Chamunda Mata temple is situated at the southern end of the Mehrangarh fort. The temple is devoted to Devi Chamunda Mataji. The idol of Chamunda Mataji was brought to the fort in 1460 by Rao Jodha. The idol was first planted in Mandore but soon it was relocated to Mehrangarh fort. The royal families still consider Chamunda Mataji to be their 'isht devi' (adopted goddess of their family) but Chamunda Mataji is even worshipped by the locals. Every year there are numerous devotees who visit Chamunda Mata Temple and offer their prayers. Loads of people including tourists and locals have this temple on their list of the places to visit in Jodhpur. The most crowded time in this temple is Dussehra when innumerable people visit and offer their prayers. Chamunda Mata Temple is also offered in various JODHPUR TOUR PACKAGES.

Things to do in and around Chamunda Mata Temple

Chamunda mata temple is an architectural resplendence that was practised in the days of Hindu Rajputs. This place has both historical and religious importance which is why this temple is popular amongst devotees and history buffs. The temple is situated away from the hustle bustle from the main fort  which gives a beautiful view of the Mehrangarh fort