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Best place for a visit, quite a peaceful experience.

A place where I want to go, and I do go, in both my good and bad times, because being there gives me immense peace. I also feel a sense of strength there and receive the blessings of the Goddess, which is extremely important to me.

Great atmosphere and divine place

The vibe here is great, the roads are clean, and transportation is easy with both metro and buses. The temple has The atmosphere here is great! The roads are clean and transportation is convenient with metro and buses. The temple has its own parking facilities, and the staff is very helpful. It's a lovely place that I highly recommend visiting! Jai Mata Di.

Decent crowd and ambience before evening, lesser rush. Highly recommended. A renowned holy/spiritual place for accomplishment of individuals/devotees desires/wishes. Deity: Saraswati Mata (at right), Maa Kaali (at left), & Jhandewaali Mata (Vaishno Mata, at Center).

One of the very sacred places in Delhi . Must visit during weekdays to avoid rush. Place is quite well maintained and is very clean. The actual idol is under ground and the visit to that portion has been stopped since covid. there are various other idols at the ground floor and are very beautiful

Alfter a long time I felt at peace in a temple. No pushing, very clean, no pandit ji asking for donation, hassle-free Darshan, and the temple was immaculate. The aura here was very different. I wish more temples were like this.

Hi guys I am visiting this temple since childhood. There is so much peace at this temple . I love visiting this temple . But from covid this temple has changed so many rules . I am very upset with that . They have stopped to offer dupatta ( chunari) , prasad , makeup accessories ( shringar ka saman ) to mata Rani . That’s what I didn’t like . They should start this thing . They have open their own bhog booking that is ok but everyone can’t afford this I think . They have stopped this so no Pandit is available there for the offerings given to mata Rani . I know that they have a good management at the temple since childhood and at some point there is someone standing inside temple . So I hope they open for offerings so that if someone wish something so they can take it to temple . Rest everything is good . At the time of Navratri you can take passes because there is so much rush but at Normal days you can visit easily . So it depends on situation that you need passes or not . I have also added a pic of bhog booking list from temple so you can see if you want to book . But you have to visit temple for booking and then they will give you a specific date for the prasad distribution or whatever it is . Also I have visited lower ground through stairs in childhood . It is a cave like structure but now they have stopped us visiting there . I think they have also closed visiting there since COVID .

Jai mata di 🙏. I recently visited this beautiful temple, and I was truly touched by the peaceful and serene atmosphere. From the moment you step inside, the staff welcomes you warmly with a red chandan tilak on your forehead, a gesture that instantly fills you with a sense of devotion and calm.

Jai Mata Di... The Mandir area is well organised and maintained. In winters the heater facility is there, and coolers in summers. A two wheeler parking area is available. Overall, if visiting a temple, one can peacefully offer the prayers without any external disturbances.

Jhandewalan Mandir in New Delhi is a serene and spiritually enriching place, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Located in the heart of the city, the temple is dedicated to Goddess Aadi Shakti, and its architecture is both beautiful and majestic. The main idol of Goddess Durga is stunning, and the atmosphere is filled with devotion and tranquility. The temple is well-maintained, with cleanliness and safety being a priority. The surrounding area can get crowded, especially during festivals, but it adds to the vibrancy and spiritual energy of the place. There are also small shops around offering religious offerings and snacks. Overall, Jhandewalan Mandir is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience both spiritual peace and the cultural essence of Delhi. Ideal for a quick visit or to spend some quiet time in reflection.

Words are not enough to describe this temple which for me atleast is heaven on earth. This Devi maa is a roop of maa vaishno Devi. It is said that if you cannot visit vaishno devi you can visit and take blessings of jhandewali Mata. They are same🙏🏻🙏🏻 It’s neat and tidy. People work as sewadar by will. No Prasad is taken as chadawa post Covid but mandir authority do provide you prasad as panchamrat mishri etc. if you are lucky you might get bhandara. I believe everyone must visit and take blessings of maa🙏🏻 🙏🏻 sachiyan jyota wali mata teri sada hi jai 🙏🏻

Devine place, you will feel calm and composed. 5 minute walking distance from Jhandewalan Metro station. This serene Temple is dedicated mainly to Maa Durga. Here you don't need to wait much in line. After darshan, when to exit the gate they will offer you prasad(chana and halwa) which was so delicious too. If you are visiting Delhi, this is a must go place. JAI MATA DI

One of the very sacred places in Delhi . Must visit during weekdays to avoid rush. Place is quite well maintained and is very clean. The actual idol is under ground and the visit to that portion has been stopped since covid. there are various other idols at the ground floor and are very beautiful

Very well connected by road, airplane and metro station. Very ancient and spiritual, very beautifully decorated, the temple management don't allow devotees to offer prasad to the goddess so don't bring.