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Kotda Mata Dham: Torso Form of Mother Worshipped Amidst Two Giant Rocks, Linked to Mahabharata.
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News18•29-09-2026, 10:37
Kotda Mata Dham: Torso Form of Mother Worshipped Amidst Two Giant Rocks, Linked to Mahabharata.
- •Kotda Mata Dham is nestled in a cave between two massive natural rocks in the Aravalli hills, offering a divine experience similar to Mata Vaishno Devi.
- •The unique worship here involves the 'torso form' of Mother Bhagwati, believed to be extremely benevolent.
- •The shrine's history is linked to the Mahabharata period, with legends stating the Pandavas worshipped Mother Shakti here during their exile.
- •Beyond its religious significance, the location is a paradise for nature lovers, offering panoramic views and inner peace.
- •During Navratri, thousands of devotees from Marwar, Rajasthan, and Gujarat flock here, with many returning to organize feasts upon wish fulfillment.
Key Questions Answered
At Kotda Mata Dham, the torso form of Mother Bhagwati is worshipped, which is considered to be extremely benevolent and fruitful for devotees.
The history of Kotda Mata Dham is linked to the Mahabharata period, as regional legends state that the Pandavas spent their period of exile in the Aravalli caves and valleys worshipping Mother Shakti.
Kotda Mata Dham is located in the Pali district, situated in a cave formed between two massive natural rocks in the Aravalli hills.
