This document summarizes the 51 Shakti Peethas (sacred shrines/pilgrimage sites dedicated to the Hindu goddess Shakti) located across India and parts of Asia. It provides details for each Shakti Peetha such as its location, the body part of the goddess Sati that fell there, and the associated Shakti (goddess) and Bhairava (manifestation of Lord Shiva) worshipped at that site. Some of the major Shakti Peethas mentioned include Kamakhya in Assam, Vindhyavasini in Vindhyachal, Ambaji in Gujarat, and Kalighat in Kolkata. The document

1. माता के 51 शक्तत पीठों की अद्वभुत महिमा किी गई िै. शशव से पूवव शक्तत को प्रसन्न करने का ववधान
माना गया िै. एक मत के अनुसार अगर देवी शक्तत प्रसन्न िो गईं तो शशव स्वयं िी प्रसन्न िो जाते िै. पूरे
एशशया में ककतने शक्तत पीठ िै, इसके ववषय में सिी और प्रमाणिक तथ्य माजूद निीं िै. इस संदभव में
भारत के सभी धाशमवक ग्रन्थ और प्राचीन पुराि अलग - अलग मत रखते िै. किर भी देवी पुराि को सबसे
अधधक प्रमाणिक मानते िुए शक्ततपीठों की संख्या 51 किी गई िै.
इन्िीं 51 शक्तत पीठों में से एक शक्तत पीठ वैद्यनाथ-जयदुगाव शक्ततपीठ के नाम से जाना जाता िै. इस
स्थान पर माता शक्तत का ह्र्दय धगरा था. इस स्थान पर देवी शक्तत की जय-दुगाव नाम से पूजा की जाती िै.
और भगवान शशव को इस स्थान पर वैद्यनाथ के नाम से जाना जाता िै.
शक्तत पीठों की स्थापना ककस प्रकार िुई इस संबध में एक पौराणिक कथा सामने आती िै. कथा कु छ इस
प्रकार िै.
शक्तिपीठ स्थापना कथा । Shakti Peeth katha in hindi।
देवी सती का वववाि भगवान शंकर के साथ िुआ िै. देवी सती राजा दक्ष की पुत्री थी. और राजा दक्ष को
भगवान शशव पसन्द निीं थें. राजा दक्ष को अपने स्थान और अपने राजा िोने का गवव था. एक बार उन्िोंने
ने एक यज्ञ का आयोजन ककया, इस यज्ञ में सभी देवी-देवताओंको सआदरसहित बुलाया गया, परन्तु देवी
सती और उनके पतत भगवान शशव को आमंत्रि निीं हदया गया.
अपने पतत का यि अपमान देख कर देवी सती से रिा न गया. और उन्िोंने प्रायक्चचत स्वरुप यज्ञ के
अक्ननकुं ड में कू द कर अपनी जान दे दी. अपनी वप्रया के अक्नन कुं ड में कू दने की बात सुनकर, भगवान शशव
को बेिद क्रोध आया. वे अपनी पत्नी के शवको लेकर पूरे ब्रह्माण्ड में घूमने लगें. तब अन्य देवों के किने
पर श्री ववष्िु जी ने सुदशवन चक्र से सती के शरीर के 51 टुकडे कर हदये. शरीर के ये 51 टुकडे एशशया के
क्जन स्थानों पर धगरे उन स्थानों को शक्तत पीठ का नाम दे हदया गया. पूरे ब्रह्माण्ड में भटकने के बाद
भगवान शशव ने कै लाश पववत पर जाकर समाधध ले ली.
इन्िीं 51 शक्तत पीठों में से एक प्रशसद्ध शक्तत पीठ वैद्यनाथ-जयदुगाव शक्तत पीठ िै. यि शक्ततपीठ
देवघर, झारखंड बबिार राज्य में क्स्थत िै.
Sr.
No.
Place
Body Part or
Ornament
Shakti Bhairava

2. 1
Kanchipuram, Kamakshi temple,
Kamakoti Peetam mentioned in
Lalita Sahasram, Trishati,
Astothram etc.
Ottiyana
(Ornament
covering
stomach)
Kamakshi Kaal Bhairav
2
Nainativu (Manipallavam),
Northern Province, Sri Lanka.
