Shree Shree Ma Kankaleshwari Temple
About Shree Shree Ma Kankaleshwari Temple
Shree Shree Ma Kankaleshwari Temple is located in Bardhaman, West Bengal. The temple is aslo famous as Kankal Bari temple. The temple is dedicated to Ma Kankaleshwari, a fierce manifestation of Goddess Kali or Chamunda, depicted in a striking skeleton-like black basalt idol. The goddess Kankaleshwari is eight-armed, seated on a lotus emerging from Shiva’s navel, with the supine form of Shiva carved beneath. This emphasises her power over creation and destruction. Major celebrations include Kali Puja, Kartik Amavasya, Durga Puja, and the annual Bhadra fair in August–September.
Temple Timings and Details
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Darshan Timings
9:00 AM to 8:00 PM
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Aarti Timings
Morning Aarti : 05:30 AM
Afternoon Aarti : 11:30 PM
Evening Aarti : 7:30 PM
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Dress Code
Traditional and Formal clothing
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Photography
Allowed
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Prasad
Available
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Mayapur - Sri Krishna Chaitanya Mission (International)
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Temple Location
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
1. What time does the Shree Shree Ma Kankaleshwari Temple open?
Ans. The temple is typically open from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with the morning and evening being the most spiritually charged times of day.
2. Is there an entry fee required?
Ans. There is no entry fee.
3. Is it permitted to take pictures inside the temple?
Ans. While it may be restricted within the sanctuary, photography is usually allowed in public spaces.



