Chandi Devi Temple

    Chandi Devi Temple, located on the Neel Parvat hill in Haridwar, is an important Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Chandi Devi, a fierce form of the goddess Durga. Constructed in the 8th century by King Suchat Singh, this temple is one of the Panch Tirths of Haridwar, a set of five sacred pilgrimage sites. Perched at an elevation of approximately 2,900 feet, the temple offers a panoramic view of the holy city and the surrounding landscape. The journey to the temple can be undertaken either by a challenging trek or by a cable car ride, which is a popular option for many visitors. The temple's sanctum houses the idol of Chandi Devi, which is believed to fulfill the wishes of devotees who pray with sincerity. The temple is especially crowded during the Navratri festival, a nine-night celebration dedicated to various forms of the goddess Durga. Chandi Devi Temple is revered not only for its religious significance but also for its scenic location and the spiritual ambiance it provides.