Located 36 km from the ancient
capital of the Jaffna kingdom,
Nallur. The murti of the Goddess is
believed to have been consecrated
and worshipped by Lord Indra. The
protagonist, Lord Rama and
antagonist, Ravana of the Sanskrit
epic Ramayana have offered
obeisances to the Goddess. Nāga
and Garuda of the Sanskrit epic
Mahabharata; resolved their
longstanding feuds after
worshipping this Goddess.
Silambu
(Anklets)
Indrakshi
(Nagapooshani /
Bhuvaneswari)
Rakshaseshwar
(Nayanair)
3
Shivaharkaray, a little distance
from Sukkur Station from Karachi,
Pakistan
Eyes Mahishmardini Krodhish
4
Sugandha, situated in Shikarpur,
Gournadi, about 20 km from
Barisal town, Bangladesh, on the
banks of Sonda river.
Nose Sugandha Trayambak
5
Amarnath in Kashmir, India from
Srinagar through Pahalgam 94 km
by Bus, Chandanwari 16 km by
walk
Throat Mahamaya Trisandhyeshwar
6
Jwalaji, Kangra, India from
Pathankot alight at Jwalamukhi
Road Station from there 20 km
Tongue Siddhida (Ambika) Unmatta Bhairav
7 Ambaji, at Anart, Gujarat, India Heart Ambaji Batuk Bhairav
8
Nepal, near
Pashupatinath[disambiguation needed]
Temple at Guhyeshwari Temple
Both knees Mahashira Kapali
9
Manas[disambiguation needed], under Tibet
at the foot of Mount Kailash in
Lake Mansarovar, a piece of Stone
Right hand Dakshayani Amar
10 Bardhaman in West Bengal, India Navel
Mata
Sarbamangala Devi
Bhagwan
Shiv/Mahadev
11
Gandaki in Pokhara, Nepal about
125 km on the banks of Gandaki
river where Muktinath temple is
situated
Temple Gandaki Chandi Chakrapani
12
Bahula, on the banks of Ajay river
at Ketugram, 8 km from Katwa,
Burdwan, West Bengal, India
Left arm Goddess Bahula Bhiruk

3. 13
Ujaani, 16 km from Guskara station
under Burdwan district of West
Bengal, India
Right wrist Mangal Chandika Kapilambar
14
Udaipur, Tripura, at the top of the
hills known as Tripura Sundari
temple near Radhakishorepur
village, a little distance away from
Udaipur town of Tripura, India
Right leg Tripura Sundari Tripuresh
15
On Chandranath hill near Sitakunda
station of Chittagong District,
Bangladesh. The famous
Chandranath Temple on the top of
the hill is the Bhairav temple of this
Shakti Peetha, not the Shakti Peeth
itself.
Right arm Bhawani Chandrashekhar
16
Locally known as Bhramari Devi.
Behind a rice mill, near Jalpesh
Temple in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal,
India.
Left leg Bhraamari Ambar
17
Kamgiri, Kamakhya, in the
Neelachal hills near Guwahati,
capital of Assam, India
Genitals Kamakhya Umanand
18
yoga adya at Khirgram under
Burdwan district, West Bengal,
India
Big Toe (Right) Jugaadya Ksheer Khandak
19
Kalipeeth, (Kalighat, Kolkata),
India
Right Toes Kalika Nakuleshwar
20
Prayag near Sangam at Allahabad,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Finger
Alopi Devi Mandir
or Madhaveswari
Bhava
21
Jayanti at Nartiang village in the
Jaintia Hills district of Meghalaya
state, India. This Shakti Peetha is
locally known as the Nartiang
Durga Temple.
