Devi Jagdamba Temple

About Devi Jagdamba Temple Khajuraho


The Devi Jagadamba Temple Khajuraho, also known as the Devi Jagadamba Temple, is one of roughly 25 shrines in Khajuraho.  Khajuraho has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Emperors of the Chandela dynasty erected the buildings of Khajuraho during the 10th and 12th centuries. The Devi Jagadambika temple, which is part of the group towards the north, is among Khajuraho's most elaborately carved temples. Jagadambika, a Hindu deity associated with Devi, sparked the idea. The temple's body is encircled by three parts of murals. A large picture of the Goddess Parvati adorns the shrine.

The Khajuraho Temple Devi Jagdamba history is as old as one can remember, with the temple dating back to the 10th-12th century, when it was built by the rulers of the Chandela dynasty. Devi Jagdamba Temple's timing is from early morning to early evening hours, with the temple staying open for all days of the week, for the devotees to freely throng the place and hang around for a while embracing its exquisite beauty.
 

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Devi Jagdamba Temple

Weather : 19° C

Timings :6:00 am to 5:00 pm

Time Required : 30-45 minutes

Entry Fee : INR 30 for Indians, INR 300 for foreigners

Contact Number: +91 9024104977

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History


The temple has the traditional triple display of artworks, and some of the most sensual depictions on the highest platform. Considering its diminutive size in comparison to the other shrines in the original area, it is a testimony of magnificent beauty found in traditional Indian architectural marvels. 

Jagdamba, the Hindu Goddess of the Universe, is honored in this ancient shrine, and her statue is inculcated in the garbha griha (the innermost sanctum). Every art lover should pop down to this temple, which boasts intricately decorated statues that showcase remarkable artistry and techniques of the long-lost Indian heritage.
 

Architecture


This temple is in Khajuraho's western group of temples, near the Kandariya Mahadev temple village, which is known for its Nagar style construction and is dedicated to Goddess Jagdamba (Parvati), which means Mother of the World. This shrine was originally devoted to Lord Vishnu. Devi Jagdamba Temple architecture composes of intricate carvings of the temple and elevated platforms that catch the eye and entice all visitors towards it.

Activities


  • Plan a trip to the Vishwanath Temple that is just a short distance from Devi Jagdamba Temple.
  • Visit the other 25 temples in Khajuraho, of which the Devi Jagdamba Temple is also a part.
  • Enjoy the sound and light show near the group of temples.
     

Tips for visiting


  • Do not forget to hire an expert, without whom you will miss out on plenty of facts and information about the place.
  • The temple walls have been preserved over the centuries, make sure not to write or spoil them, which could lead to fines or punishment as well.
  • With a great deal to cover, an early start should be preferred.
     

Best time to visit


Even though the temple stays open all year long, the best time to visit is in between the months of October and February. This season is perfect for visiting because, during this time of the year, the climate is neither too hot nor too cold, making it perfect to roam around and explore the temple.

Nearby Atractions


  • Kandariya Mahadev Temple
  • Raneh Falls
  • Chaturbhuj Temple
  • Javari Temple
  • Matangeshwar Temple
     

Nearby market/ shopping places


  • Mrignayani Emporium: It is the greatest place to purchase a massive range of regional handlooms, comprising Chanderi, Maheshwari, and many other handcrafted textiles.
  • Raj Nagar Shopping Area: It is a favorite site for purchasing unique items made of brass and silver. Local artisans here sell entirely handcrafted instruments. 
  • Gole Market: It is well-known for its numerous stores selling fabrics, regional clothing, brass and silver objects, granite tiny replicas, and so on.

Nearby Hotels


  • Hotel Harmony
  • Ramada Khajuraho
  • Radisson Jazz
  • Syna Heritage Resort
  • Pashan Garh

Interesting Facts About Devi Jagdamba Temple


  • Only female deity temple in Khajuraho.
  • The Devi Jagdamba Temple was originally built for Vishnu but houses the Durga idol too.
     

Nearby Restaurants


  • Tea Point
  • Sunshine Restaurant
  • La Bella Italia Restaurant
  • Pinch Of Salt
  • Indiana Restaurant 
     

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Getting In khajuraho

BY AIR

This historic site has its domestic airport that accommodates airplanes to and from places such as Delhi, Mumbai, Indore, and several others. Cabs and taxis can be hired easily from here.

BY ROAD

Khajuraho is served by a public bus service to nearby towns. This route offers several non-AC and air-conditioned buses. The road network to self-drive to this city is also well built.

BY RAIL

Despite Khajuraho having its own station, only a few trains stop there. It is, nevertheless, immediately linked to Delhi via rail. Cabs and vehicles transport tourists to all locations in Khajuraho.

BY Car

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People Also Ask About Devi Jagdamba Temple

This temple is located in Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh.

Devi Jagdamba Temple Khajuraho is famous for its unique architecture and scriptures that date back to the 12th century or older.

According to the Khajuraho Temple Devi Jagdamba history, these temples were built around the 10th -12th century making them quite old.

Devi Jagdamba Temple Khajuraho was built by the Chandela dynasty rulers, who were in power during the 10th and 12th centuries.

Yes, the two terms are the same, just the dialects vary. While Jagdamba is a Sanskrit reference, Mahalaxmi is an alternative term prevalent in Maharashtra.

Though there were around 80-90 temples during the 12th century, only 20 of them are left standing, out of which Devi Jagdamba Temple Khajuraho is one.

The Devi Jagdamba Temple timing allows you to visit all the chain of temples located close by, making up for rather fun explorations nearby through these temples scattered around.

Devi Jagdamba Temple Khajuraho has plenty of places to see nearby, which include the infamous Vishwanath Temple, Lakshmana Temple, Chaturbhuj Temple, and many more.

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