Here is Some Information about Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetr )in Thanesar Haryana India.
Location: Thanesar town, Kurukshetra, Haryana
Dedicated to: Goddesh Bhadrakali
Entry:Free
Photography: Allow
Significance: Among one of 52 shakti Pith
Temple Timing: 6:00 Am to 9:00 Pm
Visiting Timing: 1 hour
Best time to Visit: Oct to March
Nearest Railway Station: Kurukshetra station Railway station
Nearest Air Port: Delhi and Chandigarh
About Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra)
Festivals Celebrated in Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra)
By Train : The Nearest Railway StationKurukshetra station Railway station.
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Location: Thanesar town, Kurukshetra, Haryana
Dedicated to: Goddesh Bhadrakali
Entry:Free
Photography: Allow
Significance: Among one of 52 shakti Pith
Temple Timing: 6:00 Am to 9:00 Pm
Visiting Timing: 1 hour
Best time to Visit: Oct to March
Nearest Railway Station: Kurukshetra station Railway station
Nearest Air Port: Delhi and Chandigarh
About Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra)
The Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra) is located in Thanesar town, Kurukshetra, Haryana.The temple is dedicated to Goddesh Bhadrakali.`Devikoop Bhadrakali temple is one of the 52 Shaktipeeth of divine mother. This shaktipeeth temple is devoted to Mother Bhadrakali (One of the eight formsof kali).This Shaktipeeth is near Dwaipayan Sarovar in Kurukshetra, Haryana.. Here the right ankle of Mother Sati fell here.which is now in the form of a well(Koop) here .The Shakti of this place is Savitri and Bhairav is Sthanu. The importance of this place may also be found in Tantra Churramani. It is said that this is the that holy place where Lord ShriKrishana offered worship of mother Kali for Pandavaas win in battle of Mahabharta and pledged if Pandavas will win ,then he I(ShriKrishana) will offer the horses of his Rath as a mark of respect to Mother Bhadrakali .
Since that time there is a tradition of offering horses(Gold,Silver,Clay) at this place. Here the devotees present a pair of horses after their wishes get fulfilled as amark of respect to mother Bhadrakali.. According to an ancient legent the Mundan ceremony (first hair cut) of Lord Shri Krishna and Balram was performed at this place. There is an astonishing idol of Bhadrakali in this temple. South facing Hanuman, Ganesh and Bhairav are present here as attendants. There is also an amazing Shivlinga of Lord Shiva in which head, ordination and snake is imprinted naturally. It said that first Sthanu Shiva should be visited and then only Bhadrakali should be visited.
History of Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra)
Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra) has great
importance since ancient times. It is said, Arjun, Lord Krishna and
other pandavas prayed to Maa Kali for their victory in the Mahabharata
Yudh. It is said that, when they won the Yudh, they came back here again
and offered all their horses to Maa Kali. Since from that day, offering
terracotta and Metal horses is considered auspicious here. History to
this place dates back in the time when it is said that the right ankle
fell of Maa Sati fell to this place. Best information about the origin
and the formation of this temple, people can be taken from with local
people. Religious books, Purans etc are worth trying to find out the
history about the Shakti Peeth.
Festivals Celebrated in Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra)
Makar Sankranti, Sharad Purnima, Deepawali, Somvati Amavasya, Ram Navami ,Navratri.
How To Reach Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra)
By Road : There are many public and private vehecals available to reach Devi Koop Temple(Bhadrakali Shakti Pith Kurukshetra) .
By Air : The Nearest Air Port: Delhi and Chandigarh Airport.
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