Saptashrungi Temple is a Hindu
Temple dedicated to Goddess Saptashrungi, located in Vani in Nashik District in
Maharashtra State, India. The temple lies atop the cliff with an altitude of
1,230 m. Presiding Deity is surrounded by seven (Sapta in Sanskrit)
peaks (shrunga in Sanskrit), hence she came to be called as Sapta Shrungi Mata
(mother of the seven peaks).
The Temple is considered as one
of 51 Sakthi Peethas, highly revered temples throughout South
Asia, that commemorate the location of fallen body parts of the
Hindu deity Sati. The temple is also part of the
famous three and half Shakti
Peethas of Maharashtra. The Marathas and some Bhil tribes
worship the goddess from a long time and some worship as their Kuladevatha.
Legends
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The Temple
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Festivals
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Religious Significance
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Facilities
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Connectivity
The Temple is located at about 500 meters from Saptshrungi
Bus Stop, 23 Kms from Vani, 24 Kms from Vani Bus Stand, 55 Kms from Nashik
Airport, 66 Kms from Nashik, 73 Kms from Nashik Road Railway Station and 236
Kms from Mumbai. The State Highway 17 connects
the temple with Nashik. Maharashtra Road Transportation buses are available
from Nanduri. They take you to the top of the hill. There are also huge parking
spaces available if you are driving your own vehicle. Since the temple is atop
a hill, the climb up to the temple is about 450 steps. For senior citizen and
disabled, a palanquin service is provided at a fee. These people do not have to
wait in queue for Darshan.
Location
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