Hinglaj Mata Temple (Shakti Peeth), Balochistan

Hinglaj Mata Temple, also known as Hinglaj Devi or Nani Mandir, is one of the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites in Pakistan, located within the Hingol National Park region of Balochistan. The temple is famous for its cave shrine setting and deep spiritual traditions.

In Shakti Peeth tradition (as per your list), Hinglaj is associated with Brahmarandhra (part of the head) of Devi Sati. Devotees consider the yatra itself a major spiritual practice, many pilgrims travel long distances, especially during the annual yatra season.

The landscape around Hinglaj is remote and beautiful, and pilgrims often plan the trip with local guidance and group travel arrangements. Because of the location, it’s best to plan logistics carefully and keep buffer time for travel.

Timings: Commonly listed darshan timings are 05:00 AM to 08:30 PM, with a mid-day closure window mentioned in some schedules.
How to reach: Many pilgrims travel via Karachi route and then continue by road along the Makran coastal region toward the Hingol area (travel planning is essential due to the remote terrain).

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A sacred Shakti Peeth in Balochistan—Hinglaj Mata is a powerful pilgrimage shrine in a remote, spiritual landscape.

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• state = Balochistan
• city = Hinglaj (Lasbela / Hingol region)
• deity = Hinglaj Mata (Shakti)
• type = Shaktipeeth
• open_time = 05:00
• close_time = 20:30