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AVARI MATA TEMPLE

Asawara, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, India

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Goddess

Goddess Avari Mata is the main deity of this temple, who is an incarnation of Goddess Shakti. Here idol is decorated with beautiful flowers and gold ornaments.

Best Season To Visit

The best season to visit the temple is Winter season. The best months to visit are November to February.

Weather

Highest - April to June (42°C during day and 27°C during night)Average - August (32°C during the day and 26°C during night)Lowest - December to February (20°C during day and 16°C during night)Monsoon season - June to September

Dress Code

  • For men the dress code is Shirt & Trouser, Dhoti or Pyjamas with upper cloth.
  • For women the preferred dress code is saree or half-saree with blouse or chudidhar with pyjama and upper cloth.
  • Shorts, mini-skirts, middies, sleeveless tops, low-waist jeans and short-length T-shirts are not allowed.

Do's & Dont's

  • Do bathe and wear clean clothes before you enter the temple.
  • Do respect ancient customs and co-piligrims while at temple.
  • Smoking and drinking is prohibited in this temple.
  • Chewing betel leaves, tobacco, gutka and spitting inside temple is strictly prohibited.

transport connections

Name Distance Contact Number
Bhadesar Bus Stand
6.2 KM 01472-241177
Chittorgarh Railway Station
36.3 KM 139
Jaipur International Airport
364 KM 0141-2550623

Architecture

Avari Mata temple is beautifully settled between hills and waterfalls. This temple is situated near a pond, which is believed to be sacred and there is a beautiful statue of Lord Hanuman. Avari Mata temple is constructed in simple architecture pattern. The temple has two main doorways and small towers. It is a rare kind of ancient Hindu temple which has a huge temple campus. The temple walls are decorated with beautiful images of local deities. The idol of goddess Avari Mata is placed on a raised stage in the main sanctum.

Religious Significance

It is said that the name of Bhadesar village landowner was Awaji. Awaji had seven sons and a daughter. Awaji asked his sons to search bridegroom for their daughter Kesar. Seven brothers fixed marriage at different places. Kaiser worshiped his family Goddess and urged to correct this problem. On the day of marriage, the earth collapse in it. When the daughter was going under earth, the father caught the hand of his daughter. This angry Kesar had cursed his father. Awaji constructed the temple for the liberation of the curse which is now known as Avari Mata.

History

This temple is more than 750 years old.

Temple Timings

Day Timings
All Days 05:30 AM - 10:00 PM

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Airports

Airport Name Distance
Shamshabad 40 KM
Lorem Ipsum 12 KM

Railway Stations

Railway Station Name Distance
Secunderabad 10 KM
Nampally 12 KM
Begumpet 6 KM
Lingampally 20 KM

Bus Stations

Bus Station Name Distance
MGBS 35 KM
CBS 28 KM
kukatpally 20 KM
Lingampally 30 KM
Uppal 35 KM

Private Transports

Transport Name Distance Contact Number
Private Transport 8 KM 9546858757
Private Transport1 8 KM 9546858757
Private Transport1 8 KM 9546858757
Private Transport1 8 KM 9546858757
Private Transport1 8 KM 9546858757

Local Transports

Transport Name Distance Contact Number
Local Transport 5 KM 9546858757
Local Transport1 5 KM 9546858757
Local Transport1 5 KM 9546858757
Local Transport1 5 KM 9546858757
Local Transport1 5 KM 9546858757

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Distance:41.9 KM

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AVARI MATA TEMPLE

Asawara, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, India

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