Shitala Mata Dham
About Shitala Mata Dham
Shitala Mata Dham, situated near Mata Pokhara in Mau, Uttar Pradesh, is a sacred temple devoted to Goddess Shitala, an ancient folk deity venerated across North India, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The goddess is traditionally worshipped as the protector against pox, sores, pustules, and various illnesses. The temple holds deep spiritual significance for devotees seeking relief from diseases and blessings for family well-being. The shrine maintains a devotional atmosphere with regular rituals and prayers performed throughout the day, attracting pilgrims from nearby villages and distant regions who come to seek divine protection and spiritual peace.
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