Experience the Power of Kali Temple Visakhapatnam

January

14.2 - 32.1 °C

February

16.2 - 35.1 °C

March

19.9 - 37.7 °C

April

23.1 - 38.1 °C

May

23.9 - 41.0 °C

June

24.2 - 40.0 °C

July

24.1 - 37.9 °C

August

23.9 - 36.5 °C

September

24.2 - 36.0 °C

October

22.0 - 35.2 °C

November

17.6 - 33.2 °C

December

14.8 - 31.9 °C

Major Airports :

Visakhapatnam International Airport (VTZ), Visakhapatnam

Nearest Railway Station :

Visakhapatnam Railway Station (VSKP)

A tapestry of faith and devotion

Welcome back in time and experience the captivating allure of Visakhapatnam's Kali Temple, where history, culture and spirituality combine beautifully. Founded by Bengali settlers during the early 19th century, it has grown from its humble thatched origins into a magnificent complex which stands as a testament to Visakhapatnam's rich heritage. Dedicating itself to goddess Kali - with her resplendent idol bedecked in gold and silver ornaments - it welcomes visitors from across the world - plus it also houses shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva and Ganesha!

Experience Vizag's history and culture at its best by paying a visit to Kali Temple. Experience how Bengalis live here through its vibrant atmosphere and stunning architecture that are sure to leave an everlasting impression.

A blend of architectural ingenuity

The Kali Temple was first constructed in 1984 and then renovated and rebuilt by Sri Rama Prasad Rayalu's visionary philanthropy in 1925; boasting an exquisite blend of Bengali, Odia and Telugu architectural styles with intricate carvings that speak volumes about past eras and provide insight into rich cultural landscape of region. The Kali temple not only inspires spiritual worshippers but its artistic grandeur draws any soul that steps through its gates into its hallowed premises!

Myths and legends carved into stone

Beyond its architectural splendour, the Kali Temple holds stories that resonate with both devotees and history enthusiasts alike. Visitors to the complex can explore many smaller shrines that lead up to its central hall where worshippers offer prayers to Goddess Kali. Each year in September or October, thousands gather here for the grand Durga Puja festival - celebrating both cultural brilliance and religious devotion in one celebration!

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Timings

Opening time - 06:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 04:00 PM to 08:00 PM

An enthralling pilgrimage

Pay a visit to the Kali Temple if you want a deeper glimpse into Visakhapatnam's rich culture and history. The temple serves as an integral symbol of Bengali pride in the city, with an amazing architecture sure to leave an impactful mark. It will truly enchant and leave its visitors speechless!

Beyond its religious significance, the Kali Temple also hosts numerous cultural events that immerse visitors into the city's vibrant traditions. Enjoy the magic of Durga Puja Festival where age-old rituals come alive with joyful celebrations; participate in programs, events and competitions designed for visitors of all ages on this festive occasion; capture memories with pictures of Goddess Kali or buy miniature temple replicas at local shops located within its complex; capture this spiritual journey forever with picturesque pictures!

A passage to eternity

Reach the temple threshold and explore Visakhapatnam's nearby attractions beyond temple boundaries. Kailasagiri Hilltop Park provides breathtaking vistas of both Visakhapatnam city and Bay of Bengal from its scenic hilltop location, as well as entertaining facilities like ropeway rides. Ramakrishna Beach tempts visitors with golden sands, tranquil shorelines, mesmerising sunsets and vibrant sunsets while Ramakrishna Submarine Museum 2 km away is sure to provide fascinating insights into the subterranean world of submersibles!