It offers breathtaking views of the Gobind Sagar Lake and Bhakra Dam Religious Significance As a Shakti Peeth, the temple represents divine feminine energy and is believed to grant spiritual insight, fulfillment of wishes, and protection from negative forces It holds deep significance during Navratri, Shravan Ashtami, and Chaitra fairs, drawing devotees from Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and beyond How to Reach Kathgarh Temple Accessible via National Highway 21, well-connected to major cities like Chandigarh (≈100 km), Delhi (≈350 km), and Shimla (≈170 km). Local buses and taxis are available. By Train: Nearest stations are Anandpur Sahib (~20 km) and Kiratpur Sahib (~30 km). From there, public / private transport is available . By Air: Nearest airport is Chandigarh International Airport (~100 km away). Travelers can hire taxis or take buses onwards to Bilaspur and reach the temple via road or ropeway . Ropeway: A ropeway runs from the foot of the hill to the temple summit—ideal for pilgrims who wish to avoid climbing steep stairs. Temple Timings Temple Location

This temple is dedicated to Nagni Mata, a serpent goddess revered for protection from snakebites and skin diseases. Religious Significance Devotees believe that Nagni Mata protects against snake bites, poisons, and skin diseases. The holy clay (called “shakkar”) from the temple is taken by devotees and applied on snakebite wounds and even at home entrances to keep snakes away. A large fair, known as the Nagni Mela, is held every Saturday during the Hindu months of Shravan and Bhadrapada (usually July to September), where thousands gather for rituals and blessings. How to Reach Nagni Mata Temple Temple Timings Temple Location