Durga Mandir, located in Nongpoh of Ri-Bhoi district in Meghalaya, is a significant place of worship for Hindus in the region. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Meghalaya's landscapes, this temple dedicated to Goddess Durga draws devotees and tourists alike for its peaceful ambiance, spiritual significance, and cultural importance. Whether you're seeking divine blessings or a calm spiritual experience in the hills, Durga Mandir offers both with grace.
Temple About:
Temple Description:
Temple Specialty:
Main deity: Goddess Durga
Famous for Navratri celebrations
Peaceful, green surroundings perfect for spiritual reflection
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Temple Timings:
Morning: 6:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Temple Sevas:
Daily Aarti
Special poojas during Navratri
Durga Ashtami celebrations
Visitor Information
Traveling Facilities:
Taxis, autos, and buses from Shillong and Guwahati
Food Facilities:
Small eateries nearby
Stay Facilities:
Lodges and budget hotels in Nongpoh
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Reaching the Temple
Bus Routes:
Guwahati → Nongpoh via NH6
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Nearby Attractions & Information
Nearby Cities:
Shillong (50 km)
Guwahati (70 km)
Nearby Visiting Temples & Places:
Umiam Lake (40 km)
Don Bosco Museum (Shillong)
Kamakhya Temple (Guwahati)
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Shopping – Famous For:
Handicrafts
Bamboo and cane items
Traditional Khasi jewelry
Durga Mandir in Nongpoh is more than just a temple it's a peaceful sanctuary that blends faith, nature, and culture. Whether you're a devotee or a traveler, visiting this temple offers a chance to experience Meghalaya’s spiritual warmth and serene beauty. Its accessibility from major cities like Guwahati and Shillong makes it a convenient yet enriching pilgrimage spot in Northeast India.