Kali Bari Temple, Himachal Pradesh
Kali Bari Temple, boasting an excellent hilltop location, with a panoramic view of the mountain ranges and lush green forests, offers a divine atmosphere to the devotees of Shyamala Mata. It is a popular religious place for the Hindu community in India and has become a must-visit tourist attraction of Shimla tour.
Widely famous for its historical and festival significance, the holy vibes of the temples make you feel positive from inside. Here you can enjoy strolling around the place to soak up the natural greenery or simply click some pictures – with mesmerizing scenery at your backdrop.
Dating its history back to 100 years ago, the Kali Bari Temple was originally built by a Bengali Brahmin ‘Ram Charan Brahmachari’ in the vicinity of Rothney Castle on Jakhoo Hill. It is one of the ancient temples of the city and features unique Hindu-style architecture along with the blue-colored wooden idol of the goddess Kali. Later, the Britishers shifted the location of the temple to a new site.
It is believed that the mother Kali is looking after people who worship her with full faith and deep dedication. Such devotees always feel the mercy of the Goddess in their lives. You can also seek the blessings of her in the forms of Ma Tara, Ma Parvati, Ma Bhavani, Ma Kumar Sati, Ma Rudrarani, Ma Meenakshi, Maa Chamunda, and Ma Himavati.
History
Dating its history back to 100 years ago, the Kali Bari Temple was originally built by a Bengali Brahmin ‘Ram Charan Brahmachari’ in the vicinity of Rothney Castle on Jakhoo Hill. It is one of the ancient temples of the city and features a unique Hindu-style architecture along with the blue-colored wooden idol of goddess Kali. Later, the Britishers shifted the location of the temple to a new site.
It is believed that the mother Kali is looking after people who worship her with full faith and deep dedication. Such devotees always feel the mercy of the Goddess in their lives. You can also seek the blessings of her in the forms of Ma Tara, Ma Parvati, Ma Bhavani, Ma Kumar Sati, Ma Rudrarani, Ma Meenakshi, Maa Chamunda, and Ma Himavati.
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