Why devotees come here
Choti Devkali Temple stands near Naya Ghat in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. It is dedicated to Devkali, the local deity of strength and devotion. Legend says Rama set up the temple during his exile in the forest.
Choti Devkali Temple is dedicated to Devkali, the local deity of strength and devotion. The temple is said to date back to ancient times, and several tales from the Ramayana are linked to it.
According to ancient tales, Rama set up the temple during his exile in the forest. It is believed that Devkali, the deity of strength and protection, appeared before Rama and blessed him. This gave the temple its sacred status.
Another tradition says that Sita came to Ayodhya after her wedding to Rama, carrying an idol of Girija Devi. King Dashrath had a temple built for the idol, and Sita worshipped the Devi there. The temple is situated near Naya Ghat in Ayodhya. An impressive statue of Devkali, the local deity, is in the temple now.

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