Janasthan Shakti Peeth
Dedicated to Goddess Bhramari
- Nashik and Vani, Maharashtra
About This Temple
Janasthan Shakti Peeth, where tradition says Sati's chin fell, is placed in Nashik district, Maharashtra. The goddess is Bhramari, with Vikritaksh as her Bhairava. Two sites carry the claim. One is Panchavati in Nashik, the forest tradition links with Ram's exile. The other is Saptashrungi Devi at Vani, about 60 km north. There an eighteen-armed goddess is carved into a rock face on a hill of seven peaks. A funicular carries pilgrims up, or you can climb about 500 steps.
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Janasthan Shakti Peeth is identified with Bhadrakali, Panchavati / Saptashrungi Devi, Vani, Nashik and Vani, Nashik, Maharashtra, India.
Tradition holds that Sati's chin fell here. The goddess is worshipped as Bhramari, with Vikritaksh as her Bhairava.
The nearest airport is Mumbai (BOM), about 180 km away. The nearest railhead is Nashik Road (~10 km).
October to March. Navratri and Chaitra draw the heaviest crowds.
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