Matali - Charioteer of Lord Indra

Matali is the charioteer of Lord Indra, the King of the Gods. He is often employed by Indra as a messenger on his behalf. Matali is regarded as the greatest charioteer in the world. Matali took Arjuna to the kingdom of gods.

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Father – Samika Rishi
Mother – Tapasvini

Consort - Sudharma
Son – Gomukha
Daughter - Guna Kesi
Son in law – Sumukha

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Matali Caves is also one of the noted caves in the list of caves in Papua, New Guinea.

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