As the protector of families and lineages, devotees have been visiting the sacred shrine of Maa Kaleshwari for ages, especially on auspicious days like Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays — with particular devotion shown on Ekadashi and Purnima (full moon day). These are believed to be the most spiritually energized days when Maa Kaleshwari’s grace flows abundantly. On these occasions, devotees from far and wide come to offer prayers, perform Yajnas, and participate in sacred rituals like Hawan to seek blessings — especially for the boon of a child.

Located on the banks of the Bhadar River, flowing through a chain of hills, the Maa Kaleshwari Temple complex is a divine sanctuary filled with immense natural beauty, lush green forests, and ancient archaeological marvels. Maa Kaleshwari is revered as the Kuldevi (family deity) of the Charotari Leuva Patidar, Charotari Darji, and Garasiya Rawal communities of central Gujarat. Our research also shows that communities from Maharashtra — including Gujar, Mahajan, Chaudhary, and Patil — especially from Jalgaon and surrounding areas, also worship her as their Kuldevi. Moreover, devotees of Maa Kaleshwari are found across India, particularly in states like Telangana, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Tamil Nadu. Many worship her in the sacred forest known as 'Hidimba Van', seeking divine blessings for the fulfillment of their wishes — especially for the birth of a child.