Navratri 2023: These are the main temples of Mother Goddess of Jhansi, all troubles go away just by darshan here!

Navratri 2023: Jhansi is also a religiously rich city. There are many temples of historical and mythological importance here. There are many temples of Adishakti also. Which has great importance. There is a constant flow of devotees in these temples throughout the year. Darshan here has special significance during Navratri.

Jhansi is also a religiously rich city. There are many temples of historical and mythological importance here. There are many temples of Adishakti also. The first temple is the Kaimasan Temple. This temple built in memory of two sisters Camasan and Mamasan is about 400 years old. Kamakhya Devi is worshiped in the form of an idol in the temple. Devotees have to climb more than 150 stairs to reach this temple located on a hill behind Bundelkhand University.

Mahakali temple situated near Lakshmi Pond in Jhansi is also mentioned in many mythological stories. It is believed that by performing a special havan here, all the sorrows go away. The fame of the temple can be gauged from the fact that former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi also came here to perform special rituals. He performed the rituals here when his political career was in danger. After becoming the Prime Minister again, she once again came here for darshan.

Mahalaxmi Temple, located near Mahakali Temple, is also one of the ancient temples of Jhansi. The history of this temple is linked to the Maratha Empire. Queen Lakshmibai used to come to this temple daily to worship in this temple located near the Lakshmi Gate of the fort. During the revolution of 1857, the British army was not able to cause any damage to this temple.

Panchkuian Temple located near Khanderao Gate of the fort is a big center of faith. This temple got the name Panchkuiyaan because it was surrounded by five wells. A fair is organized here during Navratri days. Many goddesses are installed in the temple. It is believed that performing rituals here for the treatment of various diseases provides health benefits.

Pitambara Peeth located in Datia near Jhansi is also a big center of faith for the devotees of Jhansi. A large number of devotees visit Pitambara Peeth every day. According to mythology, when the pieces of Sati's body fell on earth, part of her stomach fell in Datia. Pitambara Shaktipeeth was established here.

Ratangarh Wali Mata temple located near Jhansi is very important historically. Located at a distance of 60 kilometers from Jhansi, this temple is situated in a dense forest. As soon as Navratri starts, a huge crowd of devotees starts gathering in this 400-year-old temple. Devotees come here on the last day of Navratri to offer jowar.

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