shri katyani peeth, Vrindavan
Legend holds that Goddess Sati’s hair fell here when Lord Shiva performed his cosmic dance, conferring this place with divine significance. (Also known as “Uma Shakti Peeth.”
Architecture of the Temple
Temple Design: Constructed in white stone or marble, the structure is simple yet graceful—spacious and airy, allowing devotees a serene space for meditation amid the Vrindavan heat.
Iconography & Symbolism: The temple houses the sword of the Goddess called ‘Uchawal Chandrahaas’, symbolizing power and divine protection.
How to Reach to Temple
By Train: Nearest major station is Mathura Junction (~12–14 km away).
By Road: Conveniently accessible via NH‑2 from Delhi (~157 km) or Agra (~88 km). Local auto-rickshaws and cabs connect Vrindavan to the temple.
By Air: The nearest airport is Agra (approx. 74 km), or Delhi IGI (~150 km)
Temple Timings
