Jhandewala Devi Mandir l Temple

You will really feel blessed when you visit this temple. This is one of the oldest temple in National Capital region, Delhi. It's located on Rani Jhansi Road and close to Jhandewalan Metro Station. It's about 10 Minutes walk from metro station to the temple. I visited during Corona Pandemic, therefore saw very less crowd as precautionary measure and nothing is offered by devotees during this period. I must recommend to visit this temple and get the blessings.

This temple is always my favorite,, recently visited now Prasad is banned and not allowed to carry any thing in Mandir,, you can not even take fruits and flowers... The Gufa in basement is siezed for visitors only management and pandit are allowed.. the cleanliness is improved because of prashad are banned. At the exit you get Prasad from the Mandir side halwa and chana

Jai mata di

Jhandewala mandir is very famous for prayer in Delhi. Its Arrangement is very good for the people who come here to visit. Temple open at 5 Am early in the Morning for the Devotees.

Went on saturday, hardly any crowd. Peacefull and calm, experience. Jai mata di realised its the same temple that we see from metro and doesnt has big Hanumanji murti.

The place is very nice but lack of public transportation is a negative point. Easy to reach if travelling with personal vehicle.
Good to see that covid norms are being followed and place is well organised.

A divine place with a divine aura. Things have quite changed a bit after Covid here, but that is for the good. Clean, well maintained, good parking, courteous staff and everyone chanting, "Jai Mata Di🙏".

It is always an energy which will pull you up to visit the temple
I personally love going there, this temple is full of positive energy which I always feel.
My mind and soul get relaxed visiting here.
It is always a remarkable experience.
Cleanliness 5/5
Seva by sevadars 10/5

A great temple. Jai Jhandewali mata

Beautifully made, You feel immense positively.

Properly organized by many workers

One things happened with me which give little doubt on Bhandara
I paid 5000/- for 200 Halwa
But it was considered 200 Halwa Chana whose actual cost is 3000/-.