Shri Chandi Chamunda Mandir - Chotila

Jai Shree Chamunda Mataji

Jai Mata di

Chamunda (Sanskrit: Chamunda) is worshiped as a mother in Hinduism. Chamunda is also known as Chamundi and Churchika. She is considered one of the seven mothers. He is also considered to be the chief among the sixty-four provisions or the twenty-one Tantric goddesses. Chamunda mother is considered a form of Durga. Chandi Chamunda is the divine form that kills demons called Chand and Mund. Mother Chamunda is sometimes considered as Parvati, Chandi and Kali. The residence of Mother Chamunda is most commonly observed in the elder tree. Apart from Hinduism, Jainism also has a lot of importance for the mother of Chamunda. Trident and sword are leather arms. In ancient times it was called Chotila Chaggarh. It was originally under the rule of Soda Parmaru, but during the reign of Jagsio Parmar, it came into the hands of Khacher Kathis and became one of their headquarters. Most of the moths are of the original family. The fourth century In the 9th year, it was occupied by booths. At the time of British rule, the agency was the headquarters of the police station The population of Chottila was 1 in 2 and 3 in 3. According to the census of 4, the population of Chotila is 2. The famous temple of Shri Chamunda Mataji is situated on the hill here, where steps are also made from bottom to top to reach it. The altitude is 1,173 feet (358 m) [5]. Devotees come in large numbers every day to see Mataji. There is a free dining and living arrangement in the food area operated by the Chotila Temple Trust. The Chotila hill also has a garden called Bhaktivan. There are also private hotels to stay on and enjoy on the highway. This religious place is one of the main pilgrimages of Gujarat, a mythical and important pilgrimage. It is also the birthplace of the well-known Gujarati literature writer Zaverchand Meghani. Auj Chamunda Mother

Jay Jay hu mataji