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Why This Place Matters
One of the 51 Shakti Peethas where Goddess Sati ankle is believed to have fallen. This ancient temple represents the divine feminine power and is revered as a site where wishes are fulfilled with pure devotion.
Mahabharata Connection
The Pandavas worshipped Goddess Bhadrakali here before the great war to seek her blessings for victory. It is said that Yudhishthira performed special rituals at this sacred Kunda (water tank) to invoke the Goddess protection.
Mentioned in Devi Bhagavata Purana | One of 51 Shakti PeethasWhat to Notice Here
- The ancient sacred Kunda (well) with crystal-clear water that never dries
- Black stone idol of Goddess Bhadrakali in fierce protective form
- Intricate temple architecture with traditional Haryanvi style
- The perpetual oil lamp that burns continuously
- Small shrines of other deities surrounding the main temple
- The ancient banyan tree in the courtyard considered sacred
Ritual & Action
Offer red flowers and vermillion to the Goddess. Take Jal (water) from the sacred Kunda as Prasad. Light a diya (oil lamp) for fulfillment of wishes. Circumambulate the temple 5 times for Shakti blessings.
How to Experience
Experience the powerful energy of the Divine Mother. Women devotees especially feel a strong spiritual connection here. Sit quietly near the Kunda and feel the ancient presence. This is a place of protection and empowerment.
