The temple's origins trace back to the legend of Arunasura, who, fortified by a boon from Brahma and blessings from Goddess Saraswathi, grew invincible. In his reign of terror, the gods beseeched Adhishakti for aid. Disguised as Mohini, she enticed Arunasura and ultimately vanquished him, taking the form of a furious bee known as 'Bhramara.' In reverence, the Devas and sages conducted a sacred bath for Devi with tender coconut water, beseeching her to manifest in a gentle form. Responding to their plea, Devi emerged as a symbolic rock linga in the midst of the River Nandini, known henceforth as Shree Durga Parameshwari.
Just divine and a visit here gives a satisfactory feeling. Must visit. The temple is visited by all and sundry. people from the outer city also come to visit the temple.
It's a place where all worries dissolve, and faith reigns supreme. The sacred place of Durga Matha gives us positive vibes whenever we visit here. Maintained very well
It's an amazing experience to be inside the temple and soak in the mystic aura surrounding the entire place. It's simple and beautiful. Great Peace inside the temple premises and very organized. Don't go for the stores outside as the temple management gives you everything that you want to offer at counters inside the temple premises.
