Sri Sri Kalika Maharani Temple

The temple follows a pentagonal scheme inