Devgiri Cave Temple

Devgiri Cave Temple, whose name translates to God's Own Hill, houses a goddess shrine carved directly into the rock of Jawai's granite hills. Locals describe an unusual bond between the resident priests and the leopards that frequent the area, with the big cats often seen resting on nearby rocks during morning prayers. The temple draws both devotees and wildlife watchers, making it one of the more distinctive religious sites in the region. Visits are best timed for early morning when both the light and the leopard activity are at their best.