Why devotees come here
Shree Yantra Temple stands in Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh. It is built as a three-dimensional form of the Sri Yantra, which lies at the core of Sri Vidya worship. Its most prominent feature is a large sculpture with 4 heads at the entrance.
The temple stands in Anuppur district, Madhya Pradesh. It is built as a three-dimensional form of the Sri Yantra, also called Sri Chakra. This geometric design forms the core of Sri Vidya worship in Hinduism. In essence, the temple is a geometric representation of the concept of Shakti. The temple worships Tripura Sundari, the divine power of the Sri Vidya tradition. The Anuppur district government lists the temple among its tourist places, under the Religious category. The building itself carries that design.
The most prominent feature of the temple is a large sculpture with 4 heads at the entrance. The heads are the faces of Laxmi, Saraswati, Kali and Bhuvaneshwari. Below them, finely carved figures show 64 yoginis, along with Ganesha and Kartik.
Anuppur is a town at an average elevation of 505 metres, with the Son River and some of its tributaries running through it. The district lies in the southeast of Madhya Pradesh. Amarkantak, a pilgrim town in Anuppur, is where the Narmada river originates.
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