The Charbhuja Temple in Bhilwara, Rajasthan, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his four-armed (Chaturbhuj) form. The temple is known for its stunning architecture and spiritual significance. It was built in 1388 A.D. by the family members of Shrimati Gagna Bai, who committed sati and prophesied the construction of the temple.

The temple features intricate Nagara style architecture, with a grand sanctum sanctorum, a circumambulatory path adorned with artistic mirror work, and a beautifully ornamental ceiling. The deity, made of black stone, is also known as Shaymji due to its color.

The temple is a popular pilgrimage site, especially during festivals like Rama Navami, Janamashtami, Ekadashis, Sharat Poornima, Dipawali, Annukuta, and Phooldol. Devotees visit the temple to perform ceremonies and rituals, and the temple also hosts Bhajan Sandhyas (devotional songs) and mass chanting of holy names.