Shaktipeeth - Part 2

In previous part we mentioned that we will cover consolidated list of 51 Shakti Peethas. Since the list is big we are dividing it in two articles Shaktipeeth Part 2 (1 to 26 of 51) and Shaktipeeth Part 3 (27 to 51 of 51).

List (1 to 26 of 51)

Sr. No	Place	State in India	Body Part or Ornament	Shakti	Bhairava
1	Amarnath, from Srinagar through  Pahalgam 94 km by Bus, Chandanwari  16 km by walk	Jammu and Kashmir	Throat	Mahamaya	Trisandhyeshwar
2	Attahas village of  Dakshindihi in the  district of Birbhum,	West Bangal	Lips	Phullara	Vishvesh
3	Bahula, on the banks of Ajay river at Ketugram, 8 km fromKatwa, Burdwan	West Bengal	Left arm	Goddess Bahula	Bhiruk
4	Bakreshwar, on the banks of Paaphara river, 24 km distance from Siuri Town, district Birbhum, 7 km from Dubrajpur Rly. Station	West Bengal	Portion between the eyebrows	Mahishmardini	Vakranath
5	Bhairavparvat, at Bhairav  hills on the banks  of Shipra river in the city of Ujjaini	Madhya Pradesh	Elbow	Avanti	Lambkarna
6	Bhabanipur, located in the Upazilla of Sherpur, Bogra,Rajshahi Division. Also located at Karatoyatat, it is about 28 km distance from the town of Sherpur.	Bangladesh	Left anklet (ornament)	Arpana	Vaman
7	Chhinnamastika Shaktipeeth at Chintpurni, in Una District ofHimachal Pradesh	Himachal Pradesh	Feet	Chhinnamastika	Rudra Mahadev
8	Gandaki, Pokhara about 125 km on the banks of Gandaki river where Muktinath temple is situated	Nepal	Temple	Gandaki Chandi	Chakrapani
9	Goddess Bhadrakaali on banks of Godavari in Nasik city	Maharashtra	Chin (2 parts)	Bhramari	Vikritaksh
10	Hinglaj (Or Hingula), southern Baluchistan a few hours North-east of Gawadar and about 125 km towards North-west fromKarachi	Pakistan	Bramharandhra (Part of the head)	Kottari	Bhimlochan
11	Jayanti at Nartiang village in the Jaintia Hills district. This Shakti Peetha is locally known as the Nartiang Durga Temple.	Meghalaya	Left thigh	Jayanti	Kramadishwar
12	Jessoreswari, situated at Ishwaripur, Shyamnagar Upazila,Khulna Division. The temple complex was built by Maharaja Pratapaditya, whose capital was Ishwaripur.	Bangladesh	Palms of hands and soles of the feet	Jashoreshwari	Chanda
13	Jwalaji, Kangra from  Pathankot alight at Jwalamukhi  Road Station from there 20 km	Himachal Pradesh	Tongue	Siddhida (Ambika)	Unmatta Bhairav
14	Kalipeeth, (Kalighat, Kolkata)	West Bengal	Right Toes	Kalika	Nakuleshwar
15	Kalmadhav on the banks of Shon river in  a cave over hills near to Amarkantak	Madhya Pradesh	Left buttock	Kali	Asitang
16	Kamgiri, Kamakhya, in the Neelachal hills near Guwahati	Assam	Genitals	Kamakhya	Umanand
17	Kankalitala, on the banks of Kopai River 10 km north-east ofBolpur station in Birbhum district, Devi locally known as Kankaleshwari	West Bengal	Bone	Devgarbha	Ruru
18	Kanyashram of Balaambika - The Bhagavathy temple inKanyakumari,  the southernmost tip of mainland India,  Tamil Nadu (also thought to be situated in Yunnan province, China)	Tamil Nadu	Back	Sarvani	Nimish
19	Karnat, Brajeshwari Devi,  Kangra	Himachal Pradesh	Both ears	Jayadurga	Abhiru
20	Kireet at Kireetkona village,  3 km from Lalbag Court Road station under district Murshidabad	West Bengal	Crown	Vimla	Sanwart
21	Locally known as  Anandamayee Temple. Ratnavali,  on the banks of Ratnakar river  at Khanakul-Krishnanagar,   district Hooghly	West Bengal	Right Shoulder	Kumari	Shiva
22	Locally known as Bhramari Devi. In Jalpaiguri near a small village Boda on the bank  of river Teesta or Tri-shrota (combination of three flows) mentioned in Puranas	West Bengal	Left leg	Bhraamari	Ambar
23	Manas, under Tibet at the foot of Mount Kailash in Lake Mansarovar, a piece of Stone	Tibet	Right hand	Dakshayani	Amar
24	Manibandh, at Gayatri hills near Pushkar 11 km north-west ofAjmer	Rajasthan	Two Bracelets	Gayatri	Sarvanand
25	Mithila, near Janakpur railway station on the border of Indiaand Nepal	Nepal	Left shoulder	Uma	Mahodar
26	Nainativu (Manipallavam),  Northern Province, Sri Lanka.   Located 36 km from the ancient capital of the Jaffna kingdom,Nallur. The murti of the Goddess is believed to have been consecrated and worshipped by Lord Indra. The protagonist,Lord Rama and antagonist, Ravana of the Sanskrit epicRamayana have offered obeisances to the Goddess. Nāgaand Garuda of the Sanskrit epic Mahabharata; resolved their longstanding feuds after worshipping this Goddess.	Sri Lanka	Silambu(Anklets)	Indrakshi (Nagapooshani /Bhuvaneswari)	Rakshaseshwar (Nayanair)