11 Temples You Must Visit in Jabalpur Irrespective of Your Religion

 

Here’s a curated list of Jabalpur’s must-visit temples you shouldn’t miss.

1. Chausath Yogini Mandir

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It is situated between Bhedaghat and Dhuandhar Falls. Constructed on a hill, you’ll need to climb a few stairs to reach the temple, but it’s definitely worth the effort. Chausath Yogini Temple is home to beautifully carved statues of Yoginis. Inside the main shrine, you’ll find Lord Shiva and Parvati depicted together, riding on Nandi, the sacred bull. The temple is surrounded by 81 statues of Yoginis (rather than the usual 64 yoginis) creating an impressive and mystical atmosphere. Additionally, this temple offers a breathtaking, panoramic view of the city.

Special Instructions	Be prepared for a steep climb; temple is located on a hilltop.
Timings	Open from sunrise to sunset.
Things to Carry	Comfortable shoes, water bottle, and sun protection.
Best Time to Visit	Early morning or late afternoon, especially between October to March (cooler weather).
Location	18 KM from City Google Maps

 

2. Tripura Sundari Mandir

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Tripur Sundari, nestled about 12 km from the city along Bhedaghat Road in the charming village of Tewar, is a treasure of spirituality and history. This sacred site, dating back to the Kalchuri dynasty of the 11th century, continues to draw thousands of worshippers. As you approach, the scenic views and bustling market welcome you with vibrant energy. The temple is renowned for its miraculous statue of the goddess (Devi), believed to have emerged from the earth, creating an atmosphere of deep devotion that attracts sages and pilgrims alike.

Special Instructions	Modest attire recommended; be prepared for crowds during festivals.
Timings	Open from sunrise till 9 PM.
Parking	Big parking space
Best Time to Visit	Early morning or during festivals, especially from October to March.
Location	15 KM from City Google Maps

 

3. Kachnar City Shiva Temple

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Kachnar City Temple is a favorite destination for devotees of Lord Shiva. Standing 76 feet tall, the magnificent statue of Lord Shiva is open to the sky, creating a stunning visual. The site also features replicas of the 12 Jyotirlingas, adding to its spiritual significance. Surrounded by lush greenery, the area becomes even more enchanting with beautiful lighting at night. If you’re visiting on “Shivaratri,” be prepared for large crowds, as nearly every Shiva devotee gathers here, making it a vibrant and crowded celebration.

Special Instructions	Be prepared for large crowds during festivals like Shivaratri and Sawan Somvars.
Timings	Open from early morning until late evening.
Parking	Big parking space
Best Time to Visit	Evening for beautiful lighting, or during Shivaratri for a lively atmosphere.
Location	Within the city limits Google Maps

 

4. Pisanhari Ki Marhia

Pisanhari Ki Marhia is a revered Jain temple located in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. It is believed to have been built in the 19th century by a poor woman who funded its construction through her hard work, symbolizing devotion and perseverance. Situated on a hill, the temple offers scenic views and features several smaller Jain temples. It is also recognized as an Atishay Kshetra, a place associated with miracles, attracting pilgrims and tourists alike. The temple stands as a testament to faith and dedication.

Special Instructions	Be prepared for a steep climb; temple is located on a hilltop.
Timings	Open from sunrise to sunset.
Things to Carry	Comfortable shoes, water bottle, and sun protection.
Best Time to Visit	Early morning or late afternoon, especially between October to March (cooler weather).
Location	Within the city limits Google Maps

 

5. Hanumantal Jain Temple-

This temple located right on the edge of hanumantal is a historic temple. It has a beautiful architecture like a palace with Shikhar and domb. This is also one of the Atishay ksetra(Place of miracle). This temple is open for 24 hours. With a recitation of bhaktambar Strotra, one could feel a magic in the atmosphere. And a lake in front of the temple provides a beautiful view with cold breeze.

 

6. Gurudwara Saheb Gwarighat-

This Gurudwara is located on the side of gwarighat. One can reach there by boat easily. This gurudwara is a must go for all Jabalpuriyas and the visitors. There is an eternal peace and beautiful view of the river Narmada. Langar is served every day which generally includes chapatti and cooked vegetables.

 

7. Paatbaba Temple-

It is believed that patbababa temple was built during the end of 19th century when 2nd industrial revolution started the concept of mass production. During that time, Lieutenant Colonel Stanley Smith was given the orders for establishing a Guns and Carriage Factory at Jabalpur. One night, Smith saw a dream of an ancient idol of lord hanuman buried in the ground where the factory was being built. He gave orders to the builders to dig out the ground and after a massive search, an idol of lord hanuman was found. Now, not only the factory workers but many people visit here. There is a Yagya hall and a temple of shree pateshwar mahadev. It is said that if you make a wish with good heart here, it will come true. The temple is surrounded by greenery and is cleaned regularly by the temple people.

 

8. Sharda Devi Mandir-

This temple, located on the hills of madan mahal, is an ancient temple. It was constructed by the gond rulers. Here, a fair is organised on Monday during the month of shravan. Thousands of devotees come here carrying a flag which they put at the feet of goddess. The fair has stalls selling balloons and toys, swings ride and much more. While coming down from this temple, there is a balance rock which is a great place of attraction.

 

9. Gupteshwar Mahadev Temple-

This is another holy place for Shiva devotees. It is believed to exist during Ramayana period during the venture of Bhagwan Ram, Mata Sita and Laxman to the chitrakoot region. As Mata Sita wanted to worship Ma Narmada, Shri Ram offered a chunri to Ma Narmada and made a shiv-ling out of the sand and worshipped it. Though the temple was hidden for a long time and was discovered in 1890. Been built in cave, this temple does not have a fascinating structure or something but only a small shivling which have millions of feeling and belief of people.

 

10 Shri Supteshwar Ganesh Mandir-

This temple, situated at Ratan Nagar road, is an old and unique temple. There is a unique idol of Lord Ganesh which is believed to have growing gradually. People come here with a clean heart and get magnified seeing the idol. The atmosphere is totally spiritual with people offering flowers to Lord Ganesha.

 

11 Sharda Mandir Barela-

This temple is situated on a hill, receives immense crowd during the days of navratri. People gather here to worship Devi Sharda. The temple is small with simple architecture and a stunning aura. Everyone who comes here has faith in the power of Mata Sharda and bow down to her feet.

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