Dimapur Kalibari

Dimapur Kalibari is a Hindu temple in Dimapur district featuring traditional architectural designs with intricate carvings across its exterior surfaces. Inside, a central prayer hall serves as the main space where daily worship takes place.

The temple was established in 1956 as the first Hindu shrine dedicated to worship in the district. It has since grown to serve as a spiritual center for Hindu communities across northeastern India.

The temple draws worshippers from across the region who gather here to pray and observe local festivals together. The halls fill with people especially during celebrations when traditional rituals bring the community together.

The temple is open from sunrise to sunset daily, with priests conducting prayer sessions in the morning and evening. Visitors should wear modest clothing and remove their shoes at the entrance, following standard temple customs.

The temple blends artistic styles from several regional cultures of northeastern India into its architectural form. This makes it a rare example of how different local traditions come together in a single sanctuary.

Location: Dimapur district

Inception: 1956

GPS coordinates: 25.90430,93.72530

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:01