Left thigh Jayanti Kramadishwar
22
Kireet at Kireetkona village, 3 km
from Lalbag Court Road station
under district Murshidabad, West
Bengal, India
Crown Vimla Sanwart
23
Varanasi at Manikarnika Ghat on
banks of the Ganges at Kashi, Uttar
Pradesh, India
Earring
Vishalakshi &
Manikarni
Kalbhairav
24
Kanyashram, Kanyakumari the
Bhadrakali temple within the
precincts of Kumari[disambiguation
needed] temple, Tamil Nadu, India
(also thought to be situated in
Chittagong, Bangladesh)
Back Sarvani Nimish
25 Present day Kurukshetra town or Ankle bone Savitri/BhadraKali Sthanu

4. Thanesar ancient Sthaneshwar, at
Haryana, India
26
Manibandh, at Gayatri hills near
Pushkar 11 km north-west of
Ajmer, Rajasthan, India
Two Bracelets Gayatri Sarvanand
27
Shri Shail, at Joinpur village,
Dakshin Surma, near Gotatikar,
3 km north-east of Sylhet town,
Bangladesh
Neck Mahalaxmi Sambaranand
28
Kankalitala, on the banks of Kopai
River 10 km north-east of Bolpur
station in Birbhum district, Devi
locally known as Kankaleshwari
West Bengal, India
Bone Devgarbha Ruru
29
Kalmadhav on the banks of Shon
river in a cave over hills near to
Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh,
India
Left buttock Kali Asitang
30
Shondesh, at the source point of
Narmada River in Amarkantak,
Madhya Pradesh, India
Right buttock Narmada Bhadrasen
31
Ramgiri, at Chitrakuta on the Jhansi
Manikpur railway line in Uttar
Pradesh, India
Right breast Shivani Chanda
32
Vrindavan, near new bus stand on
Bhuteshwar road within
Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple,
Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India
Ringlets of hair Uma Bhutesh
33
Shuchi, in a Shiva temple at
Suchindrum 11 km on
Kanyakumari Trivandrum road,
Tamil Nadu, India
Upper teeth Narayani Sanhar
34
Panchsagar exact location not
known (thought to be near
Haridwar)
Bottom teeth Varahi Maharudra
35
Bhavanipur union, at Karatoyatat,
28 km distance from interior
Sherpur upazila, Bogra District,
Bangladesh
Left anklet
(ornament)
Arpana Vaman
36
Shri Parvat, near Ladak, Kashmir,
India. Another belief: at Srisailam
in Shriparvat hills under Kurnool
district, Andhra Pradesh, India
Right anklet
(ornament)
Shrisundari Sundaranand
37
Vibhash, at Tamluk under district
Purba Medinipur, West Bengal,
India
Left ankle
Kapalini
(Bhimarupa)
Sarvanand
38
Prabhas, 4 km from Veraval station
near Somnath temple in Junagadh
Stomach Chandrabhaga Vakratund

5. district of Gujarat, India
39
Bhairavparvat, at Bhairav hills on
the banks of Shipra river a little
distance from Ujjaini town,
Madhya Pradesh, India
Upper lips Avanti Lambkarna
40
Goddess Saptashrungi (Goddess
with 18 arms)]], at Vani in Nasik,
Maharashtra, India
Chin (2 parts) Bhramari Vikritaksh
41
Sarvashail or Godavaritir, at
Kotilingeswar temple on the banks
of Godavari river near Rajamundry,
Andhra Pradesh, India
Cheeks
Rakini or
Vishweshwari
Vatsnabh or
Dandpani
42
Virat, near Bharatpur, Rajasthan,
India
Left toes Ambika Amriteshwar
43
Locally known as Anandamayee
Temple. Ratnavali, on the banks of
Ratnakar river at Khanakul-
Krishnanagar, district Hooghly,
West Bengal, India
Right Shoulder Kumari Shiva
44
Mithila, near Janakpur railway
station on the border of India and
Nepal
Left shoulder Uma Mahodar
45
Nalhati, known as "Nalateshwari
Temple" near Nalhati station of
Birbhum district, West Bengal,
India
Vocal chord
with part of the
tracheae
Kalika Devi Yogesh
46 Karnat, Kangra, himachalpradesh. Both ears Jayadurga Abhiru
47
Bakreshwar, on the banks of
Paaphara river, 24 km distance
from Siuri Town, district Birbhum,
7 km from Dubrajpur Rly. Station
West Bengal, India
Portion between
the eyebrows
Mahishmardini Vakranath
48
Jessoreswari, situated at Ishwaripur,
Shyamnagar, district Satkhira,
Bangladesh. The temple complex
was built by Maharaja Pratapaditya,
whose capital was Ishwaripur.
