The Jeen Mata temple, set in a rugged valley near Sikar, honours Jeen Mata, revered as a form of Durga, and is among the most ancient continuously worshipped shrines in the region. Its stone architecture reflects Rajput-era craftsmanship, with carved panels depicting scenes from mythology, and a sacred hilltop associated with the goddess's brother Harsh Bhairav overlooks the site. Twice a year, during the Chaitra and Ashwin Navratri, huge fairs (melas) fill the town with pilgrims who walk long distances to seek the goddess's blessings. The temple is especially revered by many Rajasthani communities as a kuldevi (family goddess).