Narmada Udgam Temple (Shondesh Shakti Peetha)

🛕 Lord Devi | 📍 Amarkantak, Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh

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⏰ Darshan

Morning: 05:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Evening: 04:00 PM – 09:00 PM

📅 Best Time to Visit

October to March

📸 Photography

Allowed

🔱 Temple Significance

This sacred site is considered a Shakti Peetha where a part of Goddess Sati is believed to have fallen. Maa Narmada is worshipped here as a life-giving and purifying force.

The Narmada River is regarded as one of the holiest rivers in India, and taking a dip in its origin is believed to cleanse sins and grant spiritual liberation. Devotees believe that Maa Narmada blesses them with peace, health, and prosperity.

The temple holds special importance for those performing Narmada Parikrama, a...

🏛 Temple History

The history of Narmada Udgam Temple dates back to ancient times and is deeply connected with the spiritual heritage of Amarkantak. The region has long been a center for sages, saints, and meditation. It is believed that the temple was developed and maintained by various rulers over centuries. The Narmada Kund and surrounding temples have been preserved as sacred spaces of worship. Amarkantak is also known as the meeting point of the Vindhya and Satpura ranges, adding to its geographical and spiritual importance. The temple continues to be a major pilgrimage destination for devotees from across India.

Daily Poojas

No daily poojas available.

🔱 Special Rituals

No special rituals available.

🎉 Temple Festivals

No festivals available.

🧭 Pilgrim Travel Tips

Visit early morning for peaceful darshan
Take a dip in Narmada Kund
Carry warm clothes during winter
Explore nearby temples in Amarkantak

🚍 How to Reach

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Railway Station

Pendra Road Railway Station • 40.00 km

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Airport

Jabalpur Airport • 229.98 km

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Bus Stand

Amarkantak Bus Stand • 1.00 km

🔔 Darshan Timings & Rules

Dress Code: Traditional and modest attire preferred

Photography: Yes

Prasad: Available

Prasad Details: Fruits, sweets, and sacred water offerings