Pir Matsyendranath

Pir Matsyendranath is a small syncretic shrine located on the banks of the Shipra River near Bhartrihari Caves in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. Dedicated to Matsyendranath, the 9th-10th century founder of the Nath tradition and guru of Gorakhnath, it is revered by both Hindus and Muslims. The modest whitewashed structure with a tomb-like sanctum sits in a tranquil riverside setting and is notable for its Nath-Sufi heritage and association with Ujjain's ancient yogic tradition.

Visitors can expect a small, quiet riverside shrine with a simple whitewashed domed structure and an inner sanctum containing the symbolic tomb/shrine of Matsyendranath. The site is set near the Shipra River and Bhartrihari Caves in a semi-natural, peaceful environment with steps leading down toward the river. The area is modest with limited commercial development, visited for darshan, offering prayers, and quiet sightseeing. Photography of the exterior and surroundings is generally possible.