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Ambaji Mata Temple

Located close to Khodiyar Chowk, the Ambaji Mata Temple is a prominent Shakti Peetha in India. Situated at the mouth of the river Saraswati, Ambaji also houses six other shrines; Ambikeshwar Mahadev, Varahi Mata, Ganapati Temples, Khodiyar Mata, Hanuman Temples and Ajayar Mata Temple. Although dedicated to Arasuri Amba, a Hindu goddess from the pre-Vedic times, this temple does not house any idol of worship. Instead, the revered element is the triangular Vishwa Yantra, inscribed with figures and the syllable 'Shree' in the centre, representing the deity. Navratri at the Ambaji Mata Temple is a vibrant magnet for devotees for the span of nine days of the celebration. Full moon days or the Bhadarvi Poornima and the Indian festival of lights; Diwali also attracts several believers to the temple. Photography of the sacred text is strictly banned at the Ambaji Mata Temple. Read More

These hills are situated on the Gujarat Rajasthan border. If legend is to be believed, this is the place where the heart of the dead Devi Sati fell. There are 999 steps leading to this holy temple and a holy lamp is always burning on these hills facing the Ambe temple. Apart from the shrines, the sunset point, cave and swings of Mataji and a ropeway ride are other beautiful sightseeing options.

Located atop the Kailash Tekari, the Kailash Hill Sunset is just about 2 kilometres from the Ambaji Mata Temple, along the Khedhbrahma Highway. Besides being a great sunset viewpoint, this hill is also a place of worship as it sites a Shivalaya as well. The recent addition here is the intricate stone gateway built at the Shaiva temple. There is also a nearby garden called the Manglya Van, which is about 2 km from the hill.

Located at Chikla, the Kamakshi Mandir is just about a kilometre from Ambaji. Honing a South Indian temple architectural style, the grounds of this temple also site many other smaller shrines bracketing the main temple. Housing the different manifestations of Aditya Shaktimata, this temple layouts some of the most important Shakti Peethas in India.