How to Reach

Delhi – To – Meldi Maa Temple

• By Air: Fly from Delhi to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad. The temple is easily reachable by taxi or auto-rickshaw from the airport.
• By Train: Take a direct train from New Delhi Railway Station to Ahmedabad Junction. From the station, local transport such as taxi, auto, or bus is available.
• By Road: Delhi to Ahmedabad is well connected via NH48. Private buses and cars are available.

Ahmedabad – To – Meldi Maa Temple

• By Local Transport: The temple can be reached by city bus, auto-rickshaw, or taxi from any part of Ahmedabad.
• By Private Vehicle: Well-connected city roads make it convenient to reach the temple.

History of the Temple

Meldi Maa is a highly revered folk deity in Gujarat, especially worshipped by the Rabari, Charan, and other local communities. Meldi Maa is believed to be a powerful form of Shakti and is considered a protector goddess who fulfills the wishes of her devotees.

The Meldi Maa Temple in Ahmedabad reflects deep-rooted faith and traditional worship practices. Devotees believe that sincere prayers offered to Meldi Maa bring relief from difficulties, protection from evil forces, and success in personal and professional life. The temple is especially crowded on Tuesdays, Saturdays, and during Navratri.

The worship rituals are simple yet powerful, often involving coconut offerings, incense, and lamps. Over the years, the temple has become an important spiritual center for devotees from Ahmedabad and nearby regions.

Main Poojas Performed

• • Daily worship of Goddess Meldi Maa with lamp offering and prayers.
  • Manat (Vow) Puja: Devotees offer coconut, chunri, and prasad after fulfillment of wishes.
  • Bhajan & Satsang: Devotional singing on auspicious days.

Important Days and Times for Pooja

• Major Festival:
  • Sharad Navratr
  • Chaitra Navratri
• Auspicious Days:
  • Tuesdays and Fridays
• Special Days:
  • Local fairs and community pooja days as per temple tradition.

Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja

Men:

• • Kurta-pyjama, dhoti, or modest formal wear

Women:

• • Saree, salwar kameez, chaniya choli, or modest attire

Restrictions:

• • Avoid revealing clothes; modest dressing preferred

Official Websites

Government Website:
Not available
Temple Trust Website:
Not officially published