Where faith meets joy

Dedicated to the 20th-century saint known for her simple life of milk and fruit, the Mata Lal Devi Temple in Amritsar holds a special significance for women wishing to start families. Step inside and be dazzled by the dazzling ‘Sheesh Mahal’ – an inner sanctum adorned with an intricate network of mirrors. The vibrant colours and exquisite mirror work create a truly mesmerising spectacle, transforming your visit into a feast for the eyes.

As you explore the temple, intricate carvings of deities grace the walls, while numerous statues and paintings depict the life of Saint Lal Devi. A unique highlight is the man-made cave that leads to the main shrine. Here, pilgrims can choose to crawl or kneel in a symbolic gesture of devotion.

Mata Lal Devi Temple offers a captivating blend of spiritual significance and visual splendor. Experience the warmth of faith and be mesmerized by the dazzling artistry – a must-visit for any explorer seeking a unique cultural experience in Amritsar.

A sanctuary of faith

Nestled amidst lush greenery and adorned with vibrant hues, the Mata Lal Devi Temple stands as a beacon of devotion and faith for millions of devotees who flock here to seek blessings from the revered deity, Mata Lal Devi. Legend has it that the temple was established by Saint Baba Lal Das in honour of the divine mother, whose benevolent presence is said to bestow blessings of prosperity, happiness, and protection upon her devotees.

An architectural marvel

The sanctuary is a symphony of light and reflection, with vibrant mirror lobbies that illuminate the space. The temple's interior is a testament to the artistry of the region. Within the temple walls, intricate carvings and colourful paintings bring Saint Lal Devi's story to life. As you walk through the temple, you'll encounter numerous statues and idols depicting her life and teachings. Prepare for a unique experience as you approach the main shrine of Mata Lal Devi. An artificial cave leads the way, but reaching the inner sanctum requires a symbolic gesture of devotion. You can choose to crawl or kneel entirely, a humbling act that reflects the pilgrims' deep faith.

Timings

Opening time - 05:00 AM

Closing time - 11:00 PM

A feast for the senses

But the Mata Lal Devi Temple is not just a place of worship – it's a celebration of life, love, and laughter. As we wander through its bustling corridors and vibrant bazaars, we are greeted by the tantalizing aroma of street food stalls offering a delectable array of local delicacies, from piping hot samosas to fragrant jalebis. The air is alive with the sounds of devotional music and traditional folk performances, as devotees and tourists alike come together to revel in the joyous festivities.