Naraini Mata Temple is a revered pilgrimage site located in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, near the village of Narayanpur. It holds spiritual, historical, and cultural significance and is nestled in the scenic Aravalli Hills.
Dedicated to Maa Naraini (a form of Goddess Durga).
Believed to be one of the Shaktipeethas, where the goddess is worshipped for strength, protection, and blessings.
The temple is especially sacred among devotees of Shakti (Divine Feminine Power).
Legends say that Pandavas stayed here during their exile, and the temple dates back to ancient times.
The presence of natural springs, caves, and old stone structures adds to its historical aura.
Located amidst dense forests and rocky hills.
A natural stream flows near the temple, believed to be holy.
The trek to the temple is scenic and spiritually uplifting, often attracting nature lovers and photographers.
The annual fair during Navratri (especially in Chaitra and Ashwin months) draws thousands of devotees from Rajasthan and nearby states.
Devotees perform yagna, bhajans, and community feasts during festivals.
Location: Near Narayanpur village, about 80–90 km from Alwar city.
By Road: Easily accessible by road from Alwar, Jaipur, and Delhi.
By Train: Nearest railway station – Alwar Junction.
By Air: Nearest airport – Jaipur International Airport (approx. 120–130 km).
Wear comfortable trekking shoes if you plan to climb on foot.
Carry water, especially in summer months.
Early morning visits offer cooler weather and serene views.
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