Deity
Goddess Tri Lokya Sundari
Main deity
श्री त्रिलोकसुन्दरी देवी
Tri Lokya Sundary
Tri Lokya Sundary near Nal Koopeshwar is a divine Shakti form celebrated in Kashi Khand for destroying cosmic negativity.
Tri Lokya Sundary
Tri Lokya Sundary
Tri Lokya Sundary
Tri Lokya Sundary
Tri Lokya Sundary
Temple Summary
Quick Facts
Pilgrimage Status
Kashi Khand Shakti Shrine
Primary tag
Location
Near Nal Koopeshwar, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
City • District • State
Temple Profile
History and Significance
History
- Described in Chapter 70 of the Kashi Khand, Tri Lokya Sundari manifested near Kubjambeshwar Ling and Nal Koopeshwar. She emerged as a specialized Shakti released by Goddess Durga to emit intense spiritual energy during the cosmic war against Durgasur.
Significance
- Tri Lokya Sundari represents unmatched divine grace, beauty, and protective Shakti. Worshipping her bestows mental peace, charm, and freedom from fear. She forms a key stop in the regional pilgrimage of auxiliary Shakti shrines described in Kashi Khand.
Temple Pilgrimage Summary
Pilgrim Guide
Before You Visit
Locating the shrine
Ask locals near Nal Koopeshwar / Kubjambeshwar.
Temple Timings
Darshan Schedule
Opening timings
06:00 AM - 08:30 PM
Festivals
Temple Calendar Highlights
Mar–Apr / Sep–Oct • 9 Days
Navratri Shakti Puja
Special evening archana during Navratri.
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Weekday mornings usually have shorter darshan queues than weekends.
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Carry a small cloth bag for footwear token and prasad containers.
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Aarti timings can shift on festival days, so check local notice boards.
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श्री त्रिलोकसुन्दरी देवी
Tri Lokya Sundary
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