Juranpur Kali Bari

Its one of the 51 Shakti Peeths ( শক্তিপীঠ ).The main idol is situated under an ancient banyan tree that evokes a sense of reverence.Every year during Magh Purnima a fair takes place here that attracts a huge congregation of pilgrims.According to legend, the Munda (Head) of Devi had fallen here. The Devi there is known as Jaya Durga and Bhairava is known as Krodhisha.

Its a very peaceful place and i must recommend it for day trip. Nice.
Juranpur Satipith is one of the 51 Hindu holy places (Shakti Peetha) in India. In this Pith a black stone under the banyan trees and a Shivalinga inside the temple are worshiped daily. A big fair is organized every year in Magha Purnima where more than lakh pilgrimage assembled irrespective of caste. Famous personalities who took shelter in this Pith include Mohan Lal (general of nawab Sirajuddulla), Hukka Lal (younger son of Maharaja Mohan Lal), Sadhak Ramkrishna (Raja Ramkrisna Ray son of Rani Bhabani), Sri Sri Sitaram Onkarnath, Kulanand Bramchari, Taranath Tarakhapa, GangaBai (mataji) Balbant Singh, Purnanda Bramchari, Shibnath Sastri, Swami Bisuddhananda Saraswati, Tantric Triguna nath Bramchari and Birendra Giri Bramchari Maharaj and many more.

A temple in nature lap. Avoid weekends. It is too rush. It is in development programme of temple. We had good darshan of Kali mata there

Sati also known as Dakshayani is the Hindu goddess of marital felicity and longevity, and is worshipped as an aspect of the mother goddess Shakti.

Juranpur may refer to: Juranpur Satipith, a Shakti Peetha in Nadia district, West Bengal, India; Juranpur, Nadia, a village in Nadia district, West Bengal,

It is actually a Sati peeth. The skull (মাথার তালু বা করোটি) Maa Sati has fallen here. In one of the picture you can see a stone type structure which is being worshipped. That is the skull of Mata Sati.

There are many legends related to this place. One legend says the following: the daughter-in-law of Jaminder of Harinathpur, in the reception of her marriage, was serving food to Brahmins (Braahman bhojan). While serving, her Ghomta(the part of saree used to cover the face) fell and everyone saw her as mother Kali; laying out her tongue (the act when some mistake is done) and had four hands. Then she put down the serving tray and quickly ran off. People saw that she walked on Ganga river and came to the Sati peeth and went into the banyan tree and vanished. When her family came and called for her and requested her to reveal herself, she spreaded her arms out from the banyan tree.

There is one tunnel underground in which rooms are constructed where sadhakas and tantriks used to perform their sadhana. Now, no one is there. One saint came few years back and said to the people that in those rooms, a panchamukhi naag lives now. One day, a person went to clean those rooms and saw big sparkling eyes of a large snake. That person immediately ran and came out. After that incident the Pujari now keeps it locked since people may go and disturb the snake.

The place is quiet, calm, serene and spiritual. It will uplift you if you are down in you mood. Definitely, you should visit the place. Every Tuesday and Saturday there will be special puja and people go there. You go on Pous maas during maghi purnima when there is a large fair.

It's a devotional place of lord Maa Kali.

Juranpur Satipith is one of the 51 Hindu holy places (Shakti Peetha) in India. In this Pith a Shivalinga inside the temple are worshiped daily. A big fair is organized every year in Magha Purnima where more than lakh pilgrims assembling. Its a very peaceful place.

Juranpur Kalibari is one of the among 51 Sati Peeth in India. Goddess Shakti is worshipped here as Maa Joy Durga under a Banyan Tree. During Maghi Purnima a very big fair takes place here. It is very close to Matiari.