51 Shakti Peeths in India

  • 1. Kamakhya Temple, Assam: Womb and vagina of Sati. Major tantra shrine in Guwahati.
  • 2. Kalighat Temple, West Bengal: Toes of Sati. Historic Kali temple in Kolkata.
  • 3. Jwalaji Temple, Himachal Pradesh: Tongue of Sati. A divine flame burns eternally.
  • 4. Vaishno Devi, Jammu & Kashmir: Skull of Sati. Sacred cave temple in Trikuta Hills.
  • 5. Naina Devi, Himachal Pradesh: Eyes of Sati. Beautiful temple in Bilaspur.
  • 6. Chintpurni, Himachal Pradesh: Feet of Sati. Located in Una, popular pilgrimage site.
  • 7. Biraja Temple, Odisha: Navel of Sati. Goddess Durga worshipped as Viraja here.
  • 8. Hinglaj Mata, Pakistan: Brahmarandhra (top of head) of Sati. Cave shrine in Balochistan.
  • 9. Sugandha, Bangladesh: Nose of Sati. Located near Barisal.
  • 10. Mithila Shakti Peeth, Bihar: Left shoulder of Sati. Sacred site in Mithila.
  • 11. Vibhasha, West Bengal: Left ankle of Sati. Temple in East Midnapore.
  • 12. Yogadya, Khirgram, West Bengal: Great toe of right foot of Sati. Located in Khirgram.
  • 13. Srisailam, Andhra Pradesh: Neck of Sati. One of the oldest temples in India.
  • 14. Kalmadhav, Amarkantak, MP: Right buttock of Sati. Scenic forest temple in Madhya Pradesh.
  • 15. Ratnavali, West Bengal: Right shoulder of Sati. On river Ratnakar near Hooghly.
  • 16. Kanchi Kamakshi, Tamil Nadu: Skeleton of Sati. Historic Kamakshi temple in Kanchipuram.
  • 17. Chandranath, Bangladesh: Right arm of Sati. Near Sitakunda, Chittagong.
  • 18. Jaintia, Meghalaya: Left thigh of Sati. Sacred place of Khasi tribes.
  • 19. Ramgiri, Chitrakoot, MP: Right breast of Sati. Hill shrine of Devi.
  • 20. Manasa Shaktipeeth, Nepal: Right hand of Sati. Peaceful hill temple.
  • 21. Guhyeshwari, Kathmandu, Nepal: Hips of Sati. Adi Shakti Peeth near Pashupatinath.
  • 22. Mahalakshmi Temple, Kolhapur: Eyes of Sati. Temple of Ambabai.
  • 23. Shriparvata, Ladakh: Right anklet of Sati. At the confluence of Indus and Suru rivers.
  • 24. Sharvani, Goa: Neck of Sati. Lesser known but sacred place.
  • 25. Shuchi, Tamil Nadu: Upper teeth of Sati. Holy pilgrimage site.
  • 26. Prabhas, Gujarat: Stomach of Sati. Near Somnath Jyotirlinga.
  • 27. Ambaji, Gujarat: Heart of Sati. Arasur Amba temple is situated here.
  • 28. Patan Devi, Patna, Bihar: Thighs of Sati. One of the oldest temples of Patna.
  • 29. Ujjaini, Madhya Pradesh: Elbow of Sati. Mahakali temple in Ujjain.
  • 30. Gaya, Bihar: Back of Sati. Mangla Gauri temple.
  • 31. Jharkhand Shakti Peeth: Center part of Sati. Located in Singhbhum.
  • 32. Amarnath, Jammu & Kashmir: Throat of Sati. Ice Shivling cave temple.
  • 33. Bhabanipur, Bangladesh: Left ankle of Sati. Very sacred to locals.
  • 34. Attahas, West Bengal: Lips of Sati. Near Labhpur, Birbhum district.
  • 35. Karnat, Punjab: Ears of Sati. Temple in Karnal region.
  • 36. Lalita Devi Temple, Prayagraj: Fingers of Sati. Sacred temple on the banks of Yamuna.
  • 37. Shankari Devi, Sri Lanka: Groin of Sati. Temple in Trincomalee.
  • 38. Purnagiri, Uttarakhand: Naval of Sati. Situated on top of a mountain in Champawat.
  • 39. Alopi Devi, Prayagraj: Fingernails of Sati. Unusual temple with no idol.
  • 40. Bhairavi Temple, Chhattisgarh: Hair of Sati. Located near Raipur.
  • 41. Nalhati, West Bengal: Palm of right hand of Sati. Temple on rocky hill.
  • 42. Trisrota, West Bengal: Left leg of Sati. Located in Jalpaiguri.
  • 43. Gandaki Chandi, Nepal: Right cheek of Sati. In the Muktinath area.
  • 44. Chaukhamba, Uttar Pradesh: Right leg of Sati. Lesser-known site.
  • 45. Mahur, Maharashtra: Left breast of Sati. Renuka Mata temple.
  • 46. Kurukshetra, Haryana: Ear of Sati. Highly revered temple.
  • 47. Tulja Bhavani, Maharashtra: Arms of Sati. Temple of Bhavani in Osmanabad.
  • 48. Vimala Temple, Odisha: Left foot of Sati. Located inside Jagannath Temple in Puri.
  • 49. Rudranath, Uttarakhand: Hair lock of Sati. Sacred Panch Kedar site.
  • 50. Sharda Devi, Kashmir: Right hand of Sati. Now in ruins in PoK.
  • 51. Bhimashankar, Maharashtra: Upper arm of Sati. One of the twelve Jyotirlingas.