Rajiv Lochan Mandir is a historic Vishnu temple at Rajim in Chhattisgarh's Gariaband district. The temple is associated with an inscription naming the ruler Vilasatunga, probably of the Nala dynasty, and forms part of Rajim's important religious landscape. The town stands near the meeting of the Mahanadi and Pairi rivers and contains several temples linked with regional pilgrimage traditions.
Rajiv Lochan Mandir can be visited from Raipur by road, but Rajim is the correct local destination for navigation and trip planning. Religious festivals can bring substantial crowds and changes to traffic or access. Visitors should verify current temple hours locally, remove footwear where required, dress respectfully and follow instructions concerning photography and entry to worship areas. Time can also be allowed to explore other sacred sites around Rajim.