In Desanuk, in western India, there is a Kronimata Temple, also known as the Rat Temple. In the more than five hundred years since its establishment, good men and women can often be seen in the temple.
The Temple of Kronimata enshrines the goddess Durga, which is dedicated to the goddess Kreney-Marta, who was officially recognized by the royal family of Jodhpur and Bikaner.
Inside the Temple of Kronimata, there are a large number of rats.
The rats are scattered throughout the temple, and every day people prepare special food for them, including those filled with fresh milk. When it's time to feed, they will pour out from all directions of the temple to eat the prepared food.
This abundant food ensures that the rats in the temple are not plagued by hunger.
Rats here basically don't need to go around dodging cats, because the people here will provide them with meticulous protection to prevent cats from coming in and harming them.
As a sign of respect for the holy rat, shoes are not allowed to enter the temple. Inside the temple, you may be crawled over your feet by rats around you, which is a blessing that is said to represent that you will have good luck.
Among them, the degree to which white rats have crawled is the most.
It's best to pay a little attention to your feet when entering the temple to avoid the rats that come and go. If you accidentally stomp a rat to death in the process, you will be compensated with some gold and silver for it.