Sneakily Visit The Mouse Temple

Dozens of mice packed two pots of milk, engrossed in drinking milk, licking beards and slowly going back to the cave, which was exclusively enclosed for them. Gate to the strange temple Deshnoke - city famous for Karni Mata temple ( Or still known simply as the Mouse Temple) has a similar appearance to all the temples across India, but if you pay attention, you will immediately notice the difference from the gate to the image of the uncle. mouse as background. From New Delhi, it takes about half an hour to go tuk tuk to arrive at the temple.Karni Mata is not crowded with tourists, visitors following the tour will not be brought here, only people come to offer incense and guests

. Go curious dust. There is no fee to enter the temple, but visitors are forced to walk barefoot inside. The best way is to put on your socks and remove them as you will definitely step on the rat droppings Therefore, to the Mouse Temple, bring a pair of spare socks.



A yard right in front of the temple with dozens of pigeons eating, seeing footsteps, they seem familiar, do not bother to lift their wings. . The temple entrance seems to be different. Instead of pictures of elephants, birds, and rats, tens of rats scrambled around a plate of milk, and a strong odor rose from the moment he stepped through the door. High above, a protective net truss is packed with pigeons. One had to make nets like this to prevent the prey birds from coming down, with the rats running across the temple.If you arrive at 7:00 a m.



, you will see thousands of velvet rats in the yard, At that time, you probably did not dare to enter. At around 9am, it was the sleeping time of the mice, but there were still a lot of them obediently drinking milk in two large pots in the corner of the yard. Drinking milk leisurely The guests were taking pictures while continuously rolling their eyes down to their feet. See if any of the animals are running bumping into my legs again. While for the people coming to the ceremony, being run over by rats is a blessing, for tourists, even if they try not to appear impolite when a mouse accidentally passes by. Sneaking away automatically to quickly get away. A mouse fell asleep on the iron bars of the temple. Two milk pots filled with dozens of black-headed mice, engrossed in drinking milk.



The mice in the temple are too familiar with the image of dozens of eyes watching, calmly drinking milk, licking their beards and slowly going to the cave, which is enclosed exclusively for them. Some chickens dozed off on the curling iron bars. Some other uncle lies right on the steps, heating the sun while curled up to sleep well. Rats are everywhere, they climb up and down, run back and forth over the windows, in the sinks, nestled on the steps and in the yard. The place where the least rats run through is in the middle of the courtyard, where rare sunlight shines. The mouse at the Karni Mata temple is revered by the people According to legend, the Karni Mata temple, built in 1900 by Maharaja Ganga Singh, received protected by the goddess Durga. Legend has it that in the 1400s, when a child of a member of Durga's clan died, she begged Yama, the god of death, to bring the child back to life, but regretted that this god declined. She kept on pleading and finally agreed to death, but the only way for the boy to be reborn again was to be reincarnated, she made an agreement with the god Yama that all the members died in Her clan will live a rat life until they are reincarnated into human beings.



The shrine is beautifully decorated and visitors have to walk very gingerly, avoiding treading on any rats. If they trample a mouse to death when entering the temple, they must buy a golden snake or a silver mouse placed in the temple to redeem the dead mouse. If anyone gets run over by a rat or sees a white mouse, you will be blessed. White rats are considered special deities, embodiment of the goddess Karni Mata and her lineage. Even if you eat rat food, this will be even better.White mouse is the embodiment of the goddess Karni Mata As one of the strangest temples in the world, the Rat Temple welcomes a lot of people every day. Curious visitors visit. But not everyone has the courage to enter the temple and visit the special rats in the sacred temple.



*** Source: iVIVU Travel Guide - According to Ngoisao / author: Lam Linh.

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