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The Nagchandreshwar Temple in Ujjain, situated on the third floor of the famous Mahakaleshwar complex, is a unique spiritual site dedicated to a rare depiction of the Shiva family seated upon a multi-headed serpent throne. This sacred shrine is distinguished by its strict accessibility, as it remains closed to the public for nearly the entire year to honor the solitary meditation of the serpent king, Takshak. Its doors open for only twenty-four hours during the festival of Nag Panchami, a tradition rooted in ancient legends of penance and divine boons. Originally constructed by King Bhoj in the 11th century and later restored by the Scindia dynasty, the temple houses a distinctive statue believed to have been brought from Nepal. Devotees flock to this site during its brief opening to seek relief from astrological afflictions and to witness the extraordinary union of lunar and serpentine symbolism. Specific ritualistic prayers are conducted throughout the day by monks and government officials to maintain a legacy that blends history, myth, and deep devotion.