Bhabanipur (Aparna) Temple

pilgrimage site

Aparna is the name the Goddess carries at Bhabanipur, and Vaman is the Bhairava who guards her; the relic tradition assigns here is Sati's left anklet.

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Type: Pilgrimage Site
Best season: Winter

Aparna is the name the Goddess carries at Bhabanipur, and Vaman is the Bhairava who guards her; the relic tradition assigns here is Sati's left anklet. The temple stands in Bogra district in northern Bangladesh, on the old Karatoya river, and it is kept better and signposted more clearly than several of the other Bangladesh Peethas.

Why visit

In Bogra district in northern Bangladesh, on the old Karatoya river. Better kept and more clearly signposted as a Peetha than several others on the Bangladesh list.

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