Budhiya Mata Ka Mandir

Description

Day: Monday to Saturday

Time: Open 24 Hrs

About

Budhiya Mata Ka Mandir in Gorakhpur, India, where people go to pray to the goddess Budhiya Mata. The temple is in a jungle, and it’s about 10 kilometers away from the Gorakhpur railway station. People from all around come to visit this temple because they believe that if they pray with a good heart, they will stay safe.

The temple is very old, like 600 years old! It was made to remember a kind old lady who used to walk with a stick. People in the area saw her as a magical lady and built a temple for her. They think she protects them. The temple is a nice place to visit and ask for blessings from the goddess.

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