About Maa Sureshwari Devi Temple
Visiting Maa Sureshwari Devi Temple offers a peaceful spiritual experience away from the busy parts of Haridwar. Surrounded by forest and greenery, the temple is an important place of worship for devotees of Goddess Durga. It is located on Surkoot Parvat near Ranipur and attracts visitors seeking the blessings of the goddess and a quiet place for prayer. As the temple lies within the Rajaji National Park area, visitors should check access arrangements before travelling.
Highlights
· Ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Durga
· Also known as Maa Sureshwari Devi Mandir
· Located near Ranipur in Haridwar
· Situated in the forest area of Rajaji National Park
· Traditionally regarded as a Siddha Peetha
· Peaceful natural surroundings
· Located on Surkoot Parvat
· Important local pilgrimage site
· Visited by devotees seeking the goddess's blessings
· A quieter religious destination away from central Haridwar
Things to Know
· Maa Sureshwari Devi Temple is located in Haridwar district, Uttarakhand.
· The temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga, also worshipped as Goddess Bhagwati.
· The shrine is surrounded by forest and greenery within the Rajaji National Park area.
· The temple is located near Ranipur, on Surkoot Parvat.
· The temple is traditionally regarded as a Siddha Peetha, a sacred place associated with spiritual blessings.
· Its forest setting offers a quieter experience than the busy temples in central Haridwar.
· Haridwar Railway Station is the nearest major railway station for most visitors.
· Jolly Grant Airport near Dehradun is a major airport option for reaching the region.
· The temple's distance from Haridwar can vary depending on the starting point and route.
· Forest access rules may apply because the temple lies within the Rajaji National Park area. Confirm access arrangements locally before visiting.
· Fixed daily darshan timings may not be readily available, so check locally before planning your visit.
· Visitors should follow local instructions about photography, forest access and temple worship.







