The '1100 Quarters' name derives from the specific government residential housing scheme originally built in the area.
Arera Colony, where the temple resides, is known as one of the earliest planned residential developments in Bhopal.
The temple serves as a focal point for large-scale Hanuman Jayanti celebrations in the Bhopal South district.
The Hanuman Temple 1100 Quarters is a prominent local Hindu shrine located within the residential hub of Arera Colony, Bhopal. It serves as a central spiritual destination for residents of the surrounding 1100 Quarters housing area. The temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman, a central deity in the Ramayana, and is frequently visited for its evening Aarti sessions. It features a distinct orange-hued idol structure typical of regional Hanuman temples. The site functions as both a religious space and a communal gathering point for neighborhood festivals. It remains an active place of worship with daily ritual offerings conducted by local priests.
From the temple courtyard looking toward the main entrance, capturing the vibrant exterior color scheme.
Visit during the early morning or evening for the most authentic experience of local worship rituals.
Check the local calendar for Hanuman Jayanti or Diwali, as the temple becomes significantly more active during these periods.
Remove footwear in the designated area outside the main sanctum before entering.
Avoid taking photographs of the inner sanctum or the deity without first seeking permission from the temple management or priests.
Dress modestly, remove footwear before entering the temple complex, and maintain silence inside the inner sanctum.
