Shakti Peethas are sacred sites in Hinduism dedicated to the goddess Shakti, representing divine feminine energy. According to mythology, these places are believed to be where parts of the body of Sati, the consort of Lord Shiva, fell after her self-immolation. Each Shakti Peetha is associated with a specific aspect of the goddess and is revered by devotees. There are 51 primary Shakti Peethas spread across the Indian subcontinent, with each site attracting pilgrims seeking blessings and spiritual fulfillment. These locations often feature temples and are significant for various rituals and festivals, celebrating the power and presence of the divine feminine.