Jeshorehwari Kali Temple

Jeshorehwari Kali Temple is a Hindu shrine in Ishwaripur, Satkhira District, that houses a black stone statue of goddess Kali. The deity's face remains visible while the rest of the statue is covered with velvet cloth.

The temple was established in the 8th century and underwent significant renovation under King Lakshman Sen, who also built a triangular shrine for Chanda Bhairav. These early developments shaped its importance as a major spiritual center.

This site holds significance as one of the 51 Shakti Peethas, where devotees believe the palm of goddess Sati fell during her celestial dispersion. Pilgrims come to experience the spiritual power associated with this sacred connection.

Visitors should expect large gatherings of pilgrims from Bangladesh and neighboring countries during Durga Puja and Navaratri festivals. The site becomes quite crowded during these periods and requires patience when moving through the area.

In March 2021, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the site and presented a golden crown for the deity as a sign of diplomatic cooperation between the nations. This event marked a notable moment in relations between the two countries.

GPS coordinates: 22.30620,89.11280

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:57