A revered form of divine strength
In devotional tradition, Vihat Mataji is regarded as a form of Goddess Parvati. Oral accounts describe her with twenty arms and a male buffalo as her mount. These descriptions are shared as religious belief and oral tradition.
Vihat Mataji is revered across North Gujarat. Her worship is found among Vaghri (Devi Pujak), Rabari and some Rajput communities. Stories and customs may differ between families and villages.
Oral stories and traditions
Accounts associated with Amriya Rakshasa, Vijay and Meldi Mata are part of devotional tradition. More detailed versions will be added when original Gujarati accounts and community elders' narrations are available.
The sacred place
Vihat Maa Nu Dham is associated with Ghuma Dungar, near Vijaynagar Chokdi in the Idar region of Gujarat. Please confirm darshan timings and the precise route locally before travelling.
Faith traditions are presented respectfully as oral and devotional accounts, not as independently verified historical facts.