Bahula Shakti Peeth
Bahula Shakti Peeth
About
The Bahula Shakti Peeth, located in Ketugram, West Bengal, is a significant Hindu pilgrimage site where the left arm (or 'Bahula') of Goddess Sati is believed to have fallen, making it a sacred spot for Goddess Bahula (a form of Durga) and Lord Bhairuk (Shiva). The temple features a four-armed idol of the Goddess in crimson attire, surrounded by Ganesha and Kartik, offering a serene atmosphere for devotees to seek blessings, with rituals emphasizing devotion, purity, and quiet contemplation.
Timings
6:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Phone
7797557446
Address
Ketugram, Purba Bardhaman district, West Bengal, India
Ketugram, West Bengal
Available Services
hawan
A sacred fire ritual performed with mantras to purify the environment, remove negative energies, and invite peace, prosperity, and spiritual blessings.
Naivedya Offering
Naivedya Offering is the sacred act of presenting pure, lovingly prepared food to the deity during worship. When performed with correct rituals and heartfelt devotion, this offering becomes a bridge between the devotee and divine blessings—often guided today by trusted spiritual services rooted in authentic tradition.
Morning & Evening Puja
Morning & Evening Puja is a daily devotional practice that aligns one’s life with divine energy—from seeking blessings at dawn to expressing gratitude at dusk. Performed with proper rituals and mantras, it brings balance, peace, and spiritual discipline into everyday life, often supported today by trusted devotional services rooted in tradition.
Aarti Seva
Aarti Seva is the devotional offering of light to the deity, accompanied by sacred chants and rhythmic movements, expressing reverence, gratitude, and surrender. This soulful ritual fills the surroundings with divine vibrations and is often facilitated today through trusted devotional services that preserve authentic tradition.
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