Skanda Purana — Nagara Khanda, Shloka 45
अथ क्रमात्समायातो हरहर्म्यं स सन्मुनिः । यत्र चित्रांगदोपेता सा संतिष्ठति कन्यका
atha kramātsamāyāto haraharmyaṃ sa sanmuniḥ | yatra citrāṃgadopetā sā saṃtiṣṭhati kanyakā
แล้วโดยลำดับ ฤๅษีผู้ประเสริฐนั้นมาถึงคฤหาสน์ของพระหระ ที่ซึ่งกุมารียืนอยู่ ประดับอาภรณ์สว่างไสวทั่วกาย
Narrator (describing Jābāli’s arrival)
Tirtha: Haraharmya (as named locus in the verse)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A Śiva-temple-like mansion rises beyond the forest edge; at its threshold stands a richly adorned maiden with bright ornaments on arms and limbs; the arriving sage pauses, awed.
FAQs
The sacred journey culminates in encountering Śiva’s sphere—suggesting that divine refuge resolves human distress.
The verse points to a Śaiva sacred locus described as “Hara’s mansion”; the exact geographic tīrtha name is not given in this single verse.
None explicitly; it marks arrival at a Śaiva sacred space.