A Shakti Peetha is a sacred site in Hinduism dedicated to the goddess Shakti, representing divine feminine energy. These sites are believed to be places where the body parts of the goddess Sati fell when Lord Shiva carried her corpse after her self-immolation. Each Shakti Peetha is associated with a specific aspect of the goddess and is revered by devotees. There are 51 main Shakti Peethas spread across the Indian subcontinent, each attracting pilgrims seeking blessings and spiritual fulfillment. These sites often feature temples and rituals that honor the goddess, emphasizing the importance of feminine power in Hindu spirituality.