290 reviews

Shitala Mata Vatika

Name: Shitala Mata Vatika
Address: Sri Ganganagar, IN
Rating: 4.20

Sunday 24 hours open

Park Hindu temple

E-20, E-20, Sheetla Mata Vatika Rd, near Corporation Bank, E Block, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan 335001, India

Sri Ganganagar Rajasthan

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Shitala Mata Vatika is a park and hindu temple located in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan. The average rating of this place is 4.20 out of 5 stars based on 290 reviews. The street address of this place is E-20, E-20, Sheetla Mata Vatika Rd, near Corporation Bank, E Block, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan 335001, India. It is about 1.45 kilometers away from the Shri Gangana railway station.

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Where is Shitala Mata Vatika located?: Shitala Mata Vatika is located at E-20, E-20, Sheetla Mata Vatika Rd, near Corporation Bank, E Block, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan 335001, India.
What is the off day for Shitala Mata Vatika?: Shitala Mata Vatika is 7 days open 24hr
What is the nearest railway station from Shitala Mata Vatika?: Shri Gangana railway station is the nearest railway station to Shitala Mata Vatika. It is nearly 1.45 kilometers away from it.

What people say about Shitala Mata Vatika

Geetanjali Gupta 71 months ago

I am amazed to see this place in google map. this temple is associated with my childhood memories. We used to go one week after "holi" festival for "Shitla mata Thok" in the morning. My mother used to make stale all yummy food one day ago and we used to eat next whole day only that food.

Manish Kumar Soni 59 months ago

Nice park
Suitable for children and all peoples
It is also picnic point those family going to be here , this is so good idea...

Balmukand Chamaria 83 months ago

Good local park with temple . Shitala Mata is mentioned in many scriptures, especially inSkanda Purana as the goddess of smallpox. She is both the cause of the disease and the cure. When Shitala Devi first arose from a sacrificial fire, Lord Brahma told her that humans would always worship her, as long as she carried the seeds of a particular lentil called urad daal. Along with her companion, Jvarasura, the demon of fever created from the sweat of god Shiva, she travelled to visit other gods.

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