Shakti Peeth in Himachal

Himachal Pradesh is a state in northern India that is known for its scenic beauty, rich culture and spiritual heritage. With pine trees and towering peaks lie the Shakti peeths, which are holy shrines dedicated to the goddess Shakti or Sati, who was the first wife of Lord Shiva.

Jwala Ji or Jwalamukhi Temple: Located in the Kangra Valley, which is also known as ‘Kalidhar’, this is one of the 51 Shakti Peeth in India where Mata Sati’s tongue fell.

Naina Devi Shakti peeth: Located in Bilaspur District, this is the place where Mata Sati’s eye had fallen. Here she is worshipped as Pindi with gold eyes. The temple was built by Raja Bir Chand after he had a dream about it.

Chintpurni Temple: Chintpurni Temple is dedicated to Chinnamastika Devi, a form of Goddess Shakti. This temple is located in Bharwai in Una District.

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Shaktipeeths in Himachal

As India is a vibrant country with so many tradition and cultures, it is also famous destination for unique pilgrim places with total Shaktipeeth counted as 51. And at least five of them are in Himachal only. The first one is Naina Devi, where Mata Sati’s eye had fallen. It is located in Bilaspur district.

The second one is Chintpurni Temple, located in the Una District. It is the place where her feet fell. It is also said that the high altitudes soothes devotees from stress here. The third one is Brajeshwari Temple in Nagarkot, Kangra district of Himachal where Mata Sati’s breast fell.

The fourth one is Chamunda Devi Temple that is also known as Chamunda Nandikeshwar Dham located in Kangra district. The last one is Jwalamukhi Temple that is also known as Jwalaji. This is the place where her tongue had fallen.
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