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Sheetla Mata Mandir, Ram Mohan Vihar, DayalBagh, Agra, Uttar Pradesh

Sheetla Mata Mandir

Ram Mohan Vihar, DayalBagh, Agra, Uttar Pradesh

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  • DeityGoddess Shakti / Amman
  • TypeVillage temple
  • PeriodModern / recent
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About

Sheetla Mata Mandir, also known locally as Mata Shitala Mandir or Masani Mata Temple, is a revered village and ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Shakti in Ram Mohan Vihar, DayalBagh, Agra, Uttar Pradesh.

This temple stands as a spiritual center for devotees seeking blessings from the divine mother, and it is especially popular during key Hindu festivals and auspicious days. The temple is situated in a tranquil area of DayalBagh, easily accessible from major parts of Agra.

Pilgrims can reach Sheetla Mata Mandir from Agra Cantt Railway Station, which is about 11 km away, by taking a taxi or auto via Sikandra-Bodla Road to Dayalbagh Road/100 Feet Road. Those arriving from ISBT Agra (5–7 km away) can head north on Dayalbagh Road from NH19.

Notable landmarks near the temple include the Samsung Showroom and Noor Ki Bagichi in Dayalbagh. The nearest railway stations are Raja Ki Mandi (7.5 km), Agra Fort (8.5 km), and Agra Cantt.

For air travelers, Agra Airport (Kheria Airport) is just 12 km away, while Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is about 200 km from the temple.

Sheetla Mata Mandir is known for its vibrant celebration of festivals such as Sheetala Ashtami or Basoda, observed eight days after Holi in March-April, as well as Vasantik Navratri and Sharad Navratri. During these times, the temple comes alive with special poojas and community gatherings.

Regular poojas include Morning Aarti, Evening Aarti, and Abhishek (offering water or milk), conducted in Hindi and Sanskrit. Free darshan is available to all devotees, and the best time to visit is early morning between 5 and 8 AM or during festival seasons for a spiritually uplifting experience.

The temple observes a modest and respectful dress code for both men and women. Photography for personal use is generally permitted, though visitors are advised to avoid filming during prayers or using flash close to the deity.

Prasadam at Sheetla Mata Mandir includes homemade food items like curd, bajra, and sweets, with community lunches organized during major festivals such as Sheetla Ashtami.

For those planning an extended visit, accommodation options range from budget and mid-range guesthouses along Sikandra-Bodla Road and Kamala Nagar to premium hotels in Agra city center and Civil Lines, about 8–10 km away.

The temple’s location also makes it convenient to explore nearby attractions like Dayalbagh Temple (Satsang Bhavan), Sikandra Fort (Tomb of Akbar), Itmad-ud-Daula (Baby Taj), Agra Fort, and the world-famous Taj Mahal.

General area parking is available, though no specialized accessibility features are listed. Sheetla Mata Mandir in Agra offers a serene and spiritually enriching experience for devotees and visitors alike.

Visit information

Dress code

MenModest, respectful attire expected
WomenModest, respectful attire expected

Parking & accessibility

General area parking available; no specialized accessibility features listed.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Early morning (5–8 AM)
  • Festival season

Dress code

MenModest, respectful attire expected
WomenModest, respectful attire expected

Parking & accessibility

General area parking available; no specialized accessibility features listed.

Darshan entry

  • Free DarshanFree

Best time to visit

  • Early morning (5–8 AM)
  • Festival season

Worship & festivals

Daily poojas

  • Morning Aarti
  • Evening Aarti
  • Abhishek (offering water/milk)

Festivals & special days

  • Sheetala Ashtami / BasodaMarch-April (eight days after Holi)
  • Vasantik NavratriMarch-April
  • Sharad NavratriOctober-November

Languages used in puja

  • Hindi
  • Sanskrit

How to reach

By road

  1. From Agra Cantt Railway Station (10–12 km): Take a taxi or auto towards Dayalbagh via Sikandra-Bodla Road to Dayalbagh Road/100 Feet Road.
  2. From ISBT Agra (5–7 km): Take Dayalbagh Road north from NH19.
  3. Landmarks: Near Samsung Showroom and Noor Ki Bagichi in Dayalbagh.

By train

  • Raja Ki Mandi7.5 km
  • Agra Fort8.5 km
  • Agra Cantt11 km

By air

  • Agra Airport (Kheria Airport)12 km
  • Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi)200 km

Location

Ram Mohan Vihar, DayalBagh, Agra, Uttar Pradesh

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Stay & nearby

Where to stay

Budget and mid-range guesthouses in Sikandra-Bodla Road and Kamala Nagar; premium hotels in Agra city center/Civil Lines (8–10 km away).

Nearby attractions

  • Dayalbagh Temple (Satsang Bhavan)
  • Sikandra Fort (Tomb of Akbar)5 km
  • Itmad-ud-Daula (Baby Taj)8 km
  • Agra Fort9 km
  • Taj Mahal12 km

Heritage & details

Historical period
Modern / recent

Local names

  • Sheetla Mata Mandir
  • Mata Shitala Mandir
  • Masani Mata Temple

Photography rules

  • No officially listed restrictions on mobile photography for personal use.
  • Avoid filming during prayers (Aarti) or close-up, flash photography of the deity.

Prasadam & annadanam

Homemade food items like curd, bajra, and sweets offered as prasadam; community lunches during major festivals like Sheetla Ashtami.

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