Bhamrechi Mata Temple

Getting there

• By air

  Vadodara Airport is the nearest airport, about 160 km from the temple.

• By train

  Dahod Railway Station is the nearest station, about 40 km away.

• By road

  Dahod bus station is about 40 km away, and state transport and private coaches run to Dahod from Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Delhi and Rajasthan.

Why devotees come here

Bhamrechi Mata Temple in Dahod district, Gujarat, is a historical shrine of Devi Bhamrechi Mata. It stands on the bank of the Kabutari river, and the river flowing past it is a pleasant sight. The district government lists the temple among its tourist places.

Bhamrechi Mata Temple is a historical temple of Devi Bhamrechi Mata. It stands on the bank of the Kabutari river, near Randhikpur village in Limkheda taluka of Dahod district. The district government describes it as a historical temple, and the Gujarati version of its page says the same.

Dahod district was created on 2 October 1997 when Panchmahal district was divided. Dahod city serves as the district headquarters, and it has the nearest railway station and bus station for the temple. The district government lists the temple among its tourist places, with a page of its own for visitors.

The river flowing near the temple creates a beautiful and pleasant picture, as the district page puts it. This guide draws on the Dahod district government website, which has a page for the temple and pages on how to reach the district. Those pages give the distances used here. They do not list daily timings, so the temple itself is the best source for those.

Tips for your visit

• Dahod railway station and Dahod bus station are both about 40 km from the temple, so plan the last part of the journey from Dahod.
• Give your driver the village name Randhikpur along with the temple name, since the district page uses it as the nearest place.
• The Gujarati version of the district page describes the same temple, if you prefer to read about it in Gujarati.

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