Dunagiri Temple, Dwarahat, Almora

Maa
Dunagiri Temple

चलो बुलावा आया है, माता ने बुलाया है।

Divine Mother's call to her children
is not only a belief, but also a
profound experience for all.

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Maa Dunagiri

Maa Dunagiri, also referred to as Bhagvati, Jagdamba, Ambe, and Devi, represents a divine manifestation of the Hindu Mother Goddess, Durga, who is also known as Adi Shakti.

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It is not only a belief but also a strong experience that Divine Mother reaches out to her devotees, once someone feels this call, no matter where they are, they are compelled to visit the Divine Mother to receive her unlimited love and blessings.

Shaktipeeth Maa Dunagiri

Dunagiri Mata temple is a Vaishno Shaktipeet situated in the Dwarahat region of Uttarakhand. It has a great spiritual and devotional significance. Many people visit the place to fulfill their wishes through Mata’s blessings.

Mata Ka Bulawa

Not only do people believe, but they also have a strong personal experience that the Divine Mother reaches out to her devotees, once someone feels this call, no matter where they are, they are compelled to visit the Divine Mother to receive her unlimited love and blessings.

The Abode of Sages

According to local tradition, Dwarahat region has witnessed numerous Indian sages from different eras who have established their ‘ashrams’ amidst nature.

Mata Dunagiri Mandir Maintenance

The maintenance of the Dunagiri Temple is taken care by “Aadi Shakti Maa Dunagiri Mandir Trust” along with the working committee members. The vision of this trust is to facilitate devotees at its best, while visiting the temple.

Mata Dunagiri Mandir Maintenance

Nearby Other Temples and Destinations

If you are coming to Dunagiri, be sure to visit these places as well.

Mahavatar Babaji Cave

Pandavkholi

Yogoda Satsanga Sakha Ashram

Vimandeshwar Temple

Sukhdev Muni Ashram

Lakhanpur Temple

Badrinath Temple Dwarahat

The sacred ‘Aarti’ for the Goddess is conducted twice a day, once in the morning just before sunrise and again in the evening immediately after sunset.