Shri Matsyodari Devi Temple - Featured Reviews (847)
A. The best Ancient temple Beautiful location Ample of parking space Well connected by road Not so crowded B. Few hurdles 1. Proper restaurants near by 2. Limited accessibility for wheelchair
Divine And Calm Place... It has A Lot Of Significance... Must Visit and Experience personally
There are two entrances to the temple. Both are open and near to temple. On first entrance you will find more traffic and rush while on second entrance there is lesser rush and traffic. In side there are beautiful gardens and photo points available. Nice place for a family visit.
Matsyodari temple is very famous temple of Goddesses situated in Ambad district Jalana. One has to climb steep flight of the stairs. But when you reaches to Garbhgruh, all your tiredness will vanish. Temple is built in old sculpture style and maintained very well. It has nicely developed Ahilyabai Garden besides it.
The Name Matsyodari is combination of (Matsya- Fish) and (Udar- stomach ). The Temple is situated in mountain which has shape like Fish so it is called as Matsyodari. The main Temple Consist Mahalakshmi,mahasaraswati and Mahakali. commonly together known as Matsyodari Devi .This is the only Temple After Vaishno Devi which is situated in Jammu and kashmir where both the Tridevi are Present in Single temple. This Temple Was build by Raja Ambarish by who's name the town name is given as Ambad. Later on The Restoration of the temple was done by Ahilyabai Holkar of Holkar Dynesty.Lots of Devotee visit the temple Round the year. Big fare in Navratri during this period 2-3 lack public visited daily and heavy rush for more than 15 lakh devotee visited on 7th day of Navratri. Must See place and Unexplored attraction in small town of Maharashtra
You can feel peace and positivity. Its best to visit offseason to feel eternal peace and you can feel AadiShakti's presence with a still mind and heart
Matsyodari Devi Temple is a famous Temple in Jalna District... Situated At Ambad Taluka...Name Matsyodari given because of the Shape of Hills same as like Fish... This Temple is also Known as Ambika Goddesses Temple...In the Period of Navratri the Very Big 30 Days Fare is arranged at this Temple... Peoples comming from Another district and Nearby villages for Worship of Goddesses...
Matsyodari, called because the temple is on the hill which resembles the shape of a fish (matsya). It is believed to be one of the oldest temples in the region. A largely attended annual fair is held at the temple in October, in Navratra.
