Neemach Mata

Built in the year 1652-1680, Shree Neemcha Mata (Amba Mata) is the clan Goddesses of the Royal family of the Maharanas. The temple has a shikar and outside the inner temple is a hawan kund for performing Yajna. The idol of Mata is made up of stone and is 56” in height and 23” in width. The shrine also has a Ganesh idol which is 22.1” high and 12.1 wide. Also there is the three faced lion stone.
As the phrase goes. .. “the journey is more important than the destination”, but here both the journey and destination are of great importance and experience. To reach the shrine, you need to tighten up your shoe laces. The shrine is nearly 900 metres high, which can be reached by climbing the steep steps or a relatively easier walkway. The entire way is surrounded by natural mountain forest and copious greenery. Whichever path you prefer, you will ultimately run across to the panoramic view of the city and the lakes which is truly bravura. And by chance if you get tired you can briefly rest on porches made at regular intervals.
The temple adores so much faith that devotees climb twice a day to worship. The stone idol here is known to have a connection with the Neem tree; hence a belief is that people who visit this temple regularly will never get a skin problem. The story behind building the path way is also interesting, it is said that people used to carry sacks of stones and sand to create the way. The captivating beauty of the temple draws huge tourists also.

The walk keeps you fit. The faith keeps you alive.