Maa Mahakalika Temple, Champaner, Gujarat India

This famous pilgrimage centre for Hindus is situated in the dense forest on the cliff at Pavagadh. It holds great importance among the devotees as it is counted amongst the fifty one Shakti Peeths.

Maa Mahakalika Temple is both a Hindu and Muslim pilgrimage spot and is located at the top of Pavagadh Hills. This temple is situated amidst dense forests, on a cliff and is considered to be one of the 51 Shakti Peeths. The main deity in this temple is Goddess Kalika, who is believed to be the incarnation of Goddess Kali.

The Kalika Temple is located at a height of around 550 m above ground level and can be reached by using the ropeway. Apart from the ropeway, there are around 250 steps which lead to this temple. This temple is further divided into two parts, with the top part featuring a Mazar of a Peer, which is sacred for Muslims. The Mazar is called as Sadanshah Peer Dargah, where visitors can listen to several tales, dramas and songs regarding Patai Raval.

Maa Mahakalika Temple, it is the largest tourist and pilgrimage centres in the dynamic state of Gujarat which is get attraction to the ocean at tourists and a pilgrimage every year and tops the list of educational institutions’ excursion programmes.

It is located from the city of Baroda, at a distance of 45 Kms. The very old town of Pawagadh which is located. The entire area in so many forest land and beautiful picturesque. Goddess Mahakalika has even fulfilling wishes of millions of devotees at same years.