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Meldi Maa Temple
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Maharashtra, Mumbai City
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January 28, 2026
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Important Days and Dates
- Navratri (March–April & September–October)
- Chaitra Navratri
- Sharad Navratri
- Full Moon (Purnima) days are considered auspicious
- Tuesdays and Fridays attract a large number of devotees
How to Reach
Delhi – To – Meldi Maa Temple Mumbai:
- By Air: Take a flight from Delhi to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai. From the airport, hire a taxi or use local transport.
- By Train: Trains from New Delhi Railway Station to Mumbai Central or Bandra Terminus. From the station, use taxi or local trains.
- By Road: Delhi to Mumbai via NH48. The journey takes approximately 24–26 hours by car.
Ahmedabad – To – Meldi Maa Temple Mumbai:
- By Air: Direct flights are available from Ahmedabad to Mumbai. From the airport, travel by taxi.
- By Train: Several trains run from Ahmedabad Junction to Mumbai Central/Bandra Terminus.
- By Road: Ahmedabad to Mumbai via NH48. Approximate travel time is 10–12 hours.
History of the Temple
Meldi Maa Temple in Mumbai is dedicated to Goddess Meldi Maa, a revered folk deity worshipped primarily in Gujarat and surrounding regions. Devotees believe Meldi Maa is a powerful protector who removes obstacles, grants justice, and fulfills wishes of her devotees.
The temple in Mumbai was established by devotees who migrated from Gujarat and wished to continue their traditional worship. Over time, the temple has become a spiritual center for devotees from Maharashtra and Gujarat. Special prayers and rituals are conducted during Navratri and other auspicious days.
Main Poojas Performed
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Primary Pooja:
- Main ritual involving deep prajwalan, kumkum, coconut, flowers, and prasad.
- Devotees pray for family protection, health, justice, and removal of obstacles.
Secondary/Common Poojas:
- Aarti: Performed in the morning and evening
- Mannat Pooja: Offered after fulfillment of vows.
- Navratri Special Pooja: Conducted during Navratri.
Important Days and Times for Pooja
- Major Festival:
- Navratri (Chaitra & Sharad))
- Dussehra (Vijayadashami)
- Auspicious Days:
- Tuesdays
- Saturdays
- Special Observances:
- Annual local temple fair (dates vary by village).
Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja
Men:
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- Kurta-pyjama or simple shirt & trousers
Women:
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- Saree or salwar-kameez
Restrictions:
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- Alcohol strictly avoided.
- Footwear removed before entry
- Modest clothing expected
Official Websites
Government Website:
Not available.
Temple Trust Website:
Not available.
Description
Important Days and Dates
- Navratri (March–April & September–October)
- Chaitra Navratri
- Sharad Navratri
- Full Moon (Purnima) days are considered auspicious
- Tuesdays and Fridays attract a large number of devotees
How to Reach
Delhi – To – Meldi Maa Temple Mumbai:
- By Air: Take a flight from Delhi to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai. From the airport, hire a taxi or use local transport.
- By Train: Trains from New Delhi Railway Station to Mumbai Central or Bandra Terminus. From the station, use taxi or local trains.
- By Road: Delhi to Mumbai via NH48. The journey takes approximately 24–26 hours by car.
Ahmedabad – To – Meldi Maa Temple Mumbai:
- By Air: Direct flights are available from Ahmedabad to Mumbai. From the airport, travel by taxi.
- By Train: Several trains run from Ahmedabad Junction to Mumbai Central/Bandra Terminus.
- By Road: Ahmedabad to Mumbai via NH48. Approximate travel time is 10–12 hours.
History of the Temple
Meldi Maa Temple in Mumbai is dedicated to Goddess Meldi Maa, a revered folk deity worshipped primarily in Gujarat and surrounding regions. Devotees believe Meldi Maa is a powerful protector who removes obstacles, grants justice, and fulfills wishes of her devotees.
The temple in Mumbai was established by devotees who migrated from Gujarat and wished to continue their traditional worship. Over time, the temple has become a spiritual center for devotees from Maharashtra and Gujarat. Special prayers and rituals are conducted during Navratri and other auspicious days.
Main Poojas Performed
-
Primary Pooja:
- Main ritual involving deep prajwalan, kumkum, coconut, flowers, and prasad.
- Devotees pray for family protection, health, justice, and removal of obstacles.
Secondary/Common Poojas:
- Aarti: Performed in the morning and evening
- Mannat Pooja: Offered after fulfillment of vows.
- Navratri Special Pooja: Conducted during Navratri.
Important Days and Times for Pooja
- Major Festival:
- Navratri (Chaitra & Sharad))
- Dussehra (Vijayadashami)
- Auspicious Days:
- Tuesdays
- Saturdays
- Special Observances:
- Annual local temple fair (dates vary by village).
Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja
Men:
-
- Kurta-pyjama or simple shirt & trousers
Women:
-
- Saree or salwar-kameez
Restrictions:
-
- Alcohol strictly avoided.
- Footwear removed before entry
- Modest clothing expected
Official Websites
Government Website:
Not available.
Temple Trust Website:
Not available.



