Karatal Shaktipeeth, Nepal

Karatal Shaktipeeth is mentioned in some Shakti Peeth lists as a sacred site in Nepal where devotees worship Maa Shakti. The name “Karatal” refers to the palm/hand, and many pilgrims connect this place with the Devi’s blessings for strength, protection, and stability.

As per your Shakti Peeth association, this site is linked to the Hands of Devi Sati. Because Nepal has many powerful Shakti shrines recognized through both scripture and local tradition, visitors often plan such pilgrimages with local guidance and verified routes.

Travel conditions and accessibility can be seasonal in Nepal, so it’s best to keep buffer time and confirm local darshan arrangements before visiting.

Timings: Local timings are not consistently published across reliable official sources; for your directory you can keep standard darshan hours and update once you confirm with local temple management.
How to reach: Some travel resources place “Karatal Shaktipeeth” in Nepal’s Mustang region route context, so route planning matters.

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A Shakti Peeth in Nepal linked to Devi Sati’s hands—visited for strength, protection, and spiritual blessing.

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