Shri Kaje Mahammayee Temple
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A sacred space where devotees offer their prayers and seek guidance, and the deity bestows divine solutions and blessings.Ā
About The Temple
About The Temple
Shri Kaje Mahammayee Temple in Mundkur is a sacred space where devotees from all walks of life come to offer their prayers and seek divine guidance. The temple is dedicated to Shri Mahammayee, a powerful deity who bestows blessings and solutions to the devotees' problems.
The temple stands as a testimony to the rich cultural heritage and spiritual traditions of Coastal Karnataka. Its serene atmosphere and divine presence make it a perfect place for spiritual seekers to connect with the divine.
The temple architecture reflects the traditional style of the region, with intricate carvings and sacred symbols that tell stories of divine grace and power.
The Divine Origin
The Divine Origin
Once upon a time, six children happened to witness a sacred offering (Bali) performed in a remote area. Deeply intrigued by what they had seen, the children later began to imitate the ritual as a form of play, choosing to do so before a distinct and auspicious rock formation.
Unknowingly, their innocent act stirred divine energies associated with the sacred site. Within a year, several members of their families fell gravely ill. Seeking answers, the families turned to a revered darshana (spiritual consultation), where it was revealed that the event from a year ago had awakened the spiritual presence tied to that auspicious rock. The divine energy, it was said, was requesting a proper Bali (ritual offering) in accordance with tradition and respect.
Recognizing the sacredness of the place, the community responded with reverence. A temple was then consecrated at that very site, honoring the divine will and establishing a space for worship, where devotees could offer prayers and receive blessings.
Temple Gallery
Temple Gallery
Temple Videos
Temple Videos
Annual Festival : Brahmakalasha special
Annual Festival : Brahmakalasha special
Annual Festival Celebrations
Annual Festival Celebrations
Pooja Mohasathavva
Pooja Mohasathavva
Annual Festival
Annual Festival
Once every year, the presiding deity of the temple is ceremoniously brought out in a grand procession to the main town of Sacheripete, Karnataka. This divine event draws devotees from far and wide, making it the most significant and awaited celebration of the year.
The festivities begin a week in advance, filled with devotional rituals, cultural programs, and spiritual gatherings. On the auspicious day of the procession, the deity graces the town, blessing the people with divine presence. Following this sacred event, the traditional Bali Seva is performed -a ritual offering that has been faithfully continued since the very inception of the worship at this holy site.
This sacred tradition not only reinforces the spiritual bond between the deity and the devotees but also preserves the ancient customs passed down through generations.
Regular Temple Services
Regular Temple Services
The temple remains open to devotees every Tuesday, which is considered especially auspicious. On this day, Darshana is offered to all, drawing people from across Coastal Karnataka, regardless of religion or background, united in faith and devotion.
A traditional annadana (free lunch) is also served, symbolizing the temple's commitment to seva (service) and community harmony. This sacred practice reflects the inclusive spirit of the temple, where divine grace and human kindness go hand in hand.
Temple Timings:
Temple Timings:
Only open on Tuesdays
Temple timings : 7:00 AM - 3:00 PMĀ
Special Darshana : 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location
Location
Address : Sri Mahamaya Temple Kaje Marigudi Sacheripet is located in Karkala, Udupi district. Karnataka state in India. Sri Mahamaya Temple Kaje Marigudi Sacheripet Pincode is 576121 (Mundkur). It is located 16 km from Moodbidri city, 10km from Kinnigoli and Belman.
The travel to Sacheripete village can be made through service bus and further from the main town, auto is available to board to the temple destination.
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