Bijasan Mata is worshiped as the queen of Indergarh.

Bijasan or Bijasan Mata Temple is located in Indargarh, Bundi district of Rajasthan. Bijasan Mata Temple (Bijasan Mata Mandir, Bundi Rajasthan).  Bijasan Mata is revered in many states of North India including Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh. Devotees come here with the desire of having a son. The newly married couple comes to perform Jaat after marriage with the desire to make their married life happy.

Indergarh, this major religious and cultural place of Bundi, was built in his name by Indrasal, the younger brother of Bundi’s ruler Rao Shatrusal. He built forts, temples etc. here. In this sequence, he built the temple of Mata on the hill here.

The fame of Bijasan Mata temple is such that a fair is organized here during Navratri of Chetra and Ashwini months and during this time thousands of devotees reach the court of Mata. During this period, pilgrims from far off places also reach here.

Bijasan Mata Temple is situated on the hill (Bijasan Mata Mandir, Bundi)

Bijasan Mata Temple is situated on top of the hill. There are stairs to reach the temple. Mata’s temple is reached after climbing about 750 steps. In such a situation, there may be some problems during summer. However, there is complete arrangement for shade on the way for the convenience of the devotees. ​Indragarh or Indergarh is a town of historical importance besides being the tehsil headquarters. Indragarh station is on Kota Delhi Railway, from where it is about 6-7 km in the west direction. But this town has been built. Indragarh can be reached by bus from Keshavrai Patan via Lakheri. Bus services are available from many districts including Jaipur, Kota, Bundi, Sawai Madhopur.

Mythological story of Bijasan Mata Temple (Bijasan Mata Ki Katha)

There is some mythological story prevalent regarding the establishment of every temple. Bijasana is the form of Mother Goddess Durga. It is said that centuries ago, Goddess Durga had appeared to a devotee named Kamalnath. According to another legend, this idol sits on the demon Raktabeej. Goddess Durga fought a fierce battle with Raktabeej. Raktabeej was a demon who was blessed with many extraordinary boons.If a drop of Raktabeej’s blood fell on the ground, it would create another Raktabeej of equal strength. The result of which was that millions of bloodthirsty demons were born in the world. To end Raktabeej, the goddess came up with a solution and decided not to let his blood fall on the earth. The goddess burnt the demon Raktabija with burning spices and collected his blood in a bowl and drank it.

The goddess took as many forms as the Raktabeej were born. By doing this Goddess Durga destroyed Raktabeej and hence she came to be known as Bijasan Devi.

Timing of darshan of Bijasan Mata Temple (Bijasan Mata Mandir Timing)

Bijasan Mata Temple remains open from 5:00 am to 7:00 pm. A fair is organized here during Navratri.