Salasar Balaji
Beloved bearded Hanuman shrine of Shekhawati; often paired with Khatu on the same Rajasthan pilgrim circuit.
Khole Ke Hanuman Ji / Govind Dev Ji, Jaipur
Jaipur's royal Krishna shrine in the City Palace complex, a natural add-on when routing through the capital.
Brahma Temple, Pushkar
One of the world's rare Brahma temples beside Pushkar lake, a longer Rajasthan detour many pilgrims fold in.
Khatu sits in the Shekhawati belt of Rajasthan and pairs naturally with other regional shrines. The most common tie-in is Salasar Balaji, the famous bearded-Hanuman temple roughly 100 km away, and many tour operators sell a combined Khatu-Salasar circuit as a single weekend of darshan.
Routing through Jaipur, about 80 km south, opens up the capital's own temples, including the royal Krishna shrine of Govind Dev Ji inside the City Palace, a fitting stop given Khatu's Krishna connection. Pilgrims with more time push on to Pushkar, roughly 175 km away, for one of the world's rare temples to Brahma beside the sacred lake. Any of these can be strung together into a two or three day Rajasthan pilgrimage centred on Khatu.
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