A sacred sanctuary of divine energy

Patan Devi Temple invites visitors on an extraordinary spiritual journey. It was built over centuries and expanded throughout them, with renovations occurring as recently as the 18th century. As one of fifty-one holy Siddha Shakti Pithas this temple immerses you in an exquisite divine experience where ancient legends and sacred prayers come alive. Devoted to Hindu goddesses who provide courage and protection from forces of evil this sanctuary brings devotees from near and far for solace and tranquillity like no other can. With an auspicious aura of Sati, Patan Devi Temple offers solace and tranquillity like no place can.

Patan Devi Temple stands as a testament to divine marvels, radiating an aura of spiritual energy within its sacred walls. According to legend, this temple marks the spot where Ma Sati (an incarnation of goddess) fell and her right leg and cloth were left behind, making this site one of the revered Siddha Shakti Pithas across India. Within the temple complex you will discover two sanctuaries dedicated to Ma Sati (also known as Sarwandkaari Patneshwari). As soon as you step foot into the sanctum, your attention will be drawn to the stone statues of Mahalakshmi, Mahasaraswati and Mahakali sitting atop their respective thrones adorned with saris and crowns. Vyom Bhairav, an embodiment of Lord Shiva, infuses the temple with divine energy and spiritual strength. Witness offerings made at havan kund (fire pit), where worship materials such as sindoor (worship powder) and flowers are offered faithfully to God.