Bhabanipur Shaktipeeth is located in the Bogra in the Rajshahi Division of Bangladesh at about 28 kilometres distance from the town of Sherpur. Because of its status as a Shakti Peeth, Bhabanipur has been an important site for Hindu pilgrims, irrespective of the sect.
Bhabanipur Shaktipeeth is located in the Bogra in the Rajshahi Division of Bangladesh at about 28 kilometres distance from the town of Sherpur. Because of its status as a Shakti Peeth, Bhabanipur has been an important site for Hindu pilgrims, irrespective of the sect.
There are two main temple festivals that happen in a year. Ramnavami or Deepanvita is a large fair (mela) that is conducted in the month of Chaitra and Maghi Poornima is observed when the full moon of the month of Magha bestows its silver light on devotees. There are yagnas, rounds of storytelling and special aratis that accompany these festivals. Devotees take a dip in the holy waters of Shankha Pukur: the legend of which we shall soon arrive at. Other festivals include Durgostav in October, Deepannita Shyama Puja and Nabanya in the Bengali month of Agrahayon.
There is a Pravati and Balya Bhog worship that is conducted early in the morning and then there is an Anna Bhog at noon. The evening witnesses an arati and a Sandhya Bhog. Devotees offer a bhog to the divine mother. Prasad is distributed after every bhog.