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Karni Mata temple (Mandir)
The Karni Mata temple (Mandir), Deshnok is located 30 km from Bikaner. The
temple is devoted to an early fifteenth century mystic, considered to be a
reincarnation of Goddess Durga. This temple is kind of well-known for a large
number of brown rats operating across the temple (Mandir) complicated
fearlessly. It's believed that the souls of lifeless Charans (traditional bards,
the devotees of Mata) reside in these rats. It is considered very lucky to
identify a rat within the temple. Throughout the time of Arti, these rats are
provided sweets, grains, and so forth by the devotees.
Ganga Singh, the previous ruler of Bikaner, received the temple constructed
completely of marble. Karni Mata temple (Mandir), Rajasthan has silver and gold
domes. Even the mandap and the panels above the picture are made up of gold. The
main gate of the Deshnok Rat temple, Bikaner has been intricately labored upon.
The Karni Mata temple is thronged not solely by the Rajasthani. Moderately,
devotees from all over India and also overseas pay a go to to the temple. At the
time of Navaratri, a fair is held at the temple (mandir). Devotees from places
far and extensive flock to the temple (Mandir) at that time, some even on foot.
Day by day, the religion in Karni Mata is rising, attracting increasingly more
devotees to the place. Every time the desires of the devotees get fulfilled,
they offer silver and gold to the goddess on the temple (Mandir).
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