The first grand Hanuman temple & spiritual campus of New England — a living source of shakti, bhakti and seva for generations to come.
FITCHBURG, MASSACHUSETTS • 71.5 SACRED ACRES
New England has Hanuman mandirs — but no grand Dham, no monumental murti, no pilgrimage destination. More than 500,000 Indian-Americans live across the Northeast, yet our families still drive to New Jersey or fly to India for the darshan, weddings, and sanskars a Dham provides. We are building that home — here.
A traditional mandir and a monumental murti of Lord Hanuman — an object of worship and pilgrimage for the entire Northeast.
Gurukul classes, Hanuman Chalisa, Sundarkand path, festivals and all sixteen sanskars — dharma passed to our children, at home.
A prasadalay where every devotee and visitor is fed — the oldest dharmic institution, alive every single day.
A phased, debt-conscious campus on 71.5 acres — owned forever by a Massachusetts nonprofit religious organization.
Every single day — before the household wakes — our founding Mahant, Pujya Ma Uresha, completes 108 recitations of the Hanuman Chalisa. On Hanuman Jayanti, five hundred. Not for one year. For a lifetime.
Shree Hanuman Dham is that sadhana taking physical form. The Dham's signature daily practice will be the same collective 108 Hanuman Chalisa — begun by one mother in Massachusetts, continued by a community, forever.
Where the murti of Shree Hanuman ji rises, the community rises with it.
Developed in phases on 71.5 acres — every component a religious home for worship, celebration, learning and seva.
Traditional temple with consecrated murtis, daily aarti & seva.
A grand vigraha of Shree Hanuman ji — the heart of the Dham and of the Northeast.
Sacred hall for Hindu weddings and all sixteen sanskars.
Annakshetra dining hall — prasad for every devotee and visitor.
Devotional gardens, Ramayan darshan yatra and meditation paths.
Bal Vihar, Sanskrit, Hanuman Chalisa and culture classes for children.
Kathas, bhajans and community gatherings for every generation.
Residence for temple priests, adjacent to the mandir.
We build with discipline: the City's guidance first, the land second, the mandir on a foundation of certainty. Followed openly, step by step, with our community.
Form of Intent filed with the City of Fitchburg for the 71.5-acre parcel (July 2026).
Fitchburg's Planning, Economic Development & Building departments engaged — feasibility meeting invited by the City.
The first 108 founding families pledge their seva and form the Dham's foundation.
Land acquisition and sacred groundbreaking — Phase 1 begins.
The first mandir hall opens — daily worship and the collective 108 begin.
BAPS Akshardham in Robbinsville, NJ — the largest Hindu temple in the Western Hemisphere — draws thousands of visitors of every background each day, and lifted an entire town's economy around it. New England's Dham will stand one hour from Boston, within a day's drive of the entire Northeast.
Darshan will always be free. The Dham is sustained by seva.
Your family's name, carved into the first Hanuman Dham of New England — for generations of devotees to see. Every level of seva builds the same home.
For murti sthapana seva, principal-hall naming, and Founding Trustee conversations, please contact the Founder directly. All contributions are donations to a religious nonprofit organization — recognition is honorary; no ownership or governance rights attach to any donation.
Shree Hanuman Dham of America is now formed, with its own organizational bank account. Your seva goes directly to the Dham — land, mandir, murti, and daily annadanam. Every contribution is receipted.
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Murti sthapana, naming seva, appreciated stock, and employer matching — speak with the Founder directly.
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