Bijasan Mata Temple was established by the Holkar king, Shivaji Rao Holkar in 1760. It is said that the idol of the Goddess Bijasan placed within this temple is over 1,000 years old. When the temple completed 100 years of existence in 1860, a grand celebration was organized within its premises. Further, the temple has been restored and renovated from time to time.

The temple contains ancient ‘pinds’ of Bijasan Mata with an undeciphered history. It is believed that the pinds appeared on their own, as there is no proper evidence to testify their history. Bijasan Mata blesses devotees with the bliss of parenthood and eternal fortune. Thereby, newlywed couples visit the temple and offer their prayers seeking Ma’s blessings. Further, a tale of the deity’s benevolence talks of Alha-Udal who prayed for a victory over the king of Mandu and achieved it. The temple is also popular amongst the believers of tantra-mantra and Siddhi.

Established on high skills, the old edifice of the temple was constructed with mud and stones. It was renovated as per the Maratha style of architecture in 1920. Along with the Goddess, the temple also houses idols of Lord Shiv, Lord Hanuman and Lord Kal Bhairava. Close to the temple lies a small pond, which provides a habitat for colorful fishes. It is said that a lion used to visit this pond to drink water and he did not harm anyone while doing so.

Devotees offer laddoo, peda, chickpeas (chana) and chironjee to the Goddess at the Bijasan Mata Temple. The deity is also present with flower-made garlands and chunari.