Hindu genealogy registers at Chintpurni are the genealogy registers of pilgrims maintained here by pandas. Hindu pilgrimage and marriage records were also used to be kept at this holy place. The Genealogical Society (GSU) of Utah, USA has microfilmed Hindu pilgrimage records for Haridwar and several other Hindu pilgrimage centres. Priests (pandits) located at each site would record the name, date, home-town and purpose of visit for each pilgrim. These records were grouped according to family and ancestral home. The holdings by GSU include Haridwar, Kurukshetra, Pehowa, Chintpurni, Jawalapur and Jawalamukhi. The temple is open from 4 am to 11 pm.  Devotees usually bring offerings for the Devi. Sweets (e.g. suji halwa, laddoo, barfi), kheer (sugar-coated puffed rice), , coconut (or other fruits), chunni, dhwaja (red-coloured flag), flowers and ghee are some of the offerings that devotees bring. One may bring the prasad from home or may buy it from one of the shops in the bazaars of Chintpurni. In the center of the Temple is the temple garbha griha. The image of Mata Chintpurni Devi is installed here in the form of a pindi (a round stone). People queue up for a darshan of the Devi and make their prayers and offerings. The view of the Chintpurni's villages and the far flung scenic contours is enjoyable from the back-yard of the temple. Chintapurni Mata Mandir is Situated 3 KM West to Bharwai which is Lies between Mubarkpur - Dehra - Kangra - Dharamsala Road. Buses Facility  24 Hours Bus Service Provide to Passengers By Private Operators and H.R.T.C ( Government Buses ) . Railway  Chintpurni Marg Railway Station is the Nearest Railway Station which is 20 Km away from it  Private vehicles are usually not allowed beyond the ISBT which is about 1.5 km from the Temple. Devotees need to walk this distance. About half of this distance is a gentle uphill incline and through a busy market. The temple is open from 4 am to 11 pm.  Spring : About mid-February to mid-April.