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The Swing at Jhulewali Mata Temple Moves on Its Own: a Statue of Tendu Wood in a Sleeping Posture, Also the Family Deity of the Makrai Royal Family.
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Nestled amidst the dense forests and natural greenery of the Satpura Range, the Jhulewali Mata Temple in Hardu village of Chicholi tehsil is known for its unique traditions. A statue of the goddess, made of tendu wood, sits in a sleeping posture on a swing. During Navratri, a large number of devotees visit the temple for darshan and worship. The folklore associated with the temple, the special adornment tradition, and the unique significance of …
·Bhopal, India
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