About Ramaram Chittamitti Mata Temple
Ramaram Chittamitti Mata Temple is a Hindu shrine dedicated to Goddess Chittamitti Mata located in Ramaram village, Konta tehsil, Sukma district, southern Chhattisgarh. The temple is a locally revered place of worship for tribal and village communities and serves as a cultural centre for the area. Set in a rural forested landscape, it is known for its simple architecture, religious gatherings and fairs, and its significance to devotees in the Bastar region.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small rural temple complex in Ramaram village surrounded by forested and agricultural landscape typical of Sukma district. The shrine houses the idol of Chittamitti Mata and features simple temple architecture. The premises are used for daily worship, prayer and occasional community gatherings. The environment is quiet and village-based with basic surroundings and open areas for devotees to gather.
Key highlights
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Dedicated to Goddess Chittamitti Mata, revered as a local Gram Devi
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Important place of worship for tribal and rural communities of Sukma and Konta area
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Simple rural temple architecture in a forested village setting
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Centre for religious gatherings and fairs during Navratri and local festivals
Culture & Context
The temple holds cultural and religious significance as the shrine of Chittamitti Mata, worshipped as a protective village goddess by local tribal communities in the Bastar region. It serves as a community gathering place and is particularly significant during Navratri and traditional village festivals.
Route
| By road | Accessible by road from Sukma and Konta via district roads connecting Ramaram village; local buses, auto-rickshaws and private vehicles are used to reach the village |
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| By public transport |