The Divine Sanctum
The palace of Maharaja Agrasen, encircled by eight guardian deities of the Aggarwal community.
Where Maharaja Agrasen
Holds Eternal Court
Rising from a heritage stone base into a diamond-like prism of white marble and glass, the Central Mandir is the “ultimate jewel” of Agarmath. Beneath its stained-glass dome sit the statues of Maharaja Agrasen and Maharani — enshrined together, flanked by carved pillars and eight sacred deities set into the surrounding walls.
By day, the spire gathers pure white light. By night, it releases a complete VIBGYOR spectrum across the entire campus — a living reminder that within one light lives every colour of the community it shelters.
धर्मतुला, निष्पक्ष लेखनी, न्याय सभी को मिलता है।
यमलोक में बैठा बणिया, सब के लेखे लिखता है।
Deities of the Aggarwal Community
Each shrine carved in stone, each devotee’s prayer answered by a distinct form of the divine.
Mahalaxmi Mata
Kuldevi · Goddess of WealthWorshipped as the Kuldevi (clan deity) of the Aggarwal community, Mahalakshmi Mata is the divine idol of wealth, prosperity and complete well-being.
Mata Mansa Devi
A Powerful Form of ShaktiWorshipped for fulfilling the wishes of her devotees and providing divine protection from the adversities of life.
Yamraj
God of Dharma & JusticeThe divine god of Dharma (righteousness) and justice, Yamraj oversees the order of everything to maintain balance in the universe.
Dada Chitragupta
Keeper of RecordsDada Chitragupta keeps a subtle record of the deeds of all souls and ensures that divine justice is fully implemented.
Dada Dhanpal
Founder of the Vaishya VarnaConsidered the divine protector and Aadivaishya himself — Bhagwan Aggarsain took incarnation in his sacred lineage.
Muni Jaratkaru
Husband of Mata MansaDeeply connected to the Nagvansh, he is revered for his enlightening wisdom — and urged Bhagwan Aggarsain to protect the Nagas.
Nana Kuber
Celestial TreasurerThe celestial treasurer of wealth and property and the lord of riches; his daughter is married to Bhagwan Aggarsain.
Astik Muni
The Compassionate Child SageAt just ten years old, inspired by the saga of Bhagwan Aggarsain, he stopped the serpent sacrifice conducted by King Janamejaya.
A Lake That Holds
The Serpent Realm
Encircling the Mandir, the Sarovar is more than a reflecting pool — it is a living depiction of Naglok, the serpent realm, honouring the bond between the Nagvansh and Bhagwan Aggarsain through Muni Jaratkaru and Astik Muni. As evening falls, it becomes the stage for a spectacular laser drone water show around a monumental seven-hooded serpent.
Explore The Sarovar & Beyond
Discover Every Zone of Agarmath
From the Bhandara Ghar to the 600-bed hospital — walk through all 24 landmarks.