Bithuja Bheruji Dham

Bithuja Bheruji Dham is a Hindu temple complex dedicated to Baba Ramdev, a revered 14th-century folk deity of Rajasthan. Located on the banks of River Luni near Balotra, the temple attracts devotees who believe in visiting it before proceeding to Runicha. The complex features multiple shrines and hosts a significant fair during the Bhadrapada month.

Visitors can explore a temple complex with multiple shrines including those dedicated to Mahadevji, Krishnaji, and Vishnuji. The site features Harji Bhati's Temple, depictions of Shri Krishna's life, Balinathiji ka Dhuna, and Shugan Ghoda Samadhi. The temple is situated on the banks of River Luni, offering riverside views. Devotees can attend morning and evening aarti ceremonies.

The temple is dedicated to Baba Ramdev, a 14th-century Rajput saint from the Pokhran region who devoted his life to uplifting the downtrodden and poor. He is revered by both Hindus as an incarnation of Lord Krishna and by Muslims as Ramshah Pir or Hindwapir. His miraculous powers gained recognition from peers of Mecca.

Baba Ramdev represents interfaith harmony in Rajasthan, being worshipped by both Hindu and Muslim communities. The temple serves as an important pilgrimage site, with devotees traditionally visiting before going to Runicha. The annual Bhadrapada fair attracts thousands of devotees.