Vishwakarma Mandir, located in Pratap Nagar, Bathinda, is a revered temple dedicated to Lord Vishwakarma, the divine architect and craftsman of the universe in Hindu mythology. Worshipped as the deity of engineering, architecture, and craftsmanship, Lord Vishwakarma holds a special place among artisans, craftsmen, builders, and industrial workers who seek his blessings for skill, precision, and prosperity in their work.

The temple, though modest in size, radiates deep devotion and is a center of spiritual and community activities in the area. The sanctum houses an idol of Lord Vishwakarma depicted with multiple arms holding sacred tools, symbolizing his mastery over various forms of craftsmanship and creation. The temple sees heightened activity during Vishwakarma Jayanti, celebrated every year in September or October, when devotees decorate their tools, machinery, and vehicles, and bring them to the temple for puja. Special aarti ceremonies, bhajans, and community langars are held during the occasion.

Apart from its religious importance, Vishwakarma Mandir in Pratap Nagar also serves as a social and cultural hub where local artisans and professionals gather, reflecting the temple’s role in both spiritual life and occupational identity. It continues to be a place of pride for the local community, honoring the legacy and divinity of the original architect of the universe.