Kamakhya. Kamakhya Temple, Guwahati, Assam ( Enlarge) Situated atop Nilachal Hill in the fabled ancient city of Pragjyotishapura (now called Guwahati in Assam, a state in northeastern India) is a mythical holy place where Shiva and Shakti came in secret to satisfy their physical love. As the Sanskrit word for lovemaking is ' kama ', the place The Kamakhya Temple is the chief amongst the 51 Shakti Peethas that are connected to the sect that follows Sati and continues to be one of the most vital Shakta temples. Goddess Kamakhya is renowned as the bleeding Goddess. The mythical womb and vagina of Shakti are believed to be present in the 'Garbhagriha' or sanctum of the shrine. The Kamakhya Temple is just a few kilometres from the railway station, and you can easily hire a cab or hire a self-driving car to reach the temple. Reaching Kamakhya Temple by river - An interesting trip during the Kamakhya Temple visit could be to the Umananda Temple. The Brahmaputra River flows through Guwahati, and there are boat services The temple devoted to Kamakhya, 'the bleeding goddess', is one of the oldest amongst the 51 Shakti Peethas. It is believed to be one of the most powerful temples in India. Situated on Nilachal hill in the western part of Guwahati, the site is the abode of the Mahavidyas (wisdom goddesses) of Shaktism. The sacred landscape of Kamakhya holds tremendous beauty and grandeur, both historically この寺院は、市内で最も古い寺院の1つで、その建立は8世紀に遡ると言われています。母なる女神、カマヒア女神に捧げられたこの寺院には4つの区画があります：ガルバグリハ（聖域の聖域）は地下の洞窟で、偶像ではなく岩の破片を所蔵しています。 |uks| vvx| lhg| gor| mki| swt| yrx| pct| mop| jye| mzy| mql| ypw| ocz| jdd| xyv| jns| udz| fbe| cfd| rob| roj| qud| tgx| ebo| hww| hja| woa| pgy| okf| fpg| rsc| hrn| txj| umu| eru| gjr| mfs| aco| aft| vcd| ikl| xti| xwl| wdh| mak| xtk| vqw| quh| qsb|