Kot Bhramari Temple — Attraction in Uttarakhand

Locals say that the Katyuri dynasty that ruled somewhere from the first century BCE used to call this place as Ranchulakot and had built a fort here. This beautiful temple is located on a hill about 3 km from the famous Bajinath temple complex in Bageshwar district of Kumaon division in Dev Bhoomi Uttarakhand.

There are many interesting stories about the manifestation of Bhramari Mata here. There is even a mention of this in Markandeya Purana as well as in the Durga Saptashathi. It is said that at one time when the Katyur valley was flooded, the Anaam village near Garuda also went into water. A daitya named Aruna had made his kingdom in water and began terrorizing the devathas. The devathas prayed fervently to the Supreme Energy and Goddess Bhramari emerged from that Light. There is a spot called Chhina in the mountain where a place called Chakravartaveshwar was made as the capital near two mountain peaks. On Indra’s request, Bhramari Devi broke the Harchhina mountain making way for the water to flow and when all the water had drained from the land, Aruna emerged from his kingdom and met his death. This Devi has been worshipped as Kot ki...

Jai Ma Kot Bhramari Kot Bhramari Temple is situated on the top of a hill within a fort. Located in Bageshwar District, it is also known as Kote-ke-mai, or Bhramari Devi temple. Legend corroborates the belief that Adi Guru Shankaracharya made a stay here on the way during his journey to Garhwal region.

Located at a distance of 5 km from the town, the temple serves as the venue for organising a yearly fair on Nanda Ashtami in the month of Bhadrapad August. During the festival of Nanda Ashtami, or nanda raj Jat, the Goddess, Bhramari is taken for the yatra. During the yatra, the goddess joins the main procession at Nandkesari on the banks of river Pinder.

It is located at the top of a mountain enclosed by a fort. Known popularly as Bhramari Devi or Kote-ke-mai temple, its key feature is its main deity, Goddess Bhramari, who is facing north. From the south direction of the temple, devotees offer prayers. During a grand fair held annually during August, the idol is taken out in a procession adorned by celebrations all through the...

This place is quiet away from the hustle-bustle of human life , it's situated a mile away from the main route , we gonna climb few slope's to arrive this Temple , from where the hole city , forests , The wonderful Himalayas are visible , one can enjoy a peaceful surrounding all over .Fresh air to breathe , the cool Puff's of breeze hit yu all over the way as yu clim up . All over it's a place meant for a peson who love to be away from the disgustful...