More About Jayanti Shaktipeeth

Jayanti Shaktipeeth is believed to be the sacred site where the left thigh of Goddess Sati fell. According to mythology, when Lord Shiva performed the Tandav dance after the self-immolation of Sati, her body parts scattered across various locations, and this site became one of the 51 Shaktipeeths. Here, Goddess Jayanti, symbolizing bliss and spiritual well-being, is worshipped, offering peace, happiness, and divine protection to her devotees.

How to reach Jayanti Shaktipeeth?

• By Air Nearest Airport is Guwahati International Airport (200 km).
• By Train Nearest Railway Station is Guwahati Railway Station (200 km).
• By Bus Regular buses are available to Shillong. From there, take a taxi or local transport to reach Jayanti Shaktipeeth.
• By Road From Guwahati, travel via Shillong, Cherrapunji, Mawsynram, Jowai, and Amlarem to reach Jayanti Shaktipeeth.

Jayanti Shaktipeeth Services

• Darshan Tickets No specific details on VIP or special tickets. Inquire at the temple.
• Pooja Prices Regular and special rituals are conducted. Visit the temple for updated rates.
• Online Booking Not available; darshan and pooja arrangements are on-site.

Jayanti Shaktipeeth Aarti Timings

• Morning Aarti Around 6:00 AM to 7:30 AM
• Evening Aarti Around 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM

Tourist Places

Tourist Places Near Jayanti Shaktipeeth

• Nartiang Monoliths
• Myntdu River View
• Jowai Town

Other Religious Places Near Jayanti Shaktipeeth

• Kamakhya Temple (Guwahati)
• Umananda Temple (Guwahati)
• Hayagriva Madhava Temple (Hajo)

Local Food Speciality of Jayanti Shaktipeeth

• Bengali Sweets (Rasgulla, Sandesh, Misti Doi)
• Pakhala Bhata
• Luchi and Alur Dom
• Sukto
• Beguni (Fried Eggplant)
• Bamboo Shoot Curry
• Kachuri and Aloo Bhaja
• Pumaloi