The temple is situated in the Pench Valley coalfield region of Madhya Pradesh.
Hinglaj Mata is historically associated with the main Shakti Peeth located in Balochistan, Pakistan; this site serves as a regional sanctified space for devotees unable to visit the primary site.
The temple serves a demographic largely composed of mining personnel and their families from the nearby Moari coal mines.
The location is positioned at an elevation of approximately 450 meters above sea level within the Satpura Range foothills.
Shri Maa Hinglaaj Shakti Peeth is a Hindu temple located in the Parasia region of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is situated in proximity to the Moari Mine, reflecting the geographic integration of local industry and religious practice. The temple serves as a regional center for devotees of Hinglaj Mata, an aspect of the Goddess Durga. The architecture adheres to traditional Hindu temple design, serving as a focal point for the Ambada community. The site functions as a place of worship and social congregation for the local mining town population.
The main entrance gate framing the temple spire against the backdrop of the surrounding hills.
Combine your visit with the nearby Pench National Park for a full day in the region.
Carry bottled water as the immediate vicinity around the mining area can be dry.
Coordinate visits to align with local festival days when the temple is most active.
Avoid visiting during the height of the summer afternoon heat, as the region experiences extreme temperatures.
Remove footwear before entering the inner sanctum, dress modestly covering shoulders and knees, and maintain silence inside the prayer hall.
