Sacred Places
217 places found
HinduismMaa Bhadrakali Saptashrungi Devi Temple
· India · temple
Saptashrungi is a Hindu pilgrimage site set among seven hilltops in the village of Vani, about 60 kilometres from Nashik in Maharashtra, where the goddess Saptashrungi Nivasini is believed to dwell.
HinduismMaa Bhadrakali Shaktipeeth, Kurukshetra
Kurukshetra · India · temple
One of the Fifty-One Shakti Peethas, on Jhansa Road in Thanesar, Kurukshetra, where the right ankle bone Of Maa Sati Is Held To Have Fallen into the Devikoop, the well of the Goddess. Worshipped here as Maa Savitri and Maa Bhadrakali; the Pandavas are said to have offered their chariot horses at this Seat, and devotees still offer horses of clay and metal.
Hinduism
Maa Bharatpur Shaktipeeth
Bharatpur · India · temple
One of the Fifty-One Shakti Peethas, listed in canon tables at Bharatpur in Rajasthan, where the Fingers Of The Left Foot Of Maa Sati Are Held To Have Fallen. The Goddess Is Worshipped here As Maa Ambika, and Lord Shiva as Amriteshwar. Living tradition most often points to the Ambika Temple at Viratnagar, the ancient Virat Nagar of the Mahabharata.
HinduismMaa Bhavatarini Temple, Dakshineswar
Kolkata · India · temple
The nine-spired Temple Rani Rashmoni raised on the Hooghly in 1855, where Maa Bhavatarini Received the worship of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa and a village priest's vision grew into a movement that circles the world.
HinduismMaa Bhramari Devi Temple
Salbari (Trisrota), Jalpaiguri district · India · temple
Bhrāmarī is the Hindu goddess of bees, honored within Śāktism as a manifestation of Mahādevī who is said to have taken form from countless bees, hornets, and wasps.
HinduismMaa Biraja Temple
· India · temple
Biraja Temple, also called Birija Kshetra or Biraja Mandira, is a storied Hindu shrine in Jajpur, Odisha, raised in its present form in the 11th century CE and dedicated to Devi Durga as Virajā.
Hinduism
Maa Chinnamasta Kali Temple
Cuttack · India · temple
There are very few Temples of Maa ChhinnaMastika in India. This is one of them. Just next to the river, that too
HinduismMaa Chintpurni Temple
· India · temple
A revered Shakta pitha in the Una district of Himachal Pradesh, where the Maa Chintpurni Temple honours the goddess as Maa Chhinnamastika amid the lower folds of the western Himalayas.
HinduismMaa Chottanikkara Bhagavathy Temple
Chottanikkara (Ernakulam district) · India · temple
Kerala's great shrine of Maa Bhagavathy, where a self-manifested rudraksha shila Is Worshipped with Lord Maha Vishnu on one pedestal, and Maa Reveals Herself as Maa Saraswati at dawn, Maa Lakshmi at noon and Maa Durga at dusk.
HinduismMaa Danteshwari Temple
· India · temple
Danteshwari Temple in Dantewada, Chhattisgarh, honours Goddess Danteshwari and is counted among the fifty-two Shakti Pithas of India, the scattered abodes of the divine feminine.
HinduismMaa Devgarbha Temple
· India · temple
Kankalitala is a Temple town on the Kopai River in Birbhum district, West Bengal, revered as one of the fifty-one Shakta pithas where a part of the goddess Maa Sati is said to have fallen.
HinduismMaa Ganga Temple, Gangotri Dham
Gangotri · India · temple
The source shrine of the Ganga in the Garhwal Himalaya, where Maa Ganga Is Worshipped at the spot tradition holds She First Descended to earth, caught in Lord Shiva's locks. With Yamunotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath it forms the Char Dham of Uttarakhand.