Maa Baglamukhi Mandir, Muzaffarpur | Bihar Tourism

Overview

Maa Baglamukhi Mandir, located near Hathi Chowk in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, is a renowned Siddh Peeth dedicated to Goddess Baglamukhi, one of the ten Mahāvidyās. Established around 1743 CE by the ancestors of Mahanth Ajit Kumar Prasad, the idol—crafted from Astadhatu—was brought from Kolkata, making it a powerful centre of faith and miracles.

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Historical Significance

1743 CE: Temple founded by Mahanth Ajit Kumar Prasad’s ancestors near Hathi Chowk.
19th Century: Major renovation and expansion of the inner shrine structure.
20th Century: Installation of marble flooring and decorative pillars.
21st Century: Ongoing conservation and daily aarti traditions maintained by the Mandir Trust.

Architectural Features

The temple combines traditional North Indian nagara style with local Mithila motifs. The sanctum (garbhagriha) houses the golden-hued idol of Baglamukhi under a small pyramidal shikhara.

Pyramidal shikhara topped with a trishul finial.
Garbhagriha with Astadhatu idol draped in yellow silk.
Perimeter cloister with carved arches and lotus motifs.
Marble flooring and brass lamps lining the inner courtyard.

Spiritual Importance

As a Siddh Peeth, this temple is famed for granting devotees victory over obstacles and enemies. Worshippers offer yellow turmeric, flowers, and sweets, believing Baglamukhi will “paralyse” their troubles.

Mantra Pooja

Special Havan and japa sessions conducted daily at 7 AM and 6 PM.

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Yellow Offerings

Devotees wear yellow and offer turmeric-based prasad for blessings.

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Aarti Rituals

Morning and evening aarti draw hundreds of believers every day.

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Visiting Information

Opening Hours

05:00 AM – 08:00 PM

Entry Fee

Free (Donations Welcome)

Best Time to Visit

October – March

How to Reach

By Air: Patna Airport (70 km), then taxi to Muzaffarpur.
By Train: Muzaffarpur Junction, 2 km from temple.
By Road: NH22 connects Muzaffarpur to Patna, Delhi & Kolkata.

Travel Tips

Dress modestly; shoulders and knees covered.
Morning visit recommended to avoid crowds.
Carry yellow cloth or scarf for offerings.
Keep water bottle and wear comfortable footwear.

Nearby Attractions

Garib Sthan Mandir

Ancient Shiva temple famous for its ornate carvings, 1 km away.

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Litchi Market

Renowned for Muzaffarpur’s famous litchis, open mornings daily.

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Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower)

Iconic municipal clock tower in the city center, 2 km from temple.

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Accommodation & Dining

Hotel Bright Star

Comfortable rooms with rooftop view, 3 km from temple, online booking available.

Chirag Restaurant

Popular for Bihari thalis and sweets, 1 km from temple gate.

Litchi Junction Café

Coffee, snacks & local delicacies in a cozy setting, 500 m away.

Testimonials

“Maa Baglamukhi ne meri sab musibatein door ki, yahan ki shakti anupam hai.”

— Sunita Devi

“Har aarti ke baad mann ko shanti milti hai. A must-visit temple.”

— Rakesh Kumar

“Yellow offering rituals are unique here. Feel the divine energy.”

— Meera Singh

FAQs

Haan bhai, morning & evening aarti sabke liye khula hai, apni jagah pe baith ke participate kar sakte ho.

Ji haan, mandir trust ke counter par prasad packets aur yellow scarves milte hain.

Maa Baglamukhi Mandir

Overview

Historical Significance

Architectural Features