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It is said that the nose of Maa Sati fell here.
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Sugandha shakti peeth

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Sugandha Shakti peeth is a temple dedicated to Goddess Sunanda. It is located in the village of Shikarpur, 10 miles north of Barisal, in Bangladesh. Sugandha Shakti Peeth is one of the 51 Shakti Peethas.It is said that the nose of Maa Sati fell here. The idol of Maa Sati is called as ‘Sunanda’ and lord Shiva is worshipped as ‘Traimbak’.

The Bhairav temple is in Ponabalia, located 5 miles south of Jhalkati rail station. Ponabalia is under the village Shamrail situated on the bank of the river Sunanda.The whole complex of the Sugandha shakti peeth is made of stone, with images and statues of gods engraved on them. The sculptures presents are mesmerizing.

Shine of the marble the temple is constructed of and its reflection on the water of the river is surely one thing that people do not want to miss out here.There is no exact information available about the construction or establishment of Sugandha shakti peeth. But surely this temple was constructed in very olden times, as can be quite easily made out from the looks of the temple

 

Varnam

 

There are statues of gods in this temple. The temple is a stone structure with statues of gods and goddesses sculpted on the outer walls. This Temple would certainly have existed from ancient times, however, it was damaged multiple times and also undergone extensive restorations. Hence, the existing temple did not maintain its original architecture.

 

Description: Sugandha Shaktipeeth

Generally, the Shadow of the temple is not expected to fall on running Water, according to the Agama Shastra. This is one of the unusual Temples were the Shadow of The Temple Falls on the River Sunanda.

Sevas

 

Shiva-Chaturdashi, the 14th moon during the month of March is the main festival celebrated in this temple.

Special celebrations and rituals are held during Navaratri.

Timings

 

 : From 6.00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m

Contact

 

Village of Shikarpur, 10 miles north of Barisal, in Bangladesh

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