According to Hindu beliefs, Goddess Baglamukhi is worshipped as the deity who grants victory over enemies, removes obstacles, and protects devotees from negative energies. She is often depicted wearing yellow attire and holding the tongue of a demon. It symbolises the power to silence evil, falsehood, and negativity.
The Balakumari Temple in Odisha is a revered hilltop shrine dedicated to Goddess Durga, located 9 km from Chikiti and 37 km from Brahmapur in the Ganjam district. Visitors must climb 1,240 covered steps up the Kerandimala Hill or use a motorable road to experience panoramic valley views.
The temple is surrounded by scenic hills and lush greenery. It attracts thousands of devotees throughout the year, especially during Navratri and other auspicious occasions.
Who is Goddess Baglamukhi?
According to Hindu beliefs, Goddess Baglamukhi is worshipped as the deity who grants victory over enemies, removes obstacles, and protects devotees from negative energies. She is often depicted wearing yellow attire and holding the tongue of a demon. It symbolises the power to silence evil, falsehood, and negativity. For this reason, devotees usually wear yellow clothes and offer yellow flowers, turmeric, and sweets while praying at the temple.
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