Kanya Devi, also known as the "Virgin Goddess," is a significant deity in Hinduism, particularly worshipped in the Indian state of Uttarakhand. She is often associated with the Shakti or divine feminine energy and is revered as a form of the goddess Durga. Kanya Devi is believed to embody purity, strength, and protection, making her an important figure for devotees seeking blessings for health and prosperity. The temple dedicated to Kanya Devi is located in the Kanya Kumaari region, which is considered a sacred site. Pilgrims visit this temple to seek her blessings, especially during the festival of Navratri, when her various forms are celebrated. The goddess is depicted as a young girl, symbolizing innocence and virtue, and her worship emphasizes the importance of feminine power in the universe.