Balkumari temple
About Balkumari temple
Balkumari Temple stands as a significant religious site in Lalitpur District, dedicated to Balkumari Maa, who represents one manifestation of the Astamatrikas—the eight mother goddesses in Hindu tradition. The exact period of the temple's construction remains uncertain among scholars, though historical evidence suggests it was built sometime within the broad span of the 7th to 17th century. The temple complex includes a pond that has accumulated silt over time and is currently undergoing restoration efforts to preserve this sacred water feature.
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