Mata no Madh Bhuj

About Mata no Madh Bhuj

The Ashapura Devi Mata Temple, also known as Mata no Madh, is located in the district of Kutch in the state of Gujarat. The temple is dedicated to the Goddess Ashapura Mata and is the Kuldevi of the Kuldevi of Jadeja and is situated to the west of Kakkadbhit. The original 1200-year-old temple was damaged many times due to an earthquake. The temple that stands strong today was built by Sunderji Saudagar and its structure is being constructed with more glory and better dimensions. Also, many other religious festivals like Diwali, Navratri and Holi are celebrated. For more details, one can check the blog on Mata no Madh Kutch temple and Darshan timing.

How to Reach Mata no Madh

The Ashapura Mata Mandir can be easily reached by taking the given quick ways of transportation.

By Rail

The nearest railway station to Mata no Madh is Bhuj Railway Station, about 101 kilometres away. From Bhuj, you can take a taxi or bus to reach Mata no Madh, which takes around 2 to 2.5 hours by road.

By Air

The nearest airport to Mata no Madh is Bhuj Airport, located around 100 kilometres away. From the airport, you can take a taxi or bus to reach Mata no Madh. The journey by road typically takes about 2 hours.

By Road

The road connectivity of all of Gujarat is excellent. You can reach Shri Mata no Madh Temple from any part of Gujarat. The nearest bus stand is the Mata no Madh Bus Stand and the temple is 5 km away from the bus stand. Direct autos are available from the bus stand to Ashapura Mata Temple, Kutch.

Best Time to Visit Ashapura Mata Mandir

The best time to visit Mata no Madh in Kutch is from October to March, when the weather is cool and pleasant. This period avoids the extreme heat of summer and offers a comfortable experience for sightseeing and visiting the temple. The Kutch Rann Utsav, held from November to February, also adds to the appeal of the region during this time.