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English: Ambika Mata is a Devi (goddess) temple in Jagat village, about 50 km southeast of Udaipur. The temple dates to 961 AD and is notable for its fine sculptures. Ambika, the principal image in the shrine, is a form of the mother goddess who is associated with Durga.
The red flags seen in this photo mean that the temple is still being used for worship. |
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