Boro Kali Bari Temple, Hindu temple in Mymensingh, Bangladesh
The Boro Kali Bari Temple is a Hindu shrine built with traditional architectural features and intricate carved details adorning its walls. At its center stands an idol of Goddess Kali, the main focus of worship and daily ceremonies performed by the community.
This temple ranks among Mymensingh's oldest religious structures, having stood through multiple periods of cultural change in Bangladesh's history. It has served the Hindu community across generations as a steady place of devotion and practice.
The temple draws many worshippers during Kali Puja and other Hindu festivals that mark the religious calendar. These celebrations shape how the local Hindu community gathers and observes important spiritual moments throughout the year.
The temple is open from morning until evening, with daily ceremonies taking place after sunset each day. You can reach it by rickshaw from central Mymensingh near Ganginapar Mour.
Since 2012, the Kalibari Kings Club has created themed festival displays featuring mythological stories that inspired other local organizations to do the same. This tradition has grown to become an expected part of the annual celebrations.
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