Mahāmāyā of Ratanpur

Hindu / Shakta / Chhattisgarhi - Location: Ratanpur, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh (22.2833°N, 82.1667°E) Mahāmāyā of Ratanpur — the presiding goddess of the Haihaya-vamśī kings of Chhattisgarh (11th–17th c. CE). Ratanpur was the Kalachuri-era capital. The shrine's ancient stone-idol is the principal devī of coastal and plateau Chhattisgarh. Annual Caitra Navrātri draws half a million. The goddess is counted among the 52 Shakti pīṭhas (though not on the traditional canonical 51 list).