Navratri, one of the liveliest Indian festivals celebrates the triumph of good over evil, officially began. According to the Bengal tradition of Durga Puja, Mahalaya – a favorable day indicating the beginning of the descending goddess – all on September 21, 2025.
8 temples to visit India during the Navratri festival
Today, September 24, devoted all over the country are already involved in prayers, rituals and visits to the temple, which makes him an ideal time to explore some of the most respected Indian shrines dedicated to the goddess Durg and its various forms.
Temple of Vaishno Devi, Jammu and Kashmir
One of India’s most respected shrines dedicated to the goddess Vaishno Devi. Pilgrims carry out a 12 km trek to reach the Holy Cave, often annoy cold weather and steep trails. During the Navratri, the temple sees thousands of devotees looking for blessings, with special poojes and Aarti ceremonies adding spiritual atmosphere.
Mandhishite is a temple, my package, Karnata
This temple is located at the top of Chamundiho hill and honors the goddess Chamundeshware, Durgy incarnation. The value of 1,000 steps is a pilgrimage itself. The Navratri celebrations are particularly alive here, presenting parades, devoted music and special rituals that attract locals and tourists.
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Temple of Dakshineshwar Kali, Kalcata, West Bengal
It is located on the banks of the Hooghla River and the temple is known for its distinctive architecture and devotion to the goddess Kali. During the Navratri, it fulfills sophisticated Aartis, cultural programs and devoted singing and create an atmosphere of deep spiritual enthusiasm.
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This temple, set in the picturesque Western Ghats, is dedicated to the goddess Mookambique, honor as a form of Shakti. The Navratri attracts thousands of devotees who carry out special poojes and are looking for blessings for prosperity and success. The quiet surroundings of the temple increase the spiritual experience.
Ambaji Temple, Gujarat
One of the 51 Shakti Peethas is dedicated to the goddess Amber. The desires in Ambai are celebrated on a large scale, devoted to Garba dancing, offering prayers and participating in traditional rituals. The whole city becomes the center of festive energy and attracts pilgrims from all over India.
The temple of Mahalakshmi, Kolhapur, Maharashtra
This historical temple dedicated to the goddess Mahalakshmi is the center of devotion and spirituality. The nurses see the temple beautifully decorated, with special Aartis and cultural programs. Pilgrims visit in large numbers to seek the blessing of the goddess for wealth, health and prosperity.
Chamunda Devi Temple, Himachal Pradesh
The temple set on a hill near Kangry is dedicated to the goddess Chamund. The nursing attracts devotees who rise to the hill to participate in rituals and look for blessings. The panoramic view of the surrounding mountains adds a unique spiritual and picturesque experience.
Kamakhya, Assam Temple
The main Shakti Peetha, the Kamakhya temple, is devoted to the goddess Kamakhya and is considered one of the strongest Shakti worship centers. The nursing is marked by complicated rituals, trade fairs and devotees. Thousands of pilgrims flock to the temple and combine faith with cultural celebrations.
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