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Harsiddhi Mata Temple Miyani, Koyla Dungar (Koyla Hill), near Gandhvi village, Miyani, Porbandar, Gujarat

Harsiddhi Mata Temple Miyani

Koyla Dungar (Koyla Hill), near Gandhvi village, Miyani, Porbandar, Gujarat

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  • DeityGoddess Shakti / Amman
  • ArchitectureOther
  • TypeShakti Peetha
  • PeriodUnknown / disputed
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About

Harsiddhi Mata Temple Miyani is a revered Shakti Peetha and pilgrimage centre located atop Koyla Dungar (Koyla Hill), near Gandhvi village in Miyani, Porbandar district, Gujarat.

This ancient hill and seaside temple is dedicated primarily to Goddess Shakti, venerated here in various local forms such as Harshad Mata, Harshat Mata, Harshad Amba, Vahanvati Mata, Harshal Mata, Shikotar, Sikotar, and Momai.

The temple complex also houses shrines for Lord Shiva, Sheth Jagdu Shah, and the Matrika goddesses, making it a significant spiritual destination for devotees seeking darshan and blessings.

The temple is accessible via the Porbandar–Dwarka State Highway, with a drive of approximately 40 km from Porbandar city. Pilgrims can reach Gandhvi/Miyani village by car, taxi, or bus in about 45 minutes.

For those unable to climb, a road-level shrine is available near the base, which is wheelchair accessible. To visit the main hilltop temple, devotees must ascend about 260–300 steps up Koyla Dungar, offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and the surrounding countryside.

Harsiddhi Mata Temple Miyani is open daily from 7:00 AM to 8:30 PM, with early morning openings around 5:00 AM on select days and a brief afternoon closure between rituals. The best time to visit is during winter (November to February), early mornings (5–8 AM), or during the evening aarti.

Morning Aarti is performed between 6:00 AM and 9:00 AM, while the Evening Sandhya Aarti takes place from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Personal sankalpa puja and havan can also be arranged, with rituals conducted in Gujarati and Sanskrit. Both free and special darshan are available at no charge.

Devotees are advised to follow the traditional dress code: men should wear dhoti, mundu, or full-length trousers/kurta, and women should opt for saree, salwar kameez, or long skirt with dupatta or choli. Revealing clothes, shorts, and sleeveless tops are not permitted.

The temple celebrates major festivals such as Navratri (Sharad & Chaitra), Divaotsav/Diwali & Hindu New Year, and Janmashtami, drawing pilgrims from across the region.

Standard prasad like sweets and laddoos is distributed after aartis, and basic annadanam and festival bhandaras are organized by the temple trust or devotees. Basic dharmshalas at the foothills offer accommodation for nominal donations, while more options are available in Porbandar and Dwarka.

Nearby attractions include Kirti Mandir, Sudama Temple, Huzoor Palace, Dwarkadhish Temple, and Miyani Beach. Open-air parking is available near the base, and photography is allowed only in the outer courtyard and hills, not inside the sanctum. For further inquiries, the temple can be contacted at +91-8155848926.

Visit information

Timings

Daily: 7:00 AM - 8:30 PM (early morning opening around 5:00 AM on select days; brief afternoon closure between rituals)

Dress code

MenTraditional dhoti/mundu or full-length trousers/kurta; shirts and heavy western upper garments often removed near inner sanctum during rituals
WomenSaree or salwar kameez/long skirt with dupatta/choli; no revealing clothes, shorts, or sleeveless tops

Parking & accessibility

Open-air parking available near base; road-level temple is wheelchair accessible; hilltop shrine requires climbing steps and is not wheelchair accessible.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Winter (Nov–Feb)
  • Early morning (5–8 AM)
  • Evening aarti time

Timings

Daily: 7:00 AM - 8:30 PM (early morning opening around 5:00 AM on select days; brief afternoon closure between rituals)

Dress code

MenTraditional dhoti/mundu or full-length trousers/kurta; shirts and heavy western upper garments often removed near inner sanctum during rituals
WomenSaree or salwar kameez/long skirt with dupatta/choli; no revealing clothes, shorts, or sleeveless tops

Parking & accessibility

Open-air parking available near base; road-level temple is wheelchair accessible; hilltop shrine requires climbing steps and is not wheelchair accessible.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Winter (Nov–Feb)
  • Early morning (5–8 AM)
  • Evening aarti time

Worship & festivals

Daily poojas

  • Morning Aarti6:00 AM – 9:00 AM
  • Evening Sandhya Aarti6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
  • Personal sankalpa puja/havan

Festivals & special days

  • Navratri (Sharad & Chaitra)September–October, March–April
  • Divaotsav / Diwali & Hindu New YearOctober–November
  • JanmashtamiAugust–September

Languages used in puja

  • Gujarati
  • Sanskrit

How to reach

By road

  1. From Porbandar, take the Porbandar–Dwarka State Highway/Coastal Highway northwest.
  2. Drive approximately 40 km toward Gandhvi/Miyani village (about 45 minutes by car, taxi, or bus).
  3. At Gandhvi/Miyani, road-level shrine is available for those unable to climb.
  4. To reach the main temple, climb about 260–300 steps up Koyla Dungar hill.

By train

  • Porbandar Railway Station40 km
  • Bhatiya Railway Station29 km
  • Khambhalia Railway Station51 km

By air

  • Porbandar Airport42 km
  • Jamnagar Airport115 km
  • Rajkot International Airport / Hirasar Airport210 km

Location

Koyla Dungar (Koyla Hill), near Gandhvi village, Miyani, Porbandar, Gujarat

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Stay & nearby

Where to stay

Basic temple dharmshalas at foothills for nominal donations; more options in Porbandar (40 km) and Dwarka (65 km) including hotels and pilgrim lodges.

Nearby attractions

  • Miyani Beach1 km
  • Kirti Mandir40 km
  • Sudama Temple41 km
  • Huzoor Palace43 km
  • Dwarkadhish Temple65 km

Heritage & details

Historical period
Unknown / disputed
Built by
Mythologically attributed to Lord Krishna; medieval reconstruction by Sheth Jagdu Shah (13th century)

Local names

  • Harshad Mata
  • Harshat Mata
  • Harshad Amba
  • Vahanvati Mata
  • Harshal Mata
  • Shikotar
  • Sikotar
  • Momai

Other deities

  • Lord Shiva
  • Sheth Jagdu Shah
  • Matrika goddesses

Heritage status

  • Panchayat / local trust
  • Living heritage temple

Photography rules

  • Photography, video recording, and mobile phone usage strictly prohibited inside sanctum.
  • Casual photography allowed in outer courtyard and hills, away from prayer zones.

Prasadam & annadanam

Standard prasad (sweets, laddoos) distributed after aartis; basic annadanam and festival bhandaras organized by temple trust or devotees; no large-scale daily free meal.

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