Idana Mata Temple

Idana Mata Temple is an ancient Hindu temple located in Bambora village in the Aravalli hills of Udaipur district, Rajasthan. Believed to be over 1000 years old, this sacred shrine is dedicated to Goddess Idana Mata, a manifestation of Adi Shakti. The temple is renowned for its unique Agni Snan ritual where the idol spontaneously undergoes a fire bath two to three times monthly, burning offerings while remaining unharmed.

Visitors can expect to see an open-air shrine without a traditional temple building, set amidst the serene Aravalli hills. The main attraction is witnessing the spontaneous fire phenomenon around the goddess idol. Devotees can participate in daily pujas and aarti ceremonies. The temple court houses an eternal flame and numerous tridents offered by devotees. The environment is peaceful and spiritually charged, with natural hill surroundings.

The temple is believed to be over 1000 years old, built by local rulers and villagers centuries ago. It has been renovated multiple times while preserving its sacred essence. The temple holds deep roots in Rajasthani folklore and traditions.

Idana Mata is worshipped as a powerful manifestation of Adi Shakti and protector goddess of the region. She is revered as a Kuldevi (family deity) by many communities. The temple represents unique spiritual practices including the rare fire bath ritual symbolizing purification and destruction of negativity.