Kātyāyanī of Chhattarpur

geo:

• country: "India" state: "Delhi" district: "South Delhi" town: "Chhatarpur" lat: 28.4919 lon: 77.1761 temples:
• name: "Main shrine of Kātyāyanī of Chhattarpur" location: "Chhatarpur" district: "South Delhi" state: "Delhi" country: "India" built_century: "Varies" note: "Chhattarpur — 2nd largest temple complex in India" lat: 28.4919 lon: 77.1761 festival_dates: ["Annual festival"] festivals:
• name: "Annual Kātyāyanī of Chhattarpur festival" month: "Seasonally" duration: "1–10 days" worship: daily_rites: ["tradition-specific"] stories:
• title: "Narrative of Kātyāyanī of Chhattarpur" source: "Tradition" summary: "Chhattarpur Mandir (1974) in Delhi is the 2nd largest temple complex in India (after Akshardham). Founded by Baba Sant Nagpal in honour of Devī Kātyāyanī (6th of the 9 Navadurga). 20+ small shrines within 70-acre complex. Annual Navrātri sees 2 million pilgrims. The main deity — Kātyāyanī — is open only during Navrātri (twice yearly)." primary_scriptures:
• title: "Hindu primary texts" type: "scriptural/oral"

Kātyāyanī of Chhattarpur

Tradition

Hindu / Shakta

Location

• Chhatarpur, South Delhi, Delhi (28.4919°N, 77.1761°E)

Sacred Narrative

Chhattarpur Mandir (1974) in Delhi is the 2nd largest temple complex in India (after Akshardham). Founded by Baba Sant Nagpal in honour of Devī Kātyāyanī (6th of the 9 Navadurga). 20+ small shrines within 70-acre complex. Annual Navrātri sees 2 million pilgrims. The main deity — Kātyāyanī — is open only during Navrātri (twice yearly).