Muchkund temple, Muchkund cave and Muchkund tank are spread over an area of about 41 acres. The Muchkund tank or lake has as many as 114 temples on its banks. The Muchkund tank is a little farther from the cave. The king performed a Yajna, sacrificial fire, where the kund is now situated. Muchkund temple and lake hold great religious significance for the Hindus. Two bathing fairs are organized here annually- one in May and another in August- September. The water of the tank was believed to have curative effect for certain diseases. Therefore, it is held in high esteem by the people. The fair in August- September (organized Panchami to Saptami of Bhadra month of Hindu calendar) is known as Muchkund Ka Mela, or Dev Chhat Ka Mela or Lakkhi Mela. It is is attended by a large number of people. The crowns used by the brides and grooms at the time of marriage are immersed in the holy waters of the tank. Devotees in large number gather here during this festival.
Also called Muchkund Sarovar in Hindi, the Muchkund kund is embellished with four famous temples on its banks. Ladli Jagmohan Temple, built of Dholpur red sandstones in 1899 AD by Diwan Rajdharju Kanhaiya Lal ji, is located in East-South direction. Rajguru Temple in southern direction of Muchkund Lake was built by King Bhagwant Singh in 1898 AD. Raniguru Temple, built by Queen Vidokharni in 1899 AD, is located in Agni Kon (South –East) of Muchkund Kund. On the banks of the same water tank is located Sher Shikar Gurudwara. It is built on the same place where 6th Sikh Guru Har Govind Singh Ji stayed on March 04, 1612 AD, during the reign of Mughal ruler Jahangir.