January 27, 2026 
Important Days and Dates
- Navratri (Chaitra and Sharad) – Most important festival with special pujas.
- Purnima (Full Moon Days) – Devotees visit in large numbers.
- Amavasya (New Moon Days) – Considered auspicious for worship.
- Amavasya (New Moon Days) – Considered auspicious for worship.
How to Reach
Delhi – To – Meldi Maa Temple, Kutch:
- By Air: Fly from Delhi to Bhuj Airport. From Bhuj, hire a taxi or take a local bus to the temple.
- By Train: Take a train from Delhi to Bhuj Railway Station, then continue by road.
- By Road: Delhi to Bhuj via NH48 and NH41, then local roads to the temple.
Ahmedabad – To – Meldi Maa Temple, Kutch:
- By Air: Ahmedabad to Bhuj by flight, then taxi or bus.
- By Train: Regular trains are available from Ahmedabad to Bhuj.
- By Road: Ahmedabad to Bhuj via NH947 and NH41, followed by local transport.
History of the Temple
Meldi Maa is a revered folk deity worshipped widely in Gujarat, especially among local communities. She is believed to be a powerful protective goddess who fulfills the wishes of her devotees and safeguards them from evil forces. The Meldi Maa Temple in Kutch holds great spiritual importance and attracts devotees from nearby villages and towns. The temple reflects the strong faith, traditions, and cultural heritage of the region. Over the years, it has become a significant center for devotion, especially during Navratri and other auspicious days.
Main Poojas Performed
-
- Meldi Maa Pooja (Primary): The main worship invoking protection, justice, and fulfillment of vows.
- Aarti: Daily ritual offering of light, usually morning and evening.
- Chandi / Devi Pooja: Performed during Navratri and special occasions.
- Mannat (Vow-Fulfillment) Pooja: Offered after wishes are fulfilled.
Important Days and Times for Pooja
- Major Festival:
- Navratri (Chaitra & Sharad)
- Vijayadashami.
- Auspicious Days:
- Tuesdays and Fridays
- Amavasya.
- Special Observances:
- Annual local temple fair (dates vary by village).
Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja
Men:
-
- Dhoti-kurta or modest traditional wear.
Women:
-
- Saree or salwar-kameez with dupatta.
Restrictions:
-
- Avoid shorts, sleeveless or revealing clothing.
Official Websites
Government Website:
Not available.
Temple Trust Website:
No official temple trust website available online.
Local Listings:
Temple information is available on community listing platforms such as Justdial.
Description
Important Days and Dates
- Navratri (Chaitra and Sharad) – Most important festival with special pujas.
- Purnima (Full Moon Days) – Devotees visit in large numbers.
- Amavasya (New Moon Days) – Considered auspicious for worship.
- Amavasya (New Moon Days) – Considered auspicious for worship.
How to Reach
Delhi – To – Meldi Maa Temple, Kutch:
- By Air: Fly from Delhi to Bhuj Airport. From Bhuj, hire a taxi or take a local bus to the temple.
- By Train: Take a train from Delhi to Bhuj Railway Station, then continue by road.
- By Road: Delhi to Bhuj via NH48 and NH41, then local roads to the temple.
Ahmedabad – To – Meldi Maa Temple, Kutch:
- By Air: Ahmedabad to Bhuj by flight, then taxi or bus.
- By Train: Regular trains are available from Ahmedabad to Bhuj.
- By Road: Ahmedabad to Bhuj via NH947 and NH41, followed by local transport.
History of the Temple
Meldi Maa is a revered folk deity worshipped widely in Gujarat, especially among local communities. She is believed to be a powerful protective goddess who fulfills the wishes of her devotees and safeguards them from evil forces. The Meldi Maa Temple in Kutch holds great spiritual importance and attracts devotees from nearby villages and towns. The temple reflects the strong faith, traditions, and cultural heritage of the region. Over the years, it has become a significant center for devotion, especially during Navratri and other auspicious days.
Main Poojas Performed
-
- Meldi Maa Pooja (Primary): The main worship invoking protection, justice, and fulfillment of vows.
- Aarti: Daily ritual offering of light, usually morning and evening.
- Chandi / Devi Pooja: Performed during Navratri and special occasions.
- Mannat (Vow-Fulfillment) Pooja: Offered after wishes are fulfilled.
Important Days and Times for Pooja
- Major Festival:
- Navratri (Chaitra & Sharad)
- Vijayadashami.
- Auspicious Days:
- Tuesdays and Fridays
- Amavasya.
- Special Observances:
- Annual local temple fair (dates vary by village).
Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja
Men:
-
- Dhoti-kurta or modest traditional wear.
Women:
-
- Saree or salwar-kameez with dupatta.
Restrictions:
-
- Avoid shorts, sleeveless or revealing clothing.
Official Websites
Government Website:
Not available.
Temple Trust Website:
No official temple trust website available online.
Local Listings:
Temple information is available on community listing platforms such as Justdial.
