Shakti Peeth

This Shaktipeeth is relatively remote but holds immense spiritual and mythological significance. The divine energy here is felt in the […]

It marks the site where the womb and genitalia (yoni) of Maa Sati fell after her body was dismembered by

The temple is dedicated to Maa Kapalini, a fearsome and powerful form of Adi Shakti, representing transformation, time, and liberation.

The temple enshrines Maa Mangal Chandika, a fierce and auspicious form of Adi Shakti, believed to ward off evil, grant

The temple is not only a spiritual retreat but also a heritage center of Tantric worship and feminine energy devotion.

This site is also deeply associated with the Goddess Parvati’s meditation to attain Lord Shiva as her consort. Architecture of

Here, it is believed that the navel (nābhi) of Goddess Sati fell when Lord Shiva carried her body after her

Here, the Devi is worshipped as Devgarbha, and Lord Shiva as Rukreshwar (or Rukresh Bhairava). Though the exact present-day temple

This temple is not just a Shaktipeeth but also one of the four main Kali temples in India (alongside Kamakhya,