it is not a review. how can one review a holy place. all i am doing is informing. the place is after qutub minar, on MG road. i have been a regular devotee since childhood. temple has grown so much since then but remains as spiritual as ever. go early evening spend time and catch 7 PM aarti. it is... More

the idols of Gods and Godess are so beautiful, I can't take my eyes off them. clean surroundings and very nice place. All the people who love visiting temples or believe in God, should visit. its serene. its always amazing tho visit this beautiful and large temple campus. More

beutyfull , outside also inside, ask security is posible to take picture inside / but no Gods/ very intersting ,also people coming here to pray, Next door are 2 others complex of teples.so its half a day to visit them More

Chhatarpur mandir i last visited in Feb to attend a shivir of baba shivananda to pratice shiv yog my experience everytime is diffrent and unique here very big statues and well managed. More

Shri Adhya Katyani Shakti Peeth Mandir is popularly known as Chhatarpur Temple. It is located in south of Delhi - Chattarpur. This is the second largest temple complex in India, and is dedicated to Goddess Katyayani. The entire temple complex is spread over 60 acres & has over 20 small and large temples divided in three different complexes. The main... More

its always amazing tho visit this beautiful and large temple campus. the temple has such positive vibes that few minutes at this place and you start to feel one with yourself. a must visit place for people travelling from outside Delhi who are little spiritual minded and have bent of mind towards finding oneself. More

went there few years back and I loved the temple. the idols of Gods and Godess are so beautiful, I can't take my eyes off them. clean surroundings and very nice place. All the people who love visiting temples or believe in God, should visit. its serene. More

This is located in Chhatarpur area, hence, is known as such. However, this is a place where gardens are open to all. This temple was built by Late Baba Nagpal who felt that there should not be any restriction on people visiting the temple to move around. Very noble thought. During Navratras, there is a langar (Prasad in the form... More

have been here once and sought peace, didnt want to go away from here More