Vaishno Devi (otherwise called Durga, Mata Rani, Trikuta, Ambe and Vaishnavi) is a people sign and a type of the Supreme Hindu Mother Goddess, Adishakti likewise alluded to as Durga. The words "Maa" and "Mata" are ordinarily utilized in India for mother, and in this way are much of the time vigorously utilized regarding Vaishno Devi. Vaishnavi was shaped from the consolidated energies of Parvati, Lakshmi, and Saraswati having the vital energy of Durga overall. The sanctuary is situated in Katra, India.

The Vaishno Devi Temple is a significant Hindu sanctuary devoted to Vaishno Devi situated in Katra at the Trikuta Mountains inside the Indian Union domain of Jammu and Kashmir. The sanctuary is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas committed to Durga, who is loved as Vaishno Devi. It is one of the most visited journey places of India. Consistently a large number of guests visit the temple. During celebrations like Navaratri, the count even increments to one crore visitors. Vaishno Devi Temple is perhaps the most extravagant sanctuary in India. According to creators Michael Barnett and Janice Gross Stein, "Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine in Jammu has a yearly pay of about $16 million, for the most part from contributions by devotees".

Creator Abha Chauhan recognizes Vaishno Devi with the force of Vishnu as well as the manifestation of Lakshmi. Author Pintchman relates to extraordinary goddess Mahadevi and says Vaishno Devi contains all powers and is related with the whole creation as Mahadevi. Pintchman further expresses that, "Pioneers distinguish Vaishno Devi with Durga (a type of Lakshmi) — whom Punjabis (and others) likewise name Sheranwali, "the Lion-rider" — more than with some other goddess".[4] Some Hindus likewise consider Vaishno Devi as the future joy of Kalki and brought into the world as Satyabhama and will be brought into the world as Rama spouse of Kalki.

The sanctuary is hallowed to all Hindus. Numerous conspicuous holy people, for example, Vivekananda have visited the temple.

Navaratri and Diwali are the two most conspicuous celebrations celebrated in the Vaishno Devi Temple. The sanctuary was remembered for the Jammu and Kashmir state government Act No. XVI/1988, and known as Shri Mata Vaishno devi Shrine Act. The council designated by the state government manages the sanctuary and has nine individuals on its board.