Situated in Chirudih village, approximately one kilometer from the Nawadih block headquarters in Bokaro, the Shri Shri Sankatmochan Temple is considered to be the second-tallest Hanuman temple in the district. Locals refer to it as the Mahavir Temple, and according to the villagers, the structure stands approximately 105 feet tall and 40 feet wide.

Located in Telo village within Bokaro's Chandrapura block stands a 51-foot-tall golden statue of Bajrangbali. This is the tallest Hanuman statue in the district. Its beauty and grandeur are so captivating that it can be easily spotted from a distance of nearly two kilometers; for this very reason, devotees travel from far and wide not only to offer their prayers but also to take photographs.

Meanwhile, the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple, situated in the Bermo block, holds a distinct identity thanks to its massive 12-foot-tall statue of Lord Hanuman. Here, Lord Hanuman is enshrined in a magnificent form, depicted holding a mountain in his hand, serving as a focal point of faith for devotees. People from distant places flock here to offer prayers and make offerings of jaggery and roasted gram (*gur-chana*). This temple is renowned not only for its colossal statue but also for the deep religious fervor witnessed within its premises. In particular, a massive crowd of devotees gathers here every Tuesday and Saturday.

Located in Chas, within the Bokaro district, the Sankat Mochan Manokamna Hanuman Temple attracts devotees not merely by its name, but also due to its magnificent architecture and historical significance. The 18-foot-tall statue of Lord Hanuman enshrined within this temple serves as a primary center of faith and attraction for devotees.

Situated in Sector-6 of Bokaro city, the Mangal Mahavir Temple is also regarded as one of the district's renowned Hanuman temples. The most distinctive feature of this temple is the magnificent 8-foot-tall statue of Lord Hanuman installed within it. The statue depicts Lord Hanuman wielding a massive discus (*Chakra*) and a mace (*Gada*), serving as a special point of attraction for devotees.

Additionally, a colossal 15-foot-tall statue of Lord Hanuman is installed within the temple complex, serving as a major attraction for visitors. A noteworthy highlight is that this 12-story Hanuman temple is widely renowned—reaching far beyond the local area—for its sheer grandeur and unique architectural design. It is considered to be the tallest Hanuman temple in the district.

A distinctive feature is that the eyes of this idol are crafted from pure gold, making this temple truly unique. The temple was consecrated on May 25, 2013. According to the temple priest, Vinay Mishra, it took approximately ten years to complete this magnificent temple and idol, and artisans from West Bengal gave this colossal statue its distinctive form.

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