Shringinari Temple

Shringinari Temple is a Hindu temple located in Shringinari village, Aurai tehsil, Bhadohi district (Sant Ravidas Nagar), Uttar Pradesh. Dedicated to Sage Shringi (Shringi Rishi), it is associated with the Ramayana tradition where the sage performed the Putreshti Yagna for King Dasharatha. Situated on the banks of a small water body in a rural setting, the temple is a local pilgrimage site and is noted for its religious significance and annual fairs.

Visitors can expect a modest rural temple complex dedicated to Sage Shringi, set in Shringinari village surrounded by agricultural fields and a pond. The main shrine houses the deity, with simple temple architecture and open courtyard areas for prayer and circumambulation. The environment is quiet and devotional, with local pilgrims, small shops for offerings, and space to sit near the water body. The site is primarily for darshan, sightseeing and experiencing local religious traditions.

The temple is associated with Sage Shringi, a revered rishi in Hindu tradition. According to local belief and Ramayana-related tradition, Sage Shringi performed the Putreshti Yagna for King Dasharatha of Ayodhya, which led to the birth of Lord Rama and his brothers. The site is regarded as the sage's hermitage (ashram) location.

The temple holds religious significance for Hindu devotees as a shrine to Sage Shringi. It serves as a local pilgrimage destination and community gathering place, especially during religious festivals and annual fairs when devotees visit to offer prayers and participate in traditional observances.