More About Dakshayani Shaktipeeth

Dakshayani Shaktipeeth is one of the 51 sacred Shaktipeethas, revered for its connection to the divine tale of Goddess Sati and Lord Shiva. According to Hindu mythology, the right palm of Goddess Sati fell at this site when Lord Shiva, in grief and fury over Sati's self-immolation at her father Daksha's yajna, carried her charred body across the universe. The goddess is worshipped here as Dakshayani, and Lord Shiva as Amar (the Immortal).

This sacred site near Lake Manasarovar in Tibet is considered highly auspicious, attracting pilgrims who seek spiritual purification and blessings from the divine.

How to reach Dakshayani Shaktipeeth?

• By Air Nearest airport is Lhasa Gonggar Airport, from where you can hire transport to Lake Manasarovar.
• By Bus Local buses are available from major Tibetan cities to Lake Manasarovar during the pilgrimage season.
• By Road Accessible via road from Lhasa or through the Nepal-Tibet border with private vehicles or group tours.

Dakshayani Shaktipeeth Services

Not having any kind of Special Services.

Dakshayani Shaktipeeth Aarti Timings

Timings may vary by season or local customs.

Tourist Places

Tourist Places Near Dakshayani Shaktipeeth

1. Lake Manasarovar
2. Mount Kailash
3. Tibetan Buddhist Monasteries
4. Kailash Range
5. Rakshas Tal

Other Religious Places Nearby Dakshayani Shaktipeeth

1. Mansarovar Temple
2. Tirthapuri Monastery
3. Gauri Kund
4. Chiu Monastery

Local Food Speciality of Dakshayani Shaktipeeth

• Momo
• Tibetan bread
• Chhurpi
• Tsampa