Why devotees come here
Chopareshwar Temple stands beside the Chopra pond in Rath, a town in Hamirpur district, Uttar Pradesh. Its main shrine holds an idol of Shiva, and the Shivling is said to resemble Mahakaleshwar of Ujjain. Legend ties the place to the Mahabharata period, after the arrival of Khaki Baba.
The temple is famous by the name Chopareshwar. Its main shrine holds an idol of Shiva. Legend says the place became holy during the Mahabharata period, after the arrival of Khaki Baba. The Shivling is described as iconic, and it is said to resemble Mahakaleshwar of Ujjain. The same account says Uttara, daughter of King Virat, established that Ujjain temple.
The temple stands beside a pond called Chopra, on the east side of Rath Nagar headquarters. Shrines to Markandeshwar, Ramlala, Ganesh and Hanuman are in the same complex, so one visit covers several deities.
Rath has a municipal board and is the headquarters of its subdivision, which is headed by a Sub-Divisional Magistrate. The town lies about 506 km southeast of New Delhi, in Hamirpur district of Uttar Pradesh.

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