Temple of Rats

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Temple of Rats is a famous Hindu temple in Deshnoke, Rajasthan, renowned for the thousands of revered and freely roaming rats that inhabit it.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
religious site
alsoKnownAs Karni Mata Temple NERFINISHED
animalWorshipped rat
architectureStyle Rajasthani temple architecture
associatedWith Deshnoke town NERFINISHED
Karni Mata legend NERFINISHED
beliefAssociated rats are manifestations of Karni Mata’s devotees
sighting a white rat is considered highly auspicious
cleaningPractice temple is regularly cleaned despite presence of rats
country India
culturalSignificance important pilgrimage site for devotees of Karni Mata
dedicatedTo Karni Mata NERFINISHED
devotionalActivity aarti ceremonies to Karni Mata
district Bikaner district NERFINISHED
festivalAssociation Navratri celebrations
footwearRule visitors enter barefoot
governingReligion Hinduism NERFINISHED
hasApproximateNumberOfRats thousands
hasFeature courtyards where rats congregate
intricate silver doors
marble façade
offerings of milk and sweets for rats
heritageStatus well-known cultural heritage site of Rajasthan
locatedIn Deshnoke NERFINISHED
India
Rajasthan
managedBy trust of Karni Mata Temple
materialUsed marble
near Bikaner city NERFINISHED
notableFor reverence of rats as sacred
thousands of freely roaming rats
offering grains
milk
sweets
openTo Hindu devotees
tourists of all faiths
pilgrimageType regional pilgrimage site
primaryDeity Karni Mata NERFINISHED
prohibition harming rats is forbidden
region Thar Desert region NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
sacredAnimalStatus rats are considered holy
safetyPractice visitors walk carefully to avoid stepping on rats
state Rajasthan
touristAttraction major tourist attraction in Rajasthan
worshipPractice feeding rats
protecting rats from harm

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Karni Mata Temple altName Temple of Rats