शक्रतीर्थं कुशावर्तं हंसतीर्थं तथैव च । अम्बरीषस्य तीर्थं च महाकालेश्वरं तथा
śakratīrthaṃ kuśāvartaṃ haṃsatīrthaṃ tathaiva ca | ambarīṣasya tīrthaṃ ca mahākāleśvaraṃ tathā
(On y trouve) Śakratīrtha, Kuśāvarta et aussi Haṃsatīrtha; ainsi que le tīrtha du (roi) Ambarīṣa, et de même le sanctuaire de Mahākāleśvara.
Skanda (deduced, Revā Khaṇḍa tīrtha-māhātmya narration)
Tirtha: Śakratīrtha; Kuśāvarta; Haṃsatīrtha; Ambarīṣa-tīrtha; Mahākāleśvara
Type: kshetra
Listener: Ṛṣi audience / tīrtha-yātrā seekers
Scene: A garland-like procession of five stations: Indra’s tīrtha with vajra emblem; a whirlpool bend (Kuśāvarta); a serene ghat with swans (Haṃsatīrtha); a royal devotee (Ambarīṣa) offering; and a powerful Mahākāla liṅga shrine with time motifs (hourglass/serpent/kalacakra symbolism).
The Purāṇa maps holiness through divine associations—Indra, saintly kings, and Śiva—showing multiple gateways to merit within one sacred landscape.
Śakratīrtha, Kuśāvarta, Haṃsatīrtha, Ambarīṣa Tīrtha, and Mahākāleśvara.
No explicit rite is stated; the verse lists prominent tīrthas and a major Śiva shrine.