About Chattarpur Mandir, New Delhi

Chattarpur Mandir is a Hindu Temple, situated at the distance of 4 km from the Qutub Minar in Mehrauli, Delhi. The temple is thoroughly dedicated to Goddess Durga, and also represents idols of several Gods & Goddess such as Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi. Beautiful lawns along with gardens make it a true manifestation of the South Indian architectural style. The Chattarpur is a revered place of worship, also recognized as Shree Adhya Shakti Peeth Mandir. It is observed that during the famous Navratri and Durga Puja festival, the followers of HIndu deities along with other devotees throng in massive number to pay a special tribute to the goddess and feel blessed. The temple is a huge building, whose foundation was kept by Babab Sant Nagpal ji, and inside reveals the samadhi of the guru, the Shiv-Gauri Nageshwar Mandir. Anyhow, the temple is a worth-beholding site with great religious significance. You can easily access the Chattrapur Mandir with the help of local transport with your convenience. The shrine is a huge temple complex, not so very old, as far as its structural designing is concerned. It predominantly worships Goddess Katyayani, another form of Goddess Durga, its main deity, and sermons and prayers are continuously offered. But, one needs to take off the shoes and wash the hands properly to conduct religious ceremonies. More attractions of the Chattarpur temple include a Satsang hall which can accommodate 1000 people at a time. It is basically used to give special preachings to all the attendants who are interested in bhajans and religious discourses. Another reason why pilgrims come here is the fact that they believe that by tying the holy thread around the old tree placed just at the entrance of the temple all their wishes will be heard. And once the wish is heard they need to come back to untie the same. The most admiring part of the Chattarpur Temple is that it is a great place of interest in Delhi Tourism. The place is a great point of inclination for those who prefer to get exposed to the architectural marvels of India. Nevertheless, do come here whenever you have time as it also caters to the divine needs of those who are huge fans of Radha Krishna, and Lord Ganesha.