Why devotees come here
Quadrilateral Baba Vishnu Mandir Beera stands in Birwahi village, also called Bira, in Hamirpur district, Uttar Pradesh. The district government calls it an ancient temple and a rare example of Chandel period sculpture, with huge stone idols of Vishnu and Lakshmi.
The district government calls this an ancient temple and a rare example of Chandel period sculpture. The original temple is said to have been built about 1000 years ago, using only stone. Huge stone idols of Vishnu and Lakshmi are inside.
The idols are in fragments. Remains of many ancient idols were found during excavation at the site. Foreign invaders broke the idols several times in the past.
A fair is held here every year on the new moon, or amavasya, of Chaitra month. The temple stands in Birwahi village, also called Bira, in the Hamirpur district of Uttar Pradesh. It is 500 metres west of the main road, on the Sarila Gohand road. Kanpur is the nearest airport, and the nearest railway stations are Hamirpur Road and Bharuwa Sumerpur.
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