Harshat Mata Temple

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Harshat Mata Temple is an ancient Hindu temple near Abhaneri in Rajasthan, India, renowned for its intricate architecture and proximity to the famous Chand Baori stepwell.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
archaeological site
tourist attraction
approximateCenturyOfOrigin 9th century
architecturalStyle Nagara
associatedDeityAspect happiness
joy
associatedWith Chand Baori stepwell
linked to: Abhaneri stepwell
category Archaeological monuments in Rajasthan
Hindu temples in Dausa district
Temples in Rajasthan
country India
dedicatedTo Harsha Mata
Harshat Mata
linked to: Jeen Mata
deityType goddess of joy
hasCulturalSignificance example of early Rajasthani temple architecture
important pilgrimage site for local Hindus
hasFeature intricate carvings
pillared mandapa
raised plinth
sculpted panels
shrine
hasNameInEnglish Harshat Mata Temple
hasNameInHindi हर्षत माता मंदिर
linked to: Harshat Mata Temple
hasView Chand Baori
linked to: Abhaneri stepwell
heritageStatus protected monument
locatedIn Abhaneri
Dausa district
India
Rajasthan
locatedOn Abhaneri village site
materialUsed stone
near Chand Baori
linked to: Abhaneri stepwell
nearestCity Dausa
nearestMajorCity Jaipur
period early medieval India
protectedBy Archaeological Survey of India
region northern India
religion Hinduism
stateParty Government of India
tourismType cultural tourism
religious tourism
usedFor festivals
religious rituals
worship

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Dausa hasTouristAttraction Harshat Mata Temple
Dausa district hasTouristAttraction Harshat Mata Temple (Abhaneri)
linked to: Harshat Mata Temple
Abhaneri stepwell associatedTemple Harshat Mata Temple
Abhaneri hasAttraction Harshat Mata Temple
Harshat Mata Temple hasNameInEnglish Harshat Mata Temple
Harshat Mata Temple hasNameInHindi हर्षत माता मंदिर
linked to: Harshat Mata Temple