Kurukshetra Shakti Peeth as the holy pilgrimage as shown to Mahabharata means complete to Goddess Kali Maa (form of Goddess Shakti) and Lord Sthaneshwar (form of Lord Shiva). Kurukshetra Shakti Peeth in Haryana apperas out as one of the Shakti Peethas in India, reliable to fulfill the wishes to devotees come thereonGoddess Shakti in Kurukshetra, Haryana has really blessed to the people as she is known for. After Goddess Shakti’ right ankle fell where Badrakali Temple near to Sthaneshwar Temple on the Jhansa Road in the town of Thanesar, Kurukshetra Shakti Peeth comes in vision on, presently. According to the local legend, Pandavas with Lord Krishna worshipped Goddess Kali Maa to offer a boon of victory to them in Mahabharata Battle. After they conquered, they came again to worship Goddess Kali Maa and offered their best horses in her service. Since that day, the devotees offer terracotta and metal horses to the deity after their wishes comes fulfilled

Part of body : Right Ankle

Devi's right seat fell here and the idols are Devi as Shri Sundari (beautiful) and Shiva as Sundaranand (the handsome one). The place is situated near Ladakh in Nepal. Alternatively, a divine power – Maa Durga is in the form of Shri Sundari signify the perpetual prettiness, devotion and purity of a mother’s nature.

Part of body : Sole of Right Feet

Panchasagar is located near Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, India. - Devi's lower teeth fell here and the idols are Devi as Barahi and Shiva as Maharudra (the angry one). Alternatively, according to the Matsya Puranait is also believed thatMaa Varahi was created by Lord Shiva from the incarnation of Lord Vishnu – Varah (boar form) to kill a demon, who is mainly worshipped at nocturnal.

Part of body : Lower Teeth

Devi's right hand or palm fell her and the idols are Devi as “Dakhchayani” or “Mansa”(Durga) and Shiva as Amar (Immortal). Its located at the bank of Lake Mansorovar in Tibet.

Part of body : Right Palm

Devi's navel fell here and the idols are Devi as Vimala (the pure one) and Shiva as Jagannath (the ruler of the world). This is near the Jagannath temple of Puri in the state of Orissa.

Part of body : Umbical Cord

One of Devi's breasts fell here and the idols are Devi as Tripurmalini (Durga) and Shiva as Bhisan (Gruesome).

Part of body : Left Breast

Devi's right cheek fell here and the idols are Devi as Gandakichandi (the one who overcomes obstacles or Gandaki) and Shiva as Chakrapani (Holder of the discus). Famous pilgrimage. Worshipers believe that they will certainly attain the divine grace from the goddess at these places.

Part of body : Right Cheek

Pashupatinath Shakti Peeth, located on the banks of holy Bagmati River in Kathmandu of Nepal,  as one of the most famous Shakti Peethas of Nepal is meant to Goddess Guheshwari (form of Goddess Shakti) and Lord Pashupatinath (form of Lord Shiva). Pashupatinath Shakti Peeth is as the very compilation to reach near to Goddess Shakti and Lord Shiva. Guheshwari Temple, whereon Goddess Shakti’ both knees fell, reasons mainly of Pashupatinath Shakti Peeth to have derived. Built by King Pratap Malla in the 17th of century, the two main religions in Nepal are Hinduism and Buddhism present their attendance huge in worshipping to Goddess Guheshwari. 

Part of body : Knees

Devi's middle of the palms fell here and the idols are Devi as Gayatri (Saraswati) and Shiva as Sarvananda (the one who makes everyone happy). The place is also varyingly referred to as “Manibandha”or “Manivedika”.

Part of body : Both Wrists

Devi's small toes of the feet fell here and idols are Devi as Ambika and Shiva as Amrita (nectar of immortality).

Part of body : Left Leg Fingers

According to the Hindu myths, it is whispered that Devi Sati’s “Throat”fell here. The main idols of this legendary divine place are Devi as “Mahamaya” (the great desire) and Lord Shiva as  “Trisandhyeshvar”(a legendary pilgrimage) in Amarnath.

Part of body : Throat

Devi's mind or brain fell here and the idols are Devi as Kotari (Durga) and Shiva as Bhimlochan (Triple eyed or the third eye). The location is in a cave on the western part of Pakistan near Karachi.

Part of body : The Stature on Top of the Head

The Nartiang Devi temple is believed to be a Shakti Peetha, one of the most revered shrines of Shaktism because Shakti Peethas are holy abodes of Parashakti. Here the idols are named as “Jayantia” for Devi and “Kramadeeshwar” for Shiva.

Part of body : Left Thigh

Nellore Shakti Peeth in Sri Lanka, revered by Lord Indra to Goddess Shakti, is meant to Goddess Indrakshi (form of Goddess Shakti) and Lord Rakshaseshwar (form of Lord Shiva). Consecrated by Lord Indra, the staue of Goddess Indrakshi in her temple (Indrakshi Temple) is believed to have blessed of bliss and contentment of all desires. Nellore Shakti Peeth to have been dedicated to Goddess Indrakshi appears out as the place, whereon Goddess Shakti’ anklet fell.

Part of body : Anklet

Called by various names such as “Kamagiri”, “Kamrup” and as “Kamakhya”, this famous pilgrimage spot is located about 18 miles from Guwahati in Assam. It is believed that those who visit this temple at least once in their lifetime are freed from all their sins and are blessed with the boon of immortality. Here the idols are named as “Kamkhaya” for Devi and “Umanand” for Shiva.

Part of body : Genital Organ

Devi's right foot fell here and the idols are Devi as Tripurasundari and Shiva as Tripuresh. Devi is grantor of all wishes or Sarvavishta pradyani

Part of body : Right Leg

According to the Hindu myths, it is whispered that the “Heart” of Sati’s body has fallen at this point (at the top of the holy hill Gabber). The main idols of this legendary divine place are Devi as “Maa Ambika” and Lord Shiva as “Baidyanath” (One of the 12 Jyotirlinga sharines), worshipped here.

Part of body : Heart