Famous Shakti Shrines of Odisha
- Adi Shakti Tara Tarini Hill Shrine (Stana Peetha)- Berhampur, Ganjam
- Goddess Bhairabi Temple, Near Berhampur, Ganjam
- Goddess Biraja/Viraja-Jajpur,
- Goddess Budhi Samlei-Dalai Para of Sambalpur town and Sonepur
- Goddess Bhagavati-Sonepur
- Goddess Ramei Devi-Patnagarh
- Goddess Patkhanda-Jarasingha and Patnagarh of Bolangir district
- Goddess Mangala-Kakatpur,
- Goddess Sarala/Sharada-Jhankad,
- Goddess Vimala-Puri,
- Goddess Mahamayee (Budhi Thakurani)-Berhampur
- Goddess Gouri-Bhubaneswar,
- Goddess Ramachandi-Konark,
- Goddess Cuttack Chandi-Cuttack,
- Goddess Charchika-Banki,
- Goddess Kali/Kalijai-Kalijai Island, Chilika lake,
- Goddess Bhagawati-Banpur,
- Goddess Taratarini-Purnagiri of Ganjam,
- Goddess Barala Devi-Kandhmal,
- Goddess Manikeswari-Bhawanipatna and Sonepur
- Goddess Pataneswari-Patnagarh, Bolangir and Sambalpur
- Goddess Samaleswari-Sambalpur, Sonepur and Bolangir
- Goddess Sureswari-Subarnapur,
- Goddess Hingulai-Talcher,
- Goddess Tarini-Keonjar,
- Goddess Kichakeshwari-Khiching,
- Goddess Ambika-Baripada,
- Goddess Bhadrakali-Bhadrak,
- Goddess Lankeswari-Junagarh and Sonepur
- Goddess Ramachandi—four miles from Konark
- Goddess Bag Devi/Byaghra Devi-Kulada
- Goddess Stambeswari/Khambeswari- Sonepur and Aska
- Goddess Hingula-Gopal Prasad village of Talcher
- Goddess Narayani-near Khallikote
- Goddess Chandi-Chandital of Boudh district
- Goddess Bali Harachandi—27 km from Puri
- Goddess Majhighariani-Rayagada
- Goddess Ramachandi-Gadamanitri - 5 km from Ganjam
- Goddess Tara-Bhusandapur—50 km from Bhubaneswar
- Goddess Kandhen Budhi-Kantamal in Boudh district.
- Goddess Bhairavi-Mantridi—15 km from Berhampur
- Goddess Bhattarika-Sasanga village of Badamba in Cuttack district
- Goddess Barunei—2 km from Khurda
- Goddess Maninaga-Ranapur
- Goddess Kalijai-Chilika
- Goddess Kanta Devi-Sanjal village of Bonai
- Goddess Gouri-Bhubaneswar
- Goddess Bhairabi-Puruna katak in Boudh district.
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