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 Temple info -2881 கோயில் தகவல்-2881 BARGABHIMA TEMPLE, VIBHASHA SHAKTHI PEETH, BIBHAS TEMPLE, VIBHASH TEMPLE Around 1150 years back, the Maharaja of the Mayur dynasty took the endeavor to build this temple of Bargabhima temple. Located by the River Roopnarayana at Tamluk village, this shrine at Purba (East) Medinipur is also known as Bhimakali Mandir. Though, the locals often talk about the making of the shrine centuries back. Per Purana, this place was sanctified when the left ankle of Devi Sati fell here. The name of this temple has been mentioned several times in old Bengali literature. A cultural mix of Hindu, Buddhist and Oriya is predominant at the Bargabhima Temple since many years. Location  West Bengal , Purba Medinipur, Kolkata Legend Tamluk, previously known as Tamralipta is one of the most significant Vaishnav Shrine. It is believed that the place has been sanctified with the presence of the lotus feet of Lord Krishna. Per sayings in the Kashidas Mahabharata and J...

 Temple info -2880 கோயில் தகவல்-2880 Ambika Shaktipeeth Bharatpur Maa  Ambika Shaktipeeth  Temple or Virat Shaktipeeth Temple is one of the  51 Shakti Peeth Temples dedicated to Goddess Sati in the avatar of Ambika. Ambika Virat Shaktipeeth is located in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, near Jaipur. Virat temple is located in Virat village, 90 kilometres from Jaipur. Devi’s tiny toes fell here and idols are erected Sati is called ‘Ambika’ and Lord Shiva is worshipped as ‘Amriteshwar’ (nectar of immortality). Table of Contents Story behind Ambika Shaktipeeth History of Ambika Shaktipeeth Architecture of Ambika Shaktipeeth Facts about Ambika Shaktipeeth Famous Festivals In Ambika Shaktipeeth How To reach Ambika Shaktipeeth Story behind Ambika Shaktipeeth The goddess of Dakshayani, Sati, Parvati, or Durga—Hinduism’s most important woman and most powerful deity—is referred to as Shakti. Durga Devi, Mahakali, and Gowri are the three main manifestations of Shakti, the power goddess. ...

 Temple info -2879 கோயில் தகவல்-2879 Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth, Jalandhar The  Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth  also known as the Devi Talab temple is located in Jalandhar, Punjab. This temple is one of the  51 Shaktipeeths . It is locally known as the Devi Talab temple due to its location in the middle of a sacred pond. It is thought to be over 200 years old. Mata Sati’s breast fell here at Tripurmalini. As a result, it is also known as Stanpeeth. This Peetha is situated in Jalandhar (1 km from Jalandhar Railway Station) in the state of Punjab in India. Table of Contents The story behind Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth History of Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth The architecture of Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth Facts about Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth Famous Festivals In Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth How to Reach Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth The story behind Tripurmalini Shaktipeeth The goddess of Dakshayani, Sati, Parvati, or Durga—Hinduism’s most important woman and most powerful deity—is referred to as ...