Bullet Baba Temple Rajasthan | Where is such a temple in India, worship of the Royal Enfield Bullet.

Important information

Location: Opp Rajputana Hotel, National Highway 62, Om Banna, Rajasthan 306421
Nearest Railway Station: Pali Railway station at a distance of nearly 19.9 kilometres from Bullet Baba Temple Temple.
Nearest Airport: Jodhpur Airport at a distance of nearly 51.7 kilometres from Bullet Baba Temple Temple.
District: Pali
Did you know: This is a temple in which the Royal Enfield Bullet is worshiped..

Om Banna or Bullet Banna also called. There is a temple located in Pali district near Jodhpur, Rajasthan India, which is dedicated to a god as a motorcycle. This temple is known as Bullet Baba Mandir. This temple has no history of its own, but still this temple added in the famous temples of Rajasthan. This is a temple of India which is worshiped by a Royal Enfield bullet motorcycle. The motorcycle is a 350 cc Royal Enfield Bullet RNJ 7773.

This temple is located 20 kilometers from Pali and 50 kilometers from Jodhpur on the Pali-Jodhpur highway near Chottila village.

According to locals, Om Singh Rathore, a village leader, was going to Chityala village on 2 December 1991 from the city through his bullet motorcycle. Losing control over his motorcycle collided with a tree and got crashed. After the accident, the motorcycle was seized by the local police and taken to the police station. But the motorcycle was found in the accident site the next morning. The police have taken it back to the police station and tries to bind chains. Empty the fuel tank of the motorcycle. Despite their efforts, the motorcycle again disappeared in the morning and found at the accident site.

This local people started seeing it as a miracle, and they started worshiping 'bullet bikes'. The news of the miracle motorcycle spread to nearby villages and later they built a temple to worship this motorcycle. This temple is known as 'Temple of Bullet Baba'. It is believed that Om Banna's spirit helps troubled passengers.

Every day, the villagers and the passengers pray to late owner Om Singh Rathore and offer prasad. Some drivers also offer a small bottle of wine at this place. The devotee takes the 'Tilak' mark on his forehead and binds a red thread on the motorbike and then they start their journey.