Topography & Climate

Explore the terrain, altitude, and weather conditions of the sacred Shakambhari Devi Shaktipeeth in the Shivalik hills near Saharanpur

Topography of Shakambhari Devi Shaktipeeth

The Shakambhari Devi Shaktipeeth is located in Jasmour village, Behat tehsil, Saharanpur district, Uttar Pradesh, India. Nestled in the foothills of the Shivalik range (part of the lower Himalayas), the temple is approximately 40 km north of Saharanpur city. The terrain features undulating hills, dense forests with sal and pine trees, seasonal streams, and lush vegetation. The area is characterized by rugged landscape with elevations ranging from 600 to 900 meters in the surrounding hills, providing a cooler microclimate compared to the plains. The temple itself is at an altitude of about 405 meters (1329 feet) above mean sea level.

The path to the temple is accessible by road, with some walking involved from the parking area. The surrounding Shivalik hills offer scenic views and a serene, spiritual environment, attracting devotees and nature lovers. Nearby is the Bhura Dev temple, about 1 km away, dedicated to the guardian deity Bhairava.

Distances from Saharanpur, Altitude w.r.t. Mean Sea Level & Average Temperature

Location	Distance from Saharanpur	Altitude (feet)	Winter Temperature °C		Summer Temperature °C
			Min.	Max.	Min.	Max.
Saharanpur	00 Km	883	03	20	25	42
Behat (Midway)	20 Km	1000	02	19	23	40
Shakambhari Devi Temple	40 Km	1329	01	18	22	38
Bhura Dev Temple	41 Km	1329	01	18	22	38

Note: Temperatures are average values and can vary. Winters can be chilly in the hills with fog, while summers are hot in the plains but milder at the temple due to elevation. Monsoon season (July-Sep) brings heavy rainfall, potentially causing slippery roads. Always check current weather before visiting. Jai Mata Di! 🚩