Adhar Devi Temple
Delwara Rd, Adhar Devi, Mount Abu, Rajasthan, India
Description:
The Adhar Devi Temple, also known as Arbuda Devi Temple, is carved from a huge rock and is located about three kilometers north of Mount Abu.
The five-hundred-year-old temple is a cave that was formed as a result of a natural cleft. Adhar Devi Temple is dedicated to Durga, one of the most popular goddesses of Hinduism. The statue of this goddess is carved into a rock on top of a hill.
To the temple of Adhar Devi leads a staircase, which has three hundred and sixty-five steps. At the foot of the stairs in Dudh Baori is a source of milk-colored water. It is believed to be pure milk for gods and sages.
The temple attracts not only tourists who are interested in the extraordinary cave and beautiful views of Mount Abu, but also numerous Indian pilgrims.