Palms of hands
and soles of the
feet
Jashoreshwari Chanda
49
Attahas village of Dakshindihi in
the district of Bardhaman, near the
Katwa railway station, in West
Bengal, India
Lips Phullara Vishvesh
50
Sainthia, locally Known as
"Nandikeshwari" temple. Only
1.5 km from the railway station
under a banyan tree within a
boundary wall, Birbhum district,
West Bengal, India
Necklace Nandini Nandikeshwar
51 Hinglaj (Or Hingula), southern Bramharandhra Kottari Bhimlochan

6. Baluchistan a few hours North-east
of Gawadar and about 125 km
towards North-west from Karachi,
Pakistan
(Part of the
head)
52
Danestwari (Kuldevi Of Bastar
state ), Dantewada 80 km from
Jagdalpur Tehsil, Chhattisgarh
Daant (teeth) Danteshwari Kapalbhairv
53
Vajreshwari, Kangra 18 km from
Dharamshala Tehsil, Kangra
left Breast Vajreshwari Kalbhairv
53
[Padmavati Devi] (Padmavatipuri
Dham), Panns 80 km from Satna
Madhya Pradesh
Padm Padmavati Devi Kapalbhairav
54
Tarapith, on the banks of Dwarka
river, about 6 km from Rampurhat
sub-division, Birbhum district,
West Bengal, India
Third eye or
spiritual eye
(Tara)
Tara
55
Chandika Sthan or chandisthan, at
Munger temple on the banks of
Ganges near Ganga Darshan, Bihar,
India
Left eye
Chandika or
Chandi devi
Bholeshankar
56
Patan Devi, at PATNA, BIHAR,
India
left shoulder
with cloths
Badi Patan
Devi/chhoti Patan
Devi
Bhairav
57
Arbuda Devi, at Mount Abu,
Rajasthan, India
Adhar
Arbuda Devi or
Adhar Devi
Bhairav
 Chandi Mandir in (near Memari Rail station) Memari, Bardhaman, Westbengal, Fullara
in Birbhum district are also considered to be a shakti peetha.[5]
 Hedavde Mahalaxmi Mandir, Maharashtra .
 Naina Devi Temple. Nainadevi in Himachal Pradesh (Bilaspur) is also considered a
shakti peetha, where Sati's eyes fell.
 Sharda Devi Temple at Maihar near Satna Dist. Satna is also considered a shakti peeth
where the necklace of Sati fell.
 Bhadrakali Temple in holy city Kurukshetra(Haryana)is also considered as one of the 51
holy Shakti peethas. The temple is dedicated to Bhadrakali a form of shakti. This is
considered to be one of the fifty one Shakti pithas of India. It is believed that the right
ankle of Sati fell here in the well. The "consort of Savtri is called Sthanu". Hence, the city
is called "Staneshwar" meaning abode of Shiva. It is believed that the mundun (hair
removing) ceremony of Srikrishna and Balarama was also performed in this temple.[6]
 Kalika Mata Temple at Pavagadh near Vadodara in Gujarat is also considered shakti
peeth where a part of Sati's foot is said to be fallen.[7]
Historical notes
First relating to Brahmanda Purana, one of the major eighteen Puranas, it mentions 64 Shakthi
Peetha of Goddess Parvati in the Bharat or Greater India including present day India,
Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Another text which gives a listing of these shrines, is
the Shakthi Peetha Stotram, written by Adi Shankara, the 9th century Hindu philosopher.[8]

7. According to the manuscript Mahapithapurana (circa 1690-1720 CE), there are 52 such
places. Among them, 23 are located in the Bengal region, 14 of these are located in what is now
West Bengal, India, 1 in Baster (Chattisgarh), while 7 are in what is now Bangladesh.
Rishi Markandeya composed the 'Devi Saptashati' or the seven hundred hymns extolling the
virtues of the Divine Goddess at the shaktipeetha in Nashik. The idol is also leaning a little to the
left to listen to the sages composition. The Saptashati or the "Durga Stuti" forms an integral part
in the vedic form of Shakti worship.
Preserving the mortal relics of famous and respected individuals was a common practice in
ancient India - seen in the Buddhist stupas which preserve the relics of Gautama Buddha. It is
believed by some[citation needed] that these 64 peethas preserve the remains of some ancient female
sage from whom the legend of Kali could have emerged and then merged with the Purusha -
Prakriti (Shiva Shakti) model of Hindu thought.
List of 51 Shakti Peetha of Goddess Durga
1 KanchiPuram, Kamatchi
temple,Kamakoti Peetam
mentioned in Lalita
Sahasram,Trishati,Astothram etc.
Ottiyana
(Ornament
covering
stomach)
Kamakshi Kala Bhairav
2 Sri Lanka, in Nainativu, Jaffna Hand Indrakshi /
Nagapooshani
Rakshaseshwar /
Naayanar
3 Naina, a little distance from
Sukkur Station from Karachi,
Pakistan
Eyes Mahishmardini Krodhish
4 Sugandha, situated in Shikarpur,
Gournadi, about 20 km from
Barisal town, Bangladesh, on the
banks of Sonda river.
