Architectural Highlights  While not grandiose in scale, the temple’s charm lies in its simplicity and spiritual aura. The structure features traditional North Indian temple sitearchitecture with a prominent sanctum, pillared halls, and acourtyard filled with devotees and monkeys—Hanuman’s symbolic companions. The idol of Lord Hanuman is unique; it faces the idol of Lord Rama, symbolizing Hanuman’s eternal devotion. The deity is adorned with marigold garlands, red sindoor (vermilion), and a sense of vibrant energy that fills the temple.     Spiritual Significance  Sankat Mochan is more than just a temple—it’s a spiritual lifeline for many. Devotees believe that offering  prayers here with pure intentions can alleviate personal and family-related troubles. The recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa—especially during the Sankat Mochan Saptah, a week-long festival—is considered  highly auspicious. This temple is also a focal point during Hanuman Jayanti, drawing thousands of pilgrims who line up before dawn to offer their prayers and seek protection against negativity, evil forces, and obstacles.