Mahamaya Temple, Bilaspur
Constructed originally during the 12th–13th century under Kalachuri King Ratnadeva, who built it at a spot where he dreamed of the Goddess.
Architecture of the Temple
The temple is crafted in classic Nagara architectural style, facing north and standing beside a large temple tank
Supported by 16 stone pillars and enclosed within a low boundary wall, the temple is surrounded by shrines of Shiva, Hanuman, and others
The complex includes the Kanti Dewal Temple (octagonal, 1039 CE), the Panchmukhi Shiva Temple, and the Kalbhairava shrine as a guardian entrance.
How to Reach to Temple
By Rail: Nearest major hub is Bilaspur Railway Station (~25 km), with onward access via taxi or bus.
By Air: Closest airport is Raipur Airport (~130 km), with road access to Ratanpur .
By Road: Easy connectivity via NH to Bilaspur–Ambikapur highway; nestled near Ratanpur’s heart
Temple Timings
