Mukam Temple

Mukam Temple 

Muktidham Mukam is the most important religious place of the Bishnoi Community Situated 17 KM NE to Nokha (tehsil of Bikaner district in Rajasthan) on Sujangarh road. It's old name was Talwa but Shri guru Jambhoji's last rites were performed here so it became the Nirvan sthal or Mukam of Shri Guruji where Shri Guruji resting always.In 11th of Migsar month 1593(Vikram Era), 1536 AD. Shri Guruji's holy body was burried here and a Trishul was found on the time of excavation, placed on top of Mandir. A marbled beautiful temple is built on shri Jambhoji's samadhi sthal which is surrounded by sand dunes and Khejari trees. We can see fearlessly roaming of deer and other wild animals.

Samrathal dhora dham is situated 3 KM south of Muktidham Mukam. Shri Guru Jambheshwar Bhagwan preached mostly his holy speeches at the Samrathal dhora. The origin of the Bishnoi sect at Samrathal Dhora by Shri Guruji on Kartik vadi 8,1542 VE  (1485 AD). So it is a most religious place of the Bishnoi community. In Sabdvani Shri Guru Jambeshwar Ji says "Guru aasan samrathale "  it  means Guruji remains always at Samrathal. At Samrathal dhora Guruji came as cowboy from Pipasar. There is a Mandir at the Samrathal Dhora and one religious pond down below the dhora. Bishnoi pilgrimages carry the holy sand out of the pond by climbing the dhora height appx 200 mtr.