Devi Temples in Mandi
The Mother Goddess, primordial feminine energy who takes many forms — from gentle Parvati to fierce Kali.
11 Temples in Mandi
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Ancient Maa Sheetla Mandir
Ancient Maa Sheetla Mandir, Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, honors Sheetla Mata, protector goddess against disease, depicted with a broom and a pot of cooling water.
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Chaturbhuja Mata Temple
Chaturbhuja Mata Temple on a hill near Mandi town honors a four-armed form of Durga, prized for its panoramic views and peaceful setting.
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Chindi Mata Mandir
Chindi Mata Mandir in Mandi houses an eight-armed stone idol of Chandi/Durga, a regional pilgrimage site for childless couples and the ailing.
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Maa Hateshwari Devi Temple, Darauda Dhaar
Maa Hateshwari Devi Temple atop Darauda Dhaar near Sundernagar, Mandi, is a trusted hilltop shrine to the goddess of power and knowledge.
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Mahishasurmardini Mata Temple, Dhangsidhar
Mahishasurmardini Mata Temple on Dhangsidhar hill, Mandi, honors Durga's demon-slaying form and offers sweeping views over the Beas valley.
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Murari Devi Temple
Murari Devi Temple, a hilltop Shakti shrine above Sundernagar, Mandi, is revered as kul-devi by local families for mundan rites and cattle protection.
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Shikari Devi Temple
Shikari Devi Temple near Mandi, HP, has no roof, as local belief holds any built here collapses; the goddess is worshipped in the open amid Himalayan views.
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Shri Bhimakali Temple, Mandi
Shri Bhimakali Temple sits on the Beas riverbank in Mandi, HP, linked by legend to Krishna's slaying of the demon Banasura, said buried near its gate.
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Shri Hanogi Mata Temple
Shri Hanogi Mata Temple on the Mandi-Kullu highway is a popular roadside Shakti shrine where travelers stop for the goddess's protection.
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Shri Hateshwari Temple, Diargi
Shri Hateshwari Temple in Diargi village near Sundernagar, Mandi, is a village Devi shrine to Maa Hateshwari with a devoted local following.
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Shri Sishudatri Simsa Mata Mandir
Sishudatri Simsa Mata Mandir near Ladbharol, Mandi, honors Sharada Devi as "Santan Datri," believed to bless childless couples with offspring.