The history of Santala Devi Temple is rooted in local folklore. Legend has it that Santala Devi and her brother were skilled warriors who refused to marry the Mughal rulers. To protect their honor and faith, they chose to fight until their last breath. When defeat became inevitable, they renounced their weapons and meditated, transforming themselves into stone idols. The temple was built at the spot where they are believed to have sacrificed themselves. Every Saturday, devotees flock to the temple to pay homage to Santala Devi and her brother. The temple has been renovated and maintained by local communities over the years, preserving its historical and religious significance.