Maa Kali Devi

Maa Kali is one of the goddesses of the Hindu religion. She is the goddess of time, death, and change. Kali, Kalika, and Mahakali are also the names of Goddess Kali Devi. This is the dark, monstrous, and fearful form of Adidurga Shakti Devi. Her origin is for the end of demons. When you go for darshan in Vaishno Devi temple, the Pindi of Mata Kali is seated on the right side. There are temples of Mahakali in all the states of India but let us tell you that Mahakali is given a lot of importance and worshiped in Bengal, Assam, and Odisha.

List of Most Famous Kali Temple

Kalighat Kali Temple, Kolkata, West Bengal

Kalighat Shaktipith is dedicated to Kali Mata and this temple is located in Kalighat, Kolkata, West Bengal state of India. Kali Devi's fierce form Partima resides in this temple. According to mythology, wherever the body parts of Sati Mata fell, Shaktipeeth is there today. It is said that the toes of Mata Sati's right foot had fallen here. This temple is one of the 51 Shaktipeeths. This is the biggest Kali temple for the worshipers of Kali.

Dakshineswar Kali Temple, Kolkata, West Bengal

Dakshineswar Kali Temple or Dakshineswar Kalibari is a historical Hindu temple at the bank of the river Hugli near Vivekananda Setu at Bairkpore, Kolkata. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhavatarini. She is Kali Devi. This temple is the second most famous Kali temple of Kolkata after Kalighat Temple. This Kali temple was built in 1854 by Rani Raasmani of Jan Bazar. This temple has 12 domes. 12 Shiva temples have been established around it. The famous thinker Ramakrishna Paramahansa worshiped Goddess Kali in this temple and attained the divine vision of the goddess.