Shri Devikoop Bhadrakali Shaktipeeth Temple, Kurukshetra — Attraction in Haryana

I had the incredible blessing of visiting this Shaktipeeth temple during Navratri, and wow, what an experience it was! If you’re looking for a place to feel truly connected to the divine, this is it ✨️

Imagine walking into a space where peace and serenity greet you right at the door. Even during the vibrant hustle of Navratri, there was no waiting line, which felt like a miracle in itself. It was as if Maa Shakti was inviting us in with open arms 🙏🏻

The temple is beautifully kept, every corner shining with devotion and love. It’s the kind of place where you take a deep breath, and all your worries just melt away. Being there, surrounded by the soft hum of prayers and the gentle flicker of diyas, felt like stepping into a different world—a world where the only thing that matters is the powerful presence of the maa Adishakti.

Visiting during Navratri, when everything was alive with celebration and energy, made it even more special. The entire place was beautifully decorated with flowers and lights. People were sitting peacefully and singing bhajans to connect with Maa Shakti. There was no one rushing you, everyone, and everything was so in order that it felt surreal. You could feel Maa’s powerful blessings in the air, like an embrace that fills you with strength and hope.

This isn’t just a place for rituals; it's a sanctuary for the soul. You leave with your heart full and spirit uplifted.

If you ever get the chance, do visit. It’s an experience that stays with you, a reminder of the divine love and power that guides us all.

Jai Maa Adishakti Sati 🙏🏻 Jai Maa Ambe Bhawani 🙏🏻 Har...

Shri Devikoop Bhadra Kali Shakti Temple dedicated to Goddess Bhadra Kali is one of the 51 Shakti Peeth Temple . Kurukshetra Shaktipeeth is located near the lake near the dwaipayan Shakti, in Kurukshetra Junction, Haryana. Devi’s right ankle fell here and the idols are Shri Devikoop Bhadrakali Mandir is also known as “Savitri Peeth”, “Devi Peeth”, “Kalika Peeth” or “Aadi Peeth”.Kurukshetra.

The temple is dedicated to Devi Kali which is one of the nine forms of Devi.. A big idol of Devi Kali is established in the temple. One can see a big lotus as one enters into the temple which has the impression of left leg of Devi Sati. This is built of white marble As per legend It is said that the Pandavas of Mahabharat worshipped Devi Durga here along with Shri Krishna and sought blessings for the victory in the war against Kauravas. After winning the war, they donated horses in this temple and since then the tradition is prevalent here. It is also said that Lord Krishna and Balrama had their mundan( bald head) ceremony here so devotees come here for the same for their children.

All the festivals are celebrated in this temple. The main attraction is Durga puja and Navratra celebrations here. Devotees gather in large number during these days and the temple is decorated with lights and flowers. The atmosphere of the temple gives peace to the mind of people coming here. . There are  51 Shakti Peetas across the World, of these 4 are considered as Adi Shaktipeeth and 18 as Maha Shakti Peethas.  Book Tour Package to Shri Devikoop Bhadra Kali Shakti Peeth Temple...

Visiting this temple was a spiritually enriching and historically profound experience. Nestled in the sacred land of Kurukshetra, where Lord Krishna delivered the Bhagavad Gita, this temple stands as one of the 51 revered Shakti Peethas of India. According to legend, it is the site where the anklet of Goddess Sati fell, making it a powerful center of divine feminine energy.

The atmosphere within the temple is both serene and charged with devotion. The main sanctum houses the idol of Maa Bhadrakali, a fierce and protective form of the Mother Goddess. What makes this temple especially intriguing is the symbolic representation of the fallen anklet, a rare relic that connects devotees to the mythological roots of the Shakti Peetha tradition.

Architecturally, the temple is modest yet vibrant, with walls echoing centuries of faith. On the upper floor, one can see striking depictions of Lord Shiva carrying Sati, Vishnu with his Sudarshan Chakra, and various other deities—each reinforcing the spiritual narrative behind the temple’s origin. Devotees can also visit adjacent shrines to Lord Ganesha, Goddess Saraswati, and Gayatri Devi, making it a holistic pilgrimage site.

Practical facilities like nearby dharamshalas, clean premises, and even online pooja bookings show how well the temple balances tradition with modern needs. Whether you're a devotee seeking blessings or a traveler interested in India's spiritual heritage, this temple offers a profound connection to both mythology...