Rajasthan is famous for its royal history, grand palaces and rich culture, but the ancient and divine Mata temples here are also the center of special attraction for devotees. During Chaitra Navratri, if you want to see various forms of Maa Durga, then do visit these famous Mata temples in Rajasthan. It is said that all the wishes of the devotees visiting here with true heart are fulfilled.
1) Neemuch Mata Temple (Udaipur)
Situated on the banks of Fateh Sagar Lake in Udaipur, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Neemuch Mata. The temple is situated on a green hill, where the stairs have to be climbed to reach. The lake from the temple and the surrounding view looks amazing and enchanting, which makes the devotee experience spiritual peace.
2) Kaila Devi Temple (Karauli)
The temple is dedicated to Goddess Kaila Mata and is located in Kaila Devi village in Karauli district. The Kalisil river flows near the temple, where devotees take a bath and see the goddess. A long queue of red flags is seen in the temple courtyard, which the devotees tie with the wish of their vow to be fulfilled.
3) Ambika Mata Temple
This ancient temple is dedicated to Goddess Ambika (form of Durga). It is considered one of the oldest temples in Rajasthan, where idols of Ambika, Durga and other goddesses are installed. This place is considered extremely sacred for Shakti worshipers.
4) Jeen Mata Temple (Sikar)
This famous temple is located in Jeenmata village of Sikar district. There is no clear evidence of the establishment of this temple, but it is believed that it is more than a thousand years old. Every year, thousands of devotees come to visit Chaitra and Ashwin Navratri and receive the blessings of mother Jeen Mata.
5) Karni Mata Temple (Deshnok, Bikaner)
Karni Mata Temple located in Deshnok near Bikaner, also known as a temple of mice, is dedicated to Karni Mata, the goddess of Hinduism. There are about 20,000 rats in this temple, which are considered sacred. Devotees come here not only to see Karni Mata, but also to see these mice as a blessing. There are also interesting mythological stories associated with this temple, which make it more special.
