01 Naina Devi
The gateway Shakti Peetha from Punjab & Chandigarh, above Govind Sagar lake.
Temple detailsश्री बगलामुखी · stop 04 of 06 · Devi Darshan
Maa Baglamukhi
The turmeric-yellow goddess and one of the ten Mahavidyas — and the shrine our travels are named for. A calm morning darshan at the heart of the Kangra Devi circuit.
Bankhandi, Kangra district Baglamukhi · a Mahavidya ~35 km from Kangra
Deity
Baglamukhi · a Mahavidya
Where
Bankhandi, Kangra district
From Kangra
~35 km
About the temple
Maa Baglamukhi.
Maa Baglamukhi is worshipped as Pitambara, the goddess robed in yellow. Devotees offer turmeric, yellow flowers and yellow cloth, and the havan before the deity is at the heart of a visit. The temple draws pilgrims through the year and fills through Navratri.
It sits at the heart of the Kangra-valley circuit — an unhurried morning darshan, with Jwala Ji close by.
Good to know
- Yellow is the colour of the goddess — turmeric and yellow flowers are the customary offering
- Havan / yagna can be arranged with the temple pandits
- Calmest in the early morning, before the day’s pilgrims arrive
- Pairs naturally with nearby Jwala Ji
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The rest of the circuit
The other five stops
01 
02 Chintpurni Devi
Una district — one of the region’s most revered Shakti shrines.
Temple details
03 Jwala Ji
The eternal flame — goddess of the burning light.
Temple details
05 Brajeshwari Devi
Kangra town — the ancient Kangra Devi.
Temple details
06 Chamunda Devi
On the Baner river, below the Dhauladhar range.
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