Sharda Siddhpith: Hindu's Tirthadham

   Sharda Temple should be called Sidhpith. The Sharda Temple is also a famous pilgrimage center of Hindus. 

   The famous Goddess of Satna district of Madhya Pradesh of India is extremely popular. It is particularly noted that the center of the revered reverence of the devotees is also known as the Sharda Temple by the name of the Maihar temple. Maihar is actually a small town of Satna district.

  The temple is mainly dedicated to Mother Sharda. This temple of Mother Sharda Devi situated in the naturally rich Kaimur and Vindhya mountain range is situated at an altitude of about 367 meters above sea level. 

  Sharda Peeth, which is located on Trikuta Mountain on the banks of Tamasa river, is considered as Sidhpith. Believers, it is one of the 108 Siddhesh in the series of historic temples.

   It is also known to be known by the name of Lord Narasimha Peeth. It is reported that both the brothers and sisters of Ala and Udal were the exclusive worshipers of Sharda. 

   In the foothills of the hill, the pond and the orchard of Alha-Udal are still present. Particularly that with Mother Sharda, the statue of Narasimha Dev is also pran preserved. This statue is very ancient. This place of Mother Sharda is related to the relics of Sati. 

  If the experts believed, then on this Trikuta Mountains of Maihar, the necklace of sati was lost. With the story of falling prey to the defeat of Mai, this place was called Maihar. 

   Explains that Shaktipeeth was established in places where Sati's body remains destroyed. Maihar was in fact the capital of Maihar principality. 

  This temple of Sharda Devi is located on the Trikuta Mountains, about 5 km from the city. The ancient inscriptions are near the temple itself. In which the ancient beauty of the temple is mentioned. 

   Experts believe that the temple belongs to the society with the Shaivite. Buddhist religion and Jainism are also mentioned here. 

  According to experts, this place of Sharda Devi was also called the Goddess of the forest in ancient times. 

   Due to this, this area of ​​Trikuta Mountains was a very thick forest in ancient times. A large fair is organized on Sharda Devi Shaktipeeth in the Shardi and Chaitra Navaratri. 

  A huge number of devotees come in this divine-grand fair. It is believed that the philosophy of mother Sharda is the welfare of devotees.

  There is a tradition of tying thread here for mercy. When the desired desires are fulfilled, devotees come to the temple in the court of Mother.

   All necessary resources are available for the visit of Mother Sharda Temple. The nearest airport to Maihar is Jabalpur and Rewa. 

  The distance of the Sharda bench from Jabalpur airport is about 145 kilometers. The nearest railway station is the Meher junction. Visitors or pilgrims can also travel by road.
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