Deopani Durga Temple

Maa Durga Temple |Here the wishes of the devotees are fulfilled |

Blessful place... Durga mandir with lots of devotees as always. Crowd gets more during Durga Puja...

Nice Temple For Pray !!! I have Heard That You want something from God Here that must fullfill !!

Its a beautiful temple situated tea gardens .The temple is dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Durga .There is a tree in temple premises decorated by red ribbons tied by the devotees visiting the temple as a symbol of faith.
visit to this place will make you surrender to Mother Durga.It is located a tea garden and serenity is very quite and calm. When you will enter in this temple you will be surprised by the feeling of some positive energy.
It is not a full day affair but you may like the surrounding and can spend some time around it.....

NiceThe idol of the temple was excavated along with some other archaeological materials and the temple was established in the site where the idol was discovered.[3][4][5] The temple is managed by a trust.[6] Annual Durga Puja is celebrated in the temple.[7]The idol of the temple was excavated along with some other archaeological materials and the temple was established in the site where the idol was discovered.[3][4][5] The temple is managed by a trust.[6] Annual Durga Puja is celebrated in the temple.[7]

It's amazing..... whenever get time please visit
Divine Godess Durga

It was really a great place to offer prayers to the deity. Quite an impressive environment was there with the continuous chanting of prayers outside the main temple veranda. You will always feel blessed. Due to Covid some restrictions are there. But if you are following all the rules and regulations than its great.

A divine place of worship with serene environment, people visit this temple and believe that by tying red threads and bells in trees the wished come true. A wide campus ample space available for devotees to spend time in rush days the parking is a bit of an issue as the cars need to be parked 200 metres away from the temple gate.