Very good place to spend time.... It's location is not good and you will find some difficulty in finding it.... The Temple's infrastructure is good and it is well maintained by the society... Space for parking is also there and you can sit here for as long as you wish...

I like the place .This place is good and you just spend little bit more time wid friends and yours partner And its a very religious place.

One of the most sacred place in India. It is belived that the lord Shiva manifested himself here 3 times that's why there are three shivlings in the form of rocks.

Jai Ho 🙏 Super Awesome. One gets complete peace of mind after going to Pataleshwar Mandir

A divine experience to visit the temple.

Simple...Holy... Peaceful...."Best Words That Can Describe It". Although at first You Will Find some difficulty while visiting the holy place but after reaching here...It will Feel worth it.Only giving 4 stars due to the fact that it take us some time to even arrive at that place..But if the government bodies take it under their jurisdiction then surely it will take the name of "Buria " to next level.Surely,visit the place for some peace and fun outside the noise of city.

In mandir complex you will feel like you are in heaven 🚩🕉🕉 This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and has a beautiful garden within the temple premises and an ashram for the saints. The temple is worth watching and a great tourist attraction. Thousands of devotees visit the temple especially during the festival of Maha Shivratri. The festival is celebrated with great devotion and faith Om namah Shivay 🙏🙏 Pataleshwar Mahadev temple Before reaching there, I read that information that somewhere in the region there's a temple named Pataleshwar. There's a belief in the town that if there's water present on the floor of the temple, then there's a possible chance there'll be flood in that region. How much of that is the actual truth? I'm not the one to answer that. - Location - Buria, Dayalgarh - Surroundings - Once you're near the Dwar(The Gate), you will see "Shivdwar" inscripted on it and this dwar is about 20-30 feet in height. After getting inside I asked a local pandit what is so special about this temple and he said that there is "prachin swambho pataal shivling" which is the main attraction. Not only that there is a gigantic shivmurti with an additional shivling. This, however, is only opened during shivratri or any other Mahadev festival. With this there is Sidh pith and havan bhavan. So in total there are 4 different attractions in that Mahadev temple 1. Prachin swambho pataal shivling 2. Tall shiv Murti with another shivling (opens in festive days) if you google the name you will get photos of that murti 3. Sidh pith (Where all kirtan bhavan happens) 4. Underground Yagya bhavan (where I noticed different planet names written on wall . As Spectator, I visited all the places one at a time. 1. Prachin swambho pataal shivling. It's like contemporary temple, where you will find scriptures written on the wall, like Aartis. Also, a Lota in which you fill with water and pour it on top of shivling with a cloth on your head (sar dakha hona chae) 2. Tall shiv Murti with another shivling behind the closed gates . This is what I was there for, to see that statue. As I looked closer behind the Murti, I got a hint that there's a well behind it which is to ensure that area didn't filled up with water. What I wrote in the beginning seems like a true statement afterall. The stairs and the surroundings are appreciably maintained. 3. Sidh pith - it's an open hall type of place. Where as I said kirtan, bhajan are generally sung. With ram Parivar Murti in the opposite side of the front gate. 4. Underground Yagya bhavan - when I went there I felt some energies I don't know why but the ambience of this place was quite different from any other place I've been to. Perhaps, maybe because it's underground. There are 3 havan kunds in the center with 16 square poles as a support and there are planetary names written on each pole like Surya, Shukra, Bharaspati and more (names of planets as in Hindu epics) with 3 small Murtis kept in the glass and aluminium cabinet so that they accumulate smoke during or after hawans. After spending 20-25 minutes there I came out . As I expected there is really something special about this place that I felt when I entered it. After I underwent these awesome experiences my expectations were met

Mandir was closed and not visitors friendly. But it was preety beautiful though

This is an ancient Temple, established by the Rajput's of Village Dayalgarh. The Shivling here emerged from underneath the ground( Paataal) and thats why the name Paataleshwar Mahadev mandir. Moreover, there were ancient bawdis, beside the temple which were not taken care of by the Temple committee. It would have been a wonderfull addition int his place. newly constructed Ram Darbar is very good but proper care is not done by trust. The priest here smokes & eats Paan regularly( maybe drinks too can't confirm). Once we invited him to out home for Satyanarayan Katha and he could not read the Sacred text properly and it was a disgusting experience.

I love this place ..so energetic environment

Extraordinary feeling there... I've been on lot of temples of shiv ji but this one is special.

It is situated at village dayalgarh of Buria town of district yamunanagar. About 8 kilometres from Jagadhri bus terminal and approx. 10 KM from yamunanagar railway station. Believed to be of Mahabharat Age and 5500 years old. It was enumerated in the jyotirlings in ancient times. Enshrined in the Buria Kingdom.

Great temple In outskirts of town and very silent place

Beautiful place of Lord Shiva Going with my love Punit at 1st time.