Harsiddhi Mandir.

Shiv Gudheniya

2 months ago

Do visit the temple for an evening aarti which usually happens between 7-7.30 as it's the time when you get to see 1011 Diyas lighted together with view f the kshipra river / rudra Sagar in the backdrop.T here is a God history behind the temple, do learn when you are there Harsiddhi Maa temple is located in the city center, both the stone lamp posts are very nice and after lighting the view is a spectacular one. This was the royal temple of the King Vikramaditya of Ujjain,who was known for his intellect, valour and nobility,The Indian Vikram calendar is started by the name of this King. Vikramaditya. He worshipped the Goddess Harsiddhi.The Temple according to legend is the place where the elbow of Goddess Sati fell when she was celestially dismembered after defending Lord Shiva. his

Vaishali Parmar

2 months ago

such a beautiful temple.. It would increase the sentiments and Faith of your. If u visit this temple after knowing its history. Let me help u a little bit.According to Hindu mythology, there is only 52 shaktipeeths on the earth. When Lord shiva carried Mata sati then some body parts of mata sati fall down on earth. And there on that place the shaktipeeth is located. So on harsidhi mandir the elbow of mata rani was fall down.and the eyes of harsidhi mata is makes up in such a way that it looks like real lady❤

Giridhar Desai

2 months ago

Shri Harisiddhi Mandir is one of the Shakti Peethas of our great country.

H Nagar

3 months ago

Shri harsiddhi maa temple of Ujjain Madhya Pradesh is one of the ancient places of India and it is the 13th shaktipeeth among the 51th shaktipeeth of mata sati,from the pages of history it is revealed that maa harsiddhi devi was the deity. The supreme being of smarat vikramaditya and known by the name 'Mangalchandiki in ancient time.

Rohan sharma

3 months ago

Immense glorifying to see so many lampa light up all together in these two pillars till the top.. Temple has a huge visitor coming dayout. But in evening during Aarti these two are lighted up. Harsiddhi Shaktipeeth as it is known which is congregated with devotees all year round is a big source of energy and power. The festival of Navratri is celebrated here with great splendour and belief. Many lamps and candles (Diyas) are flamed which create a tremendous and divine scene daily. It’s creating a powerful arena in the heart of devotees.