Nose Sunanda Trayambak
5 Amarnath in Kashmir, India from
Srinagar through Pahalgam 94
km by Bus, Chandanwari 16 km
by walk
Throat Mahamaya Trisandhyeshwar
6 Jwalamukhi, Kangra, Devi’s
tongue fell here and the idols are
Devi as Ambika (Mother) and
Shiva as Unmatta (Furious). This is
located near Pathankot, H.P.,
Jwalamukhi Road.
Tongue Siddhida (Ambika) Unmatta Bhairav
7 Ambaji , at Anart, Gujarat, India Heart Ambaji
8 Nepal, near Pashupatinath
Temple at Gujyeshwari Temple
Both Knees Mahashira Kapali
9 Manas, under Tibet at the feet of
Mount Kailash in Lake
Mansarovar, a piece of Stone
Right Hand Dakshayani Amar
10 Biraja in Utkal present Orissa,
India
Navel Girija/Viraja/Biraja Jagannath
11 Gandaki from Pokhara, Nepal
about 125 km on the banks of
Gandaki river where Muktinath
temple is situated
Temple Gandaki Chandi Chakrapani
12 Bahula, on the banks of Ajay Left Arm Goddess Bahula Bhiruk

8. river, at Ketugram 8 km from
Katwa, Burdwan, West Bengal,
India.
13 Ujaani, 16 km from Guskara
Station under Burdwan district of
West Bengal, India
Right Wrist Mangal Chandika Kapilambar
14 Udaipur, Tripura, at the top of the
hills known as Tripura Sundari
temple near Radhakishorepur
village, a little distance away
from Udaipur town of Tripura,
India
Right Leg Tripura Sundari Tripuresh
15 On the Chandranath hill near
Sitakunda station of Chittagong
District, Bangladesh. The famous
Chandranath Temple on the top
of the hill is the Bhairav temple of
this Shakti Peetha, not the Shakti
Peeth itself.
Right Arm Bhawani Chandrashekhar
16 Trisrota, at Salbari village under
Boda division of Jalpaiguri district,
West Bengal, India
Left Leg Bhraamari Ambar
17 Kamgiri, Kamakhya, at the
Neelachal hills near Guwahati,
capital of Assam, India
Genital Organ Kamakhya Umanand
18 yogaadya at Khirgram under
Burdwan district, West Bengal,
India
Great Toe
(Right)
Jugaadya Ksheer Khandak
19 Kalipeeth, (Kalighat, Kolkata),
India
Right Toes Kalika Nakuleesh
20 Prayag near Sangam at
Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
Finger (Hand) Lalita Bhava
21 Jayanti at Kalajore Baurbhag
village of Falzur Pargana under
Jayantia Thana of Sylhet district,
Bangladesh. This Shakti Peetha is
locally known as Falizur Kalibari.
Left Thigh Jayanti Kramadishwar
22 Kireet at Kireetkona village, 3 km
from Lalbag Court Road station
under district Murshidabad, West
Bengal, India
Crown Vimla Sanwart
23 Varanasi at Manikarnika Ghat on
banks of Ganga at Kashi, Uttar
Pradesh, India
Earring Vishalakshi &
Manikarni
Kalbhairav
24 Kanyashram, Kanyakumari the
Bhadrakali temple within the
precincts of Kumari temple, Tamil
Nadu, India (also thought to be
situated in Chittagong,
Bangladesh)
Back Sarvani Nimish
25 Present day Kurukshetra town or
Thanesar ancient Sthaneshwar, at
Haryana, India
Ankle Bone Savitri Sthanu
26 Manibandh, at Gayatri hills near Two Bracelets Gayatri Sarvanand

9. Pushkar 11 km towards north-
west from Ajmer, Rajasthan,
India.
27 Shri Shail, at Jainpur village, near
Gotatikar, towards north-east 3
km from Sylhet town, Bangladesh
Neck Mahalaxmi Sambaranand
28 Kankalitala, on the banks of Kopai
river 10 km towards north-east
from Bolpur station of district
Birbhum, Devi locally known as
KankaleshwariWest Bengal, India
Bone Devgarbha Ruru
29 Kalmadhav on the banks of Shon
river in a cave over hills near to
Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh,
India
Buttock (Left) Kali Asitang
30 Shondesh, at the source point of
Narmada river in Amarkantak,
Madhya Pradesh, India
Buttock (Right) Narmada Bhadrasen
31 Ramgiri, at Chitrakuta on the
Jhansi Manikpur Railway line in
Uttar Pradesh, India
Right Breast Shivani Chanda
32 Vrindavan, near new bus stand on
Bhuteshwar road within
Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple,
Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India
Ringlets of Hair Uma Bhutesh
33 Shuchi, in a Shiva temple at
Shuchitirtham 11 km on
Kanyakumari Trivandrum road,
Tamil Nadu, India
Teeth (Upper
Jaw)
Narayani Sanhar
34 Panchsagar place not known
(thought to be near Haridwar)
Teeth (Lower
Jaw)
Varahi Maharudra
35 Karatoyatat, at Bhabanipur village
28 km distance from interior
Sherpur. Alight at Bogra station
under district Bogra, Bangladesh
Left Anklet
(Ornament)
Arpana Vaman
36 Shri Parvat, near Ladak, Kashmir,
India. Another belief: at Srisailam
in Shriparvat hills under Karnool
district, Andhra Pradesh, India
Right Anklet
(Ornament)
Shrisundari Sundaranand
37 Vibhash, at Tamluk under district
Purba Medinipur, West Bengal,
India
Left Ankle Kapalini
(Bhimarupa)
Sarvanand
38 Prabhas, 4 km distance from
Veraval station near Somnath
temple in Junagadh district of
Gujarat, India
Stomach Chandrabhaga Vakratund
39 Bhairavparvat, at Bhairav hills on
the banks of Shipra river a little
distance from Ujjaini town,
Madhya Pradesh, India
Upper Lips Avanti Lambkarna
40 Jansthan, at Godavari river valley
near Nasik, Maharasthra, India
Chin (Two
Parts)
Bhramari Vikritaksh
41 Sarvashail or Godavaritir, at
Kotilingeswar temple on the
Cheeks Rakini or
Vishweshwari
Vatsnabh or
Dandpani

10. banks of Godavari river near
Rajamundry, Andhra Pradesh,
India
42 Birat, near Bharatpur, Rajasthan,
India
Left Feet
Fingers
Ambika Amriteshwar
43 Ratnavali, on the banks of
Ratnakar river at Khanakul-
Krishnanagar, district Hooghly,
West Bengal, India
Right Shoulder Kumari Shiva
44 Mithila, near Janakpur Railway
station on the boarder of India-
Nepal
Left Shoulder Uma Mahodar
45 Nalhati,known as "Nalateshwari
Temple" near Nalhati station of
Birbhum district by rickshaw,
West Bengal, India
Tubular Bones
of the Feet
Kalika Devi Yogesh
46 Karnat place not known Both Ears Jayadurga Abhiru
47 Bakreshwar, on the banks of
Paaphara river, 24 km distance
from Siuri Town, district
Birbhum,7km from Dubrajpur Rly.
Station West Bengal, India
Portion between
the eyebrows
Mahishmardini Vakranath
48 Jessoreswari, situated at
Ishwaripur, Shyamnagar, district
Satkhira, Bangladesh. The temple
complex was built by Raja
Pratapaditya, whose capital was
Ishwaripur.
Palms of Hands
& Feet
Jashoreshwari Chanda
49 Attahas village of Dakshindihi in
the district of Bardhaman, near
the Katwa Rail Station, in West
Bengal, India
Lips Phullara Vishvesh
50 Sainthia, locally Known as
"Nandikeshwari" temple. Earlier
Nandipur/Now in Sainthia Town.
only 1.5 km from Railway Station
under a banyan tree within a
boundary wall, Birbhum district,
West Bengal, India
Necklace Nandini Nandikeshwar
51 Hingula (Hinglaj) Devi’s mind or
brain fell here and the idols are
Devi as Kotari (Durga) and Shiva
as Bhimlochan (Terrible eyed or
the third eye). The location is
towards 125 km from Karachi,
Pakistan.
Bramharandhra
(Part of the
head)
Kottari Bhimlochan
52 Danteshwari ( Kuldevi Of Baster
State ), Dantewada Baster 80
km's from Jagdalpur Chhattisgarh
Daant (Teeth) Danteshwari Kapalbhairv