Named after Kapil Muni, It is situated at 2 Km from Rahika, 2 Km from Basauli , 10 km from Madhubani, 6 km from Dulha Village the Birth place of famous Maithili singer Ashok Chanchal also a great Bhakt of Kapileshwar Baba if you are Coming from Bisfi block)
This famous temple built by Darbhanga Maharaja The temple area spread over 52 hectare the compound comprise of big pond, mango yard etc
According to local belief, it was the great saint Kapil Muni who installed the lord Shiva Linga here that’s why the name of this lord Shiva became Kapileshwar Baba (Mahadev)
According to some other believe, while returning from Sri Ram Vivah (Lord Rama), saint kapil muni was very much impressed with the Location (where Is Kapileshwar sthan now) And decided to install the lord Shiva. Every day large number of devotees comes to temple for darshan and blessing. During sravan month, lakhs Of devotees come to offer pray and to seek blessing
The purpose and initiative is exploration and establishment of tourism industry in Mithila. The temple of Kapileshwar Baba (Of Lord Shiva) is a famous temple in our Mithilanchal. Source of Revenue:
Daan by devotees
Rental from the small traders within the temple premises
