Maa Chamunda Maharani, Dewas
A fierce form of Durga, Chamunda Mata is worshipped atop Tekri Hill. Devotees climb hundreds of steps to seek her blessings, especially during Navratri when the temple becomes a sea of devotion and color.
Hinglaj Mata Mandir, Mandla
Inspired by the original Hinglaj Shaktipeeth in Pakistan, this temple is a rare site in central India. Locals believe the goddess protects them from evil forces and grants strength in times of crisis.
Maa Sharda Devi Mandir, Maihar
One of the most revered Shaktipeeths, Ma Sharda’s temple sits atop Trikuta Hill. Legend says Alha and Udal, the brave warriors, were her devotees. Pilgrims climb 1,000+ steps or take the ropeway to reach her abode.
Maa Narmada Mandir, Amarkantak
Dedicated to the sacred river goddess Narmada, this temple is the spiritual heart of Amarkantak. It marks the origin of the Narmada River and is surrounded by serene forests and ancient ashrams.
Maa Pitambari Pith, Dtiya
A powerful tantric shrine, Pitambara Peeth is known for its intense spiritual energy. Devotees come seeking justice, protection, and success. The temple also houses rare manuscripts and a unique library.
Maa BaglaMukhi, Nana kheda (ujjain)
A form of the Dasha Mahavidyas, Baglamukhi is worshipped for victory over enemies and legal battles. Her temple in Nanakheda is a hub for sadhaks and spiritual seekers.
Harsiddhi Mata, Ujjain
One of the 51 Shaktipeeths, Harsiddhi Mata’s temple is near the Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga. Famous for its deep-stambh (lamp towers), it glows with thousands of diyas during festivals.
Maa Bijasan, Ujjain
Perched on a hilltop near the airport, Bijasan Mata is a guardian deity of Indore. The panoramic view and peaceful ambiance make it a favorite for both pilgrims and tourists.
Maa gad kali, ujjain
A fierce protector goddess, Gadkalika is believed to have been worshipped by Kalidasa. The temple is a symbol of wisdom and poetic inspiration.
Bhadwa Mata, Neemuch
Known for miraculous healings and wish fulfillment, Bhadwa Mata’s temple draws thousands during the annual fair. Her devotees believe she cures ailments and blesses families.
Vijayasan Mata Mandir, Salkanpur
A major Shaktipeeth, Vijayasan Mata is worshipped as a form of Durga. The temple sits atop a hill with 1,000+ steps and is especially vibrant during Navratri.
Ratanagad Mata Mandir, Datiya
A hidden gem, Ratangarh Mata is revered for her protective powers. The temple is surrounded by dense forest and is a popular pilgrimage during Chaitra and Ashwin Navratri.
MahaMai Mata Mandir, Bhopal
A local guardian goddess of Bhopal, Mahamai’s temple is a center of faith for thousands. Her devotees believe she watches over the city and its people.
Antari Mata Mandir, Neemuch
A tribal goddess worshipped with deep reverence, Antari Mata’s temple blends folk traditions with mainstream Hindu rituals. It’s a symbol of grassroots devotion.
Chausath Yogini Devi, Jabalpur
A mystical circular temple with 64 yogini statues, it’s one of the few surviving Yogini shrines in India. The site is linked to tantric practices and ancient feminine power