Chattarpur Temple is located in the south Delhi area of Delhi. The temple was established in 1974 by Baba Sant Nagpal Ji. The chattarpur mandir was considered the biggest temple in India before Akshardham temple was constructed. The mandir has the unique architecture of south India. Chattarpur Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Katyayani, the 6th of the nine symbols of Goddess Durga. The entire temple complex has spread over 60 acres with lots of temples. The temple has a beautiful garden and lawn.
Chattarpur mandir was established in 1974 by baba sant Nagpal Ji. It was considered one of the biggest temples before Akshardham. Chattarpur temple is dedicated to Maa Katyani. The temple complex spread over 60 acres. The complex divided into 3 complexes. The architecture work on the complex is so amazing. There are two shrines one is dedicated to Maa Gauri which opens daily for darshan and the other is dedicated to maa Katayani which opens only during the Navaratri. There are many other shrines that are dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord Radha Krishna. In the complex, there is an ancient tree that is covered with holy threads. There is a 101 ft murti of lord hanuman which attracts the most. The Chattarpur Mandir Complex welcomes devotees and visitors from all walks of life irrespective of their caste, creed or religious background.
Morning Aarti at 6.30 a.m. & evening Aarti at 9 p.m. all throough the week. The aarti timing can be change during festivals and special occasions.
During the months of summer (Mar to May) it extremely hot the temperature can be rise upto 46 degree.
In the monsoon, the climate remains pleasant, but heavy rainfall can spoil your plans.
In the winter it can be cold the temperature can fall down to 5 degrees celsius. The morning and evening remain chilly, but in day time you can visit Chattarpur Temple.
Entry in the Temple complex is absolutely free.
You can reach Delhi Airport from here you can take the metro or hire a cab or can take public transport to reach Chattarpur temple. The temple is well connected to the major points of the city.
Indian railway is well connected to all major cities of India. The city has three major railway stations. All major and luxury trains terminate or pass out from Delhi. You can easily reach it by trains. Then you can take the metro from a new and old Delhi railway station or can hire cabs or public transport.
Delhi is the capital of India so it is well connected to other cities by road. You can reach ISBT (Interstate Bus Terminal) Delhi. Then you can take Delhi transport corporation Buses to reach Chattarpur temple.
The temple is a sacred place so you have to behave in a decent way.
Any irrelevant activity during your visit. Do not spit anywhere in the complex and any luggage also not allowed in the temple.