Brahma Temple, Asotra

The Brahma Temple at Asotra, also known as Shri Kheteshwar Brahmadham Teerth, is a significant Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Brahma in Balotra district of Rajasthan. Built by Brahmarshi Sant Khetaram Ji Maharaj in the late 20th century, it is recognized as the world's second major Brahma temple after Pushkar. The temple complex features Nilachal architecture and houses idols of both Lord Brahma and Goddess Savitri, making it unique among Brahma temples.

Visitors can expect a serene spiritual environment with well-maintained temple structures built in Nilachal architectural style. The temple complex includes the main shrine dedicated to Lord Brahma and Goddess Savitri, along with the samadhi (memorial) of founder Sant Khetaram Ji Maharaj. The premises feature peaceful surroundings suitable for meditation and reflection, with facilities for prasadam distribution and accommodation available for pilgrims.

The temple was constructed in the late 20th century by Brahmarshi Sant Khetaram Ji Maharaj (1912-1984), who founded this sacred site with the intention of establishing a dedicated place for Brahma worship. It holds significance as the world's second major Brahma temple after the ancient Pushkar Brahma Temple.

The temple serves as an important pilgrimage site for devotees of Lord Brahma, one of the few temples worldwide dedicated to the creator god in Hinduism. The presence of both Brahma and Savitri idols makes it culturally unique. The temple hosts annual festivals and regular aarti ceremonies that attract devotees from across the region.