Shri Kalpeshwar Nath Temple (Baba Jangle Nath Temple), Rajapur Bhariya Forest, Balrampur, Uttar Pradesh

There is a Shiva temple in the middle of Rajapur Bharia forest in Balrampur district development block, where priests do not dwell at night. Shri Kalpeshwar Nath Temple, also known as Baba Jungleath Temple. The doors of this temple are never locked. It is believed that Bholenath has special blessings on this temple. The temple is guarded by a pair of snakes. According to the temple priests and locals, religious programs are held here during the day. Due to the protection of the temple, the snake-serpent pair come in the evening. No person living in the temple premises remained alive till date.  Centuries ago some shepherds told the Royal family about the Shiva Linga coming out into the forest. On which the queen decided to renovate the temple and tried to move the Shiva Linga to another place, but he did not hesitate. Later the royal family worshiped Lord Shiva. After which Shiva Linga was installed immediately next to it and the temple was renovated by law. People from far-flung districts visit the temple. During the month of Sawan, devotees are also seen here, who come here for Jalabhishek. This temple is located 12 kilometers from the district headquarters of Balrampur.

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