Shaktipeeth Maa Harsiddhi Temple, Ujjain - Ujjain

Har siddhi mata temple Shakti peeth of Mata sati, Mata sati's elbow dropped at this place. Temple have two pillars adorned with lamps are special features of maratha art. These lamps lit at the evening, present a glorious spectacle. ✨ Jai Mata di ??

One of the 51 Shaktipeeths of Mata is such a miraculous Shaktipeeth where it is believed that every wish is fulfilled by putting a lamp on the pillar here. The lamp pillars in this temple were installed by King Vikramaditya. If estimated, the lamp pillars are more than 2 thousand years old. Because the history of King Vikramaditya is also about 2 thousand years old. The elbow of Goddess Sati had fallen at this place, after which the Shaktipeeth was established here. The center of attraction of the people in the temple are the 2 lamp pillars present in the courtyard. These pillars are about 51 feet high, there are about 1 thousand 11 lamps in both the lamp pillars. It is said that it is very difficult to light a lamp on these pillars.

Maa Harsidhhi Temple is a major temple and Tourist attraction in Ujjain city and one of the 52 Shaktipeeth of Devi Maa. Situated on the way of Ramghat from Mahakal temple nearby Rudra Sagar Lake. The Major point of interest in the temple is Deep Stambha. Jai Mata Di????.

Dedicated goddess Parvati, Harsiddhi Temple is one of the 51 Shaktipeeths of Mata Sati. According to the legend, when Goddess Parvati had gone into the sacrificial fire, Lord Shiva carried her body and her elbow is fell here and thus the temple came into existence. The main deity is colored with dark vermillion color in the center of a very large temple complex. Tourists can also pay obeisance to the idols of Goddess Annapurna, Goddess Mahalakshmi, and Goddess Mahasaraswati. The temple architecture has some Maratha influences. It has four entrances, one in each direction, and the main entrance is on the eastern side. The Sri Yantra, the symbol of power or shakti, is also enshrined in the temple. The two pillars adorned with lamps here are special features of Maratha art. These lamps lit during Navaratri, present a glorious spectacle. There is an ancient well on the premises, and an artistic pillar adorns the top of it. The 9 day Navratri festival is the major festival celebrated in the Harsiddhi Mata Temple and the temple is decorated with flowers and lights

Great place. Vertical Twin Arati Lamps in front of Harsiddhi Mata. How fast people are filling Oil in the lamps by climbing on Arati lamps. Yes, don't miss the Evening Arati. Must visit.

Harsiddhi Mata Temple is another important landmark of Ujjain and is one of the 51 Major Shaktipeeths of India. It has two towering deep ? stambhs that are lit up on the eve of every festival.

Harsiddhi Temple is located just walkable distance (400 meters) from Ujjain Mahakaleshwar temple, when you are coming out from Mahakaleshwar temple it will be on the right side of the Junction. This temple is constructed during Maratha period and have four entrances one in each direction. Main entrance is on the East side. This is one of the 51 Shaktipeeths of India. Sati Mata's elbow fallen here when Lord Vishnu cut Goddess Sati's Body in 51 pieces. This temple stands 13th in the list of 51 shaktipeetas. There are two temples for Harsiddhi matha, one is located in Dwarka, Gujarat and other one is this temple. It is believed that Maharaja Vikramaditya has pleased maa Harsiddhi and took her to Ujjain. with this beliefs morning prayer will be done at Gujarat Dwarka and Evening Aarthi will happen here in Ujjain. Special Attraction of this temple: 1. Goddess idol is in the Red color in nice decoration. This temple is very famous for Tantra Sadana 2. This temple has Upalayams (other small temples) inside premises. Chinta Haran Ganesh, Bala Hanuman are famous out of those upalayams 3. Shiv ji temple is located left side of the main temple when you are coming out of the main temple, Lord shiva here is called as Karkateshwar Mahadev where worship is done for the removal of Kala Sarpa dosham 4. Shree Yantra is there on roof of the temple which represents the 9 forms of the goddess Durga 5. Goddess is located inside the closed small temple with the other two goddess Mahalakshmi and Maha Saraswati 6. There are two big stambas of 51 feet high located other side of the temple, that are lit up on the eve of every festival. There are 726 lamps in each tower, These lighted stambas will give special attraction to this temple. Temple timings: Morning 05:00 to Evening 07:00 Aarti timings: Morning 07:00 and Evening 06:30

Beautiful temple. Do try to attend evening aarti. Amazing experience to watch boys filling vertical tall lamps with oil and then how quickly they lit all of them in few seconds. View is lovely and extremely satisfying.