Bawey Wali Mata Temple stands as one of Jammu’s most significant spiritual sites and is revered as the presiding deity of the region. Constructed in 1822 following Maharaja Gulab Singh’s coronation, this sacred shrine dedicated to Goddess Kali holds immense significance in Hindu mythology and local culture.
Spiritual Significance
Considered second only to Goddess Vaishno Devi in mystical powers
One of India’s most esteemed temples dedicated to Goddess Kali
Attracts devotees especially on Sundays and Tuesdays for “Tawi flowing worship”
Provides spiritual solace with its divine atmosphere and peaceful surroundings
Historical Context and Location
The temple is situated within the historic Bahu Fort, potentially the oldest structure in Jammu:
Originally built approximately 3,000 years ago by Raja Bahulochan
Later renovated and expanded by Dogra dynasty rulers
Located on the left bank of River Tawi, 5 km from Jammu city center
Surrounded by picturesque waterfalls, terraced gardens, and colorful flowers
Visitor Information
The serene environment of Bawey Wali Mata Temple offers visitors:
A peaceful retreat from the bustling city
Opportunity to experience traditional Hindu worship
Spectacular views of the surrounding landscape
Cultural insights into Jammu’s spiritual heritage
When planning your visit to Jammu, include this significant temple in your itinerary to experience its divine atmosphere and historical significance.
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