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Bijasan Mata Temple, Indore, Madhya Pradesh

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Major festivals
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District::Indore
Address:
Devi Ahillyabai Holkar Airport Area, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 453112
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Bijasan is one of the Hindu Temple of the goddess Durga.Here a hillock (tekri) has a small temple of Bijasen Mata, built in 1920. Mela is held here during Navaratri.

From this hill, one gets a magnificent view of the sunset and a breathtaking view of city at night. Perched on top of the hill was a guest house of the Holkars, now converted into a Border Security Force Arms Museum.

Surrounding area is being developed into gardens with a small lake. Mother Bijasan is Kuladevi (Ancestoral God) of Hindu Gadariya (Kukroliya parivar)

Architecture

Bijasan is considered as a mother giving good luck and son. Because of this, after marriage, not only around here, but from all over the country, Navyagal mothers come to visit and worship. It is said that Alaydhal had also sought the mantra from the mother to defeat the king of Mandu.

Mother is sitting on ordinary soil, rocky otter, now the temple has become clean, and here a considerable amount of people come to see the mother.
The temple is being developed from time to time under different schemes of the government, due to the development work, beautification of the temple is being done, so that the temple can be big enough so that the tourism here does not have any problems. The development work of the temple is still going on.

See also  Gajanan Maharaj Temple, Indore, Madhya Pradesh

A fair is held in the temple in Chaitra and Shardhi Navaratri. It is estimated here that during the Navratri, more than 3 lakh devotees from all over the country come here for worship and worship.

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How to Reach:

Distance from Indore Railway Station: The temple located in the western area of ​​the city is 9.8 kilometers from the railway station. It takes about 27 minutes to arrive here.
Here you can go from the personal velar and the 4 velar, the airway is clearly visible from Bijasan Mata Temple.

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