MAA KALI TOUR

Maa Mangalchandi Temple Here, at Ujani Shaki Peeth, the right wrist of Devi Sati had fallen,she is in the form of Devi Mangala Chandika or Mangal Chandi and Kapilambar appears as Vairabh.

Phullora The temple has a stone deity that is around fifteen feet long –which, incidentally, symbolizes the lower lip of the Goddess. The deity inside the temple is Maa Phullora. The Bhairav Vishwesh is said to be guarding her.

Behula Temple Shakti Peethas is situated at Bardhhaman district near Katwa in West Bengal, India. The holy place is dedicated to a divine power “Goddess Durga”, who is worshipped by a large number of Hindu devotees. It is believed that Devi Sati’s ‘Left Arm’ fell here. It is a famous Hindu temple in West Bengal.

Kankalitala Kankalitala is a temple town in Bolpur subdivision of Birbhum district in the Indian state of West Bengal. It is one of the Shakti Peethas where the waist (or kankal in Bengali) of Parvati fell which is at present the Kankalitala town. Goddess Parvati is the residing deity of the Kankalitala Temple.

Nandikeswari Temple The name of Goddess is derived from ‘Nandi’, the mascot and follower of Lord Shiva, and ‘Ishwari’ (Goddess), meaning ‘one who is worshiped by Nandi, the divine bull. It is believed that the necklace of Sati's corpse fell here to form the Shakti Peetha when the Sudarshan Chakraof Lord Vishnumutilated the corpse of Sati from the arms of Lord Shiva to reduce his rage.

Bakreshwar Temple Bakreswar temple In this place only shakthi's Portion between the eyebrows fell down and worshiped as Mahishmardini. Bhairava is Bakranath. Bakreswar is also known for its eight hot springs which has varying temperatures. The hottest of these springs is called Agnikund and it has a temperature of about 93.33°C.It is believed that the water of these springs have healing properties.

Nalhateswari Temple Nalhateshwari Temple is a famous Hindu temple. It is located in Tarapith town of Birbhum district, West Bengal. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali, which is one of the 51 Shakti Peetha. as her Throat fell here , the town named nalhati ( nali means throat).

Tarapith Temple Tarapith temple known for its Tantric temple and its adjoining cremation(Maha Smashan) grounds where sādhanā (tantric rituals) are performed. The Tantric Hindu temple is dedicated to the goddess Tara, a fearsome Tantric aspect of the Devi, the chief temples of Shaktism. Tarapith derives its name from its association as the most important centre of Tara worship.

Kireeteswar Temple The construction of the temple is more than 1000 years old and this place was considered to be the sleeping place of Mahamaya.Local people call this temple as Mahishamardini. Devi is also worshipped as Mukuteshwari (as her mukut or crown fell) the Holy Goddess. The original Temple was destroyed in 1405.The present temple was re-constructed by Darpanarayan, king of Lalgola in the 19th century and this is the oldest mark of architecture amongst 51 Peethas.