Kali Temple

Also called Shyama Mandir, Kali Temple is a famous Hindu temple in the Indian state of Bihar. Located in Darbhanga town, it never fails to catch the attention of visitors. It enshrines Goddess Kali. Her life-size idol stands in the sanctum is very grand and lively. Lord Shiva is depicted as Sadashiva and lay beneath the feet of the Goddess.

It Is Known For:-
1)    Kali Temple is a famous travel attraction and people visit this shrine on a huge scale.

2)    This temple stands on the cremation ground of the former King of Darbhanga, Raja Rameshwar.

3)    The son of Raja Rameshwar built this temple as a tribute to his father. Being the devotee of Goddess Kali, her idol was installed in the sanctum.

4)    The idol of the Goddess is depicted in a ferocious form and is worshiped thrice a day.

5)    Devotees celebrate the festival of Navaratri on a huge scale in Kali Temple of Darbhanga.

Best Time To Visit:-
Kali Temple is a holy shrine and welcomes the devotees on a huge scale. Every day, many devotees visit the temple and offer the respect to the Goddess. This temple witnesses a huge footfall on the occasion of Navaratri.

Watch Out!
There are certain rules that one should follow while visiting Kali Temple. Carrying any item made up of leather is strictly prohibited inside the temple. The other items like alcohol, ammo, and non-vegetarian food items aren’t permitted.

Reaching There:-
To reach Darbhanga, the best options are state-run roadways bus, broad gauge trains, and domestic flights. These modes are affordable and comfortable for a middle-class person.

Nearest Railway Station:- Darbhanga Junction
Nearest Airport:- Patna Airport