Chattarpur Temple
Echoing the cultural and spiritual diversity which is an integral part of Indian roots, Shree Adya Katyayani Shaktipeeth Mandir, popularly known as Chattarpur Temple is an ode to one of the most formidable avatar of Goddess Durga, Bhagwati Maa Katyayani. Situated just 4 kilometers away from Qutab Minar in South Delhi, Chattarpur Temple is brook of religious profoundness and a dyke for theism.
Within the walls of the Chattarpur Temple complex, one can visit 20 different types of temple devoted to Indian gods and goddesses in various forms viz. Goddess Laxmi, Lord Krishna, Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesha. As a part of conscience and spiritual ablutions, "havans" are performed every Sunday in "Yagyashala" which is a site not to be missed. Besides this, the main shrine, 'vimanas' and 'gopurams', are inscribed with poetry which is yet another captivating art found in the premises on the temple's complex.
"Chattarpur Temple in South Delhi is an intrinsic
envelope of spiritual aura where people will be able to come in terms
with the true essence of human life"
Nearby Attractions - Kalpa Vriksha Tree - Right outside the premises of the temple, this tree is believed to be wish- granting benediction from the gods themselves.
Baba Sant Nagpal Museum - A museum commemorating the life of the visionary of Chattarpur Temple, Baba Sant Nagpal, stores the work that he did all through his life for the people living in the state of destitution.
TRAVELER'S ESSENTIALS - Dress conservatively to venerate the religious norms and maintain decorum when inside the temple's premises.
Very beautiful temple. Popularly named after its location, Shri Adhya Katyani Shakti Peeth Mandir or Chattarpur Temple is the 2nd largest temple complex in India, after Akshardham temple, also situated in Delhi. Check out more about Chattarpur temple.
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