Ramna Kali Temple

Ramna Kali Temple is a Hindu temple in Dhaka located at the southern edge of Suhrawardy Udyan park, distinguishing itself with a tall central spire rising above the surroundings. The complex contains prayer halls, meditation spaces, residential quarters for priests, and a large pond set within landscaped gardens.

The temple was established in the 16th century by followers of the Shankaracharya tradition, with early builders constructing a monastery and the main shrine over time. It was destroyed in 1971 but subsequently reconstructed with support from India, restoring its architectural character.

The temple serves as a gathering place for Hindu devotees in Dhaka, particularly during major festivals honoring Goddess Bhadrakali. Visitors can observe elaborate decorations and religious ceremonies that reflect the spiritual traditions of the local community.

The temple grounds are open for daytime visits with several areas to explore, from the prayer halls to the pond area. Visitors should dress modestly and show respect for the religious practices taking place on the site.

The temple occupies a large plot of land beside a city park, creating a green refuge within central Dhaka. This setting allows visitors to experience spiritual sites alongside landscaped gardens in a single location.