Dudhaleshwar Mahadev Temple

Dudhaleshwar Mahadev Temple is an ancient Shiva shrine located in the midst of the Todgarh-Raoli Wildlife Sanctuary in Todgarh, Ajmer district, Rajasthan. The temple derives its name from a legend where milk flowed from the shivlinga during a sage's prayers. It features a perennial spring and is surrounded by banyan and tamarind trees within the sanctuary's forested hills.

Visitors can explore an ancient Shiva temple situated within the Todgarh-Raoli Wildlife Sanctuary, surrounded by dense forest and hills. The temple complex houses a perennial spring water source and is enveloped by banyan and tamarind trees. The serene natural setting offers opportunities for meditation and spiritual contemplation amidst wildlife habitat.

The temple is named after a legend where a sage resided here and milk flowed from the shivlinga during his prayers, giving the place its name 'Dudhaleshwar' (dudh meaning milk). The temple is managed by a local trust and has been an ancient place of worship.

The temple holds religious significance as a Shiva shrine and is believed to be a place where one can be cured of snake bites according to local belief. It serves as a spiritual destination within the wildlife sanctuary.