Shree mata Bheemeshvari Devi Mandir (Beri Wali Mata) - Hindu temple in Beri, Beri Dopana - Jhajjar, India

This is a temple for Devi Maa Bheemeshwari near Beri bus stand. The mandir campus is huge and clean. The temple is built beautifully and there are many shops outside the temple. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful. There is no crowd on normal days. There are long lines with waiting time of around 30-60 minutes during Navratri and special days like Ashtami etc. This is also called the new temple as it was built in the last decade while the older one is inside the village. Devi maa comes to the new temple at 4:30AM and darshan starts there at 5AM. If you are visiting in the evening (post noon), you have to go to the old temple. There are no tickets needed to visit the temple.

Explore the divine serenity of Shree Mata Bheemeshvari Devi Mandir, also known as Beri Wali Mata Mandir, nestled in the heart of Haryana's Jhajjar district. This enchanting temple, dedicated to Goddess Bhimashvari, is a spiritual sanctuary of immense beauty and historical significance. Join us on a virtual pilgrimage to discover the rich culture, history, and spirituality that this sacred place holds. @yashprimevlogs

Devotional place to visit to take blessings of Maa Bheemeshwari. Calm and pleasant atmosphere. Be aware of monkeys. Cleanliness is maintained in the premises. Just beside Beri bus stand. Mandir opens at 5 am. Darshans can also be done in old temple during evening hours.

The temple was really beautiful. As it is connected deeply from your roots.

Good calm place . Easy Darshans during normal season. In Navrate you may take higher time. There are small shops , you can buy ghee or other things for devoting. All donations are to be kept outside area of temple. Not allowed ro go in inner sanctum.Kuldevi Maa Beriwali ki jai... All good. Mata ke darshan se bada kuch nai If you find review helpful please mark it as ir motivates to write more reviews and help all of you

History temple to take blessings from the Goddess.

Don't go unprepared. just like any other temple there are shops who expect you to buy things from them. However, the temple doesn't expect such thing. DIYA jalao wala concept h. Wo b if you want.

Jai mata bheemeshwari devi Goddess has been named Bhimeshwari as the idol of the goddess was installed by Bhima. It is believed that before the beginning of Mahabharata battle, Bhima approached the Hinglay Mountain and requested his Kuldevi to move to the battle field. The goddess readily agreed but laid down a condition. She said that she will go with him but if he kept the idol down on the way she would not proceed further. On the way, Bhima felt the urge to answer nature's call. Hence, he kept the idol of the goddess under a Beri tree. Bhima also felt thirsty. Hence, he banged his mace on the ground to take out water. Later, when he tried to lift the idol of goddess suddenly he remembered the condition. Bhima took the blessings of the goddess and went to Kurukshetra. Later Gandhari constructed a temple at the same site.