
Sannihit Sarovar & Bhadrakali Shaktipeeth
Kurukshetra, Haryana, India
The tank where all sacred waters assemble on amavasya, and the shaktipeeth of Devi's ankle where the Pandavas offered victory horses.
Why visit: Kurukshetra's two other great shrines, minutes from Brahma Sarovar.
- ›Sannihit ghats
- ›Bhadrakali darshan
- ›Horse-offering tradition
- ›Pind-daan rituals
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Best time
Oct–Mar; amavasya days
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–400
Duration
2–3 hrs
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