Chamunda Mataji Temple Chotila
Temple Timings and Details
Darshan Timings
Opening Timing: 5:00 AM
Closing Timing: 7:30 PM
Aarti Timings
Morning Aarti – 5:30 AM to 06:00 AM
Evening Aarti – 0:00 PM
About Chamunda Mataji Temple Chotila
Chamunda Mataji Temple is located at the top of Chotila Mountain in Surendranagar. This temple is dedicated to Maa Chamunda. Chotila Mountain is around 1250 feet high. Navratri celibration is an important festival for this temple. For more details check our latest blog on Chotila Chamunda Mata Temple Timing and more.How to Reach Chamunda Mataji Temple ChotilaThere are many ways to reach the temple. Some frequently used ways are given below.By RoadThe Chotila bus stand is located just 750 meters from the temple. You can also go to the Surendranagar Central bus stand, which is 72.2 km from Chamunda Mataji Temple in Chotila. By RailThan Junction is about 20.9 km from the Chamunda Mataji Temple in Chotila. By AirThe Civil Airport of Rajkot is the nearest airport, located 48.5 km from Chamunda Mataji Temple in Chotila. Local and private transportation is available outside the airport to reach the temple.Best Time to Visit Chotila Chamunda Mata TempleThe best time to visit this temple is in January, March, November and December, when the place becomes more cozy and explorable.
Temple Location
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
1. What is the route to the Chamunda Mataji Temple?
You can Climbing the hill's stairs will get you to the temple.
2. What is the number of steps to reach Chamunda Mataji Temple?
The ascent consists of about 600–700 stairs.
3. What are the hours of the temple?
Typically, the Chamunda Mataji Temple is open from early in the morning until late at night.
4. Is there a cost to enter the Chamunda Mataji Temple?
The temple does not charge admission.
5. Is parking available near Chamunda Mataji Temple, Chotila?
Yes, there are parking spaces available.
6. When is the ideal time to go?
The milder months of October through March are the ideal times to go, as are holidays like the widely observed Navratri.
