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Crowds of Devotees Gathered at Maa Chanchalini Dham: Devotees Reach There by Climbing 551 Stairs, 200 Years Old Faith and Unique Traditions
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Navratri is being celebrated with great enthusiasm across the country. On the sixth day of Durga Puja, devotees throng the Maa Chanchalini Dham, about 25 kilometers from the Markacho block of Koderma district. This shrine is nestled among the hills and dense forests of Bandarchokwa. To reach it, devotees must climb 551 steps. The shrine's history dates back nearly 200 years. According to local priests, its establishment is linked to the royal fa…
·Bhopal, India
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