Tarapith is a famous Hindu pilgrimage in the state of West Bengal and a Shakti Peetha, believed to be the spot where Sati's third eye fell. Tara, another form of Sati, is worshipped in the temple.
The town of Tarapith is a small, crowded rural town near the Dwarka river in Birbhum district and is also called the city of Tantra Mantra or black magic. Another legend tells the story of how Shiva had drunk the poison - Halahala, that would save the universe. To soothe his burning throat, Tara had breast-fed Shiva and nursed him. The history of the place is steeped in black magic and there is a huge cremation ground adjacent to the powerful Shakti peeth. Chanting can be heard at the cremation grounds at all hours and a sense of mystery engulfs the village.
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Tarapith Reviews
Subir Talks
on Tarapith Temple 3 years ago
This is one of the finest place that I have visited. One can experience the feeling of vibration, the moment you enter the temple Arena. People go with true and pure devotion will definitely get bles (Read More)sings of Maa Tara for their satvic wish fulfilment. I am an astrologer from Mumbai, I had an experience that I can express with words. "Link Hidden"
Rohit Shroff
4 years ago
- Tarapith is unofficially known as the city of tantra mantra or black magic. It is a city of superstitions and blind faith and to an extent misguided worship.
- Beware of priests who offer you de (Read More)als to get rid of curses or black magic. Take care of your things. Don't fall into unnecessary mess.
Soumita Ghosh
4 years ago
Tarapith is a religious place ideal for people who are looking for a one day trip. Thriving with tourists, this place is dotted with several hotels and guest houses. The hotels are cost effective and (Read More) provide a comfortable place of stay as well as good food. We were also provided with mosquito repellent liquid vaporizers to keep away any mosquitoes. You will be required to deposit your wallets, cellphones and shoes at specific places outside the temple, so I will advise you not to carry much money with you. Since the temple remains extremely crowded throughout the day, make sure to keep your belongings safe.
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