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Tealogy Cafe Rajendra Nagar
35, Manak Chowk Main Rd, Manak Chowk, Laxman Pura, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 457001, India
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Nahar Pura Rd, near Vijay printing press, Dhanmandi, Laxman Pura, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 457001, India
VYAS RESTAURANT | Punjabi Food | Indian Food | Vegetarian Resturant
77, Subhash Marg, Dhanmandi, Laxman Pura, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 457001, India
Wrapstick Foods Ratlam
Shahar Sarai Main Rd, near Pathshala library, Katju Nagar, Laxman Pura, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 457001, India
New Vyas Restaurants
61, New Rd, opp. Punjabi Gurudwara Sahib, Shastri Nagar, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 457001, India
Tip Top Chinese
13, Goshala Rd, Rajendra Nagar, Laxman Pura, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 457001, India
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78, Mahabeer Krupa 2nd Floor Tripoliya Marg, Chandni Chowk, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 457001, India
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Mahalakshmi Temple

6, Manak Chowk Main Rd, Manak Chowk, Laxman Pura, Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh 457001, India
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The Mahalaxmi Temple, a revered shrine dedicated to Goddess Mahalaxmi, The Kul-Devi of Shrimali Brahmins embodies divine grace and spiritual richness, drawing devotees from far and wide. Rooted in ancient tradition, the temple exudes a timeless energy that resonates deeply with the Hindu philosophy of the Divine Mother as the source of abundance, beauty, and well-being. The presiding deity, Mahalaxmi, is worshipped as the goddess of wealth and prosperity, but her presence goes beyond materialistic interpretation. She is the force behind all forms of well-beingтАФspiritual, mental, and physical.

Stepping into the temple feels like entering a space where the individual ego dissolves, allowing one to connect with a higher self and the universal spirit. The templeтАЩs architecture, symbols, and rituals evoke an awareness of the cyclical nature of existence, reminding visitors of the delicate balance of life upheld by divine forces. For a devotee, Mahalaxmi embodies the qualities of compassion, protection, and nurturing care, providing not only blessings but also lessons on inner peace and detachment from worldly desires. This temple is not merely a place of prayer but a sanctuary for self-reflection, inviting devotees to cultivate inner richness and align with the cosmic harmony that...

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This is a well known temple. Especially visited after Diwali. The main attraction is the decoration at this temple. Lots of cash is displayed and sometimes theme decoration is done like - an artificial lake inside with water bodies in it.

On other days which do not surround Diwali, the temple has very low crowd so better to visit then. A day after Diwali, we were in line for almost half an hour. Though for the people who believe in visiting the temple at auspicious occasions, do visit, it's worth going to. I'd recommend.

Also, try and avoid taking a four wheeler if possible during festivals. The roads are narrow and this temple is in the middle of a very packed market. So prefer a two wheeler...

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RAVINDRA RATHODRAVINDRA RATHOD
The Holy Maa Mahalaxmi Temple situated in the heart of Ratlam, in middle Sarafa market.This is very ancient and beautiful temple, very energettic aura, beautiful idols of shri ganesh, maa laxmi , maa saraswati. Regularly pooja aarti is done here. people gathers here for kirtan, satsang. On diwali the temple is decorated with so much stuffs, speacially with currency notes. Hugely crowded on diwali. Must visit attraction in ratlam. "Jay mata di"
Yugal Kishor SalveeYugal Kishor Salvee
One of the most famous and oldest temple of Ratlam city. Situated in the one of the oldest market that is Manak chowk. The temple is very famous for its decoration on Diwali festival. Situated in the main market which is always very crowded and noisy because of the heavy traffic. There is main statue of Mata Lakshmi in the centre and all other 9 swarup of mataji is situated. You will always feel positivity and piece here. Jai mata di.
Brajesh LahriBrajesh Lahri
One of the most unique temples ! On the festival of lights i.e. Diwali, goddess of wealth i.e. Mahalakshmi is worshipped. During this celebration lasting for 5 days, this temple is decorated with Indian Currency Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Jewellery contributed by devotees! After the festival is over, the money and jewellery is carefully returned back to contributors !
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The Holy Maa Mahalaxmi Temple situated in the heart of Ratlam, in middle Sarafa market.This is very ancient and beautiful temple, very energettic aura, beautiful idols of shri ganesh, maa laxmi , maa saraswati. Regularly pooja aarti is done here. people gathers here for kirtan, satsang. On diwali the temple is decorated with so much stuffs, speacially with currency notes. Hugely crowded on diwali. Must visit attraction in ratlam. "Jay mata di"
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One of the most famous and oldest temple of Ratlam city. Situated in the one of the oldest market that is Manak chowk. The temple is very famous for its decoration on Diwali festival. Situated in the main market which is always very crowded and noisy because of the heavy traffic. There is main statue of Mata Lakshmi in the centre and all other 9 swarup of mataji is situated. You will always feel positivity and piece here. Jai mata di.
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One of the most unique temples ! On the festival of lights i.e. Diwali, goddess of wealth i.e. Mahalakshmi is worshipped. During this celebration lasting for 5 days, this temple is decorated with Indian Currency Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Jewellery contributed by devotees! After the festival is over, the money and jewellery is carefully returned back to contributors !
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