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Nine Ancient Devi Mata Temples in @incredibleindia

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1. Brajeshwari Devi Temple, Kangra

One of the 51 Shaktipeeths, the Goddess Brajeshwari is manifested as a pindi or as a sacred stone.

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2. Shree Vajreshwari Yogini Devi Mandir, #Mumbai

Situated in the Vajreshwari, on the banks of the Tansai river, the highly venerated Shree Vajreshwari Yogini Devi temple is a fort-like temple built in stone sitting atop the Mandagiri hillock.

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3. Anjani Mata Temple, Salasar, #Rajasthan

Situated just 2 kms. away from the prominent Salasar Balaji temple is the quaint yet significant Anjani Mata Temple dedicated to the Mother of Salasar Balaji or Hanumanji.

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4. Bhagyalakshmi Mata Temple, #Hyderabad

This sacred temple is a small structure situated adjacent to the city's iconic landmark Charminar where the main deity BhagyaLakshmi is visible from the road.

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5. Jwalamukhi Devi Temple, Shaktipeeth in @hptdc

Jwalamukhi temple is another significantly unique Shaktipeeth in the Kangra valley on the Himachal-Shimla road - the sacred site where burning tongue of Sati is believed to have fallen.

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6. Jeev Dani Mata Mandir, #Mumbai

Cocooned in the mighty Satpura mountain ranges in the Virar region of Mumbai is this highly renowned temple of Jeev Dani Mata. It's picturesque location atop the hills elevated 1500 steps.

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7. Sri Ujjaini Mahakali Temple, Secunderabad, #Telangana

Ujjaini Mahakali Temple is an ornately decorated temple. A feature of the temple hall are the numerous threads of intertwined bangles in red and green that hang from the ceiling.

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8. Jeen Mata Temple, Sikar district, @my_rajasthan

Nestled in the laps of mountains, is the ancient temple dedicated to the Goddess of Power, Jeen Mata.

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9. Chamunda Devi Temple, Kangra District, #HimachalPradesh

The enchanting deity in the temple, Chamunda Devi, is a fierce form of Ma Durga reputed to have killed the demons 'Chand and Munda' in the Puranas.

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