Mata no Madh

Mata no Madh is a sanctuary committed to Maa Ashapura and is found 138 kilometers from the city of Bhuj in Gujarat. The tranquil place of love of Maa Ashapura is all around kept up and offers a wonderful and serene climate for the explorers. The goddess is additionally alluded to as Desh Devi, which means the Goddess of the general population. Guests can offer their petitions and investigate the lovely sanctuary complex. Mata no Madh is a decent outline of customary Indian design with detailed and multifaceted carvings. Mata no Madh is an antiquated sanctuary devoted to the Kuldevi of Jadeja and is arranged toward the west of Kakkadbhit. The first 1200-year-old sanctuary was decimated twice because of quakes. The sanctuary that remains steadfast today has been worked by Sunderji Saudagar. This structure has been developed with more greatness and better measurements. The principle sanctuary emerges in the horizon of Bhuj and makes an amazing perspective for guests. A few vital religious exercises are completed at Mata No Madh and ious Hindu celebrations like Diwali, Navratri and so forth are praised with extraordinary eagerness.