
Chintpurni
Sister Shakti Peeth of the Himachal Devi circuit, revered as Chhinnamastika.

Jwala Ji
The eternal blue flames Shakti Peeth, a natural next stop on the Devi yatra.

Mansa Devi, Haridwar
Another hilltop Devi reached by ropeway, echoing Naina Devi's climb-and-cable-car pairing.
Naina Devi is one node in Himachal's famous chain of Devi shrines, and pilgrims commonly string several together. Chintpurni, revered as Chhinnamastika and roughly 90 to 110 km away, and Jwala Ji, the shrine of eternal natural flames about 120 to 140 km away, are the two obvious companions on a Shakti Peeth yatra through the lower Himalayas.
For travellers who like the theme of a hilltop goddess reached by cable car, Mansa Devi at Haridwar, around 200 km on, offers a striking parallel with its own ropeway and river views. Closer at hand, the Sikh sacred town of Anandpur Sahib at the foot of the hills makes a meaningful pairing for those already passing through, blending a Devi pilgrimage with one of Sikhism's holiest sites in a single trip.
← Back to the full Shri Naina Devi Ji darshan guideCompiled from public sources including Wikipedia: Naina Devi (temple) · Wikipedia: 2008 Naina Devi temple stampede · Wikimedia Commons image and license · Wikipedia: Bilaspur district, Himachal Pradesh. Timings and seasonal closures change; confirm with the temple trust before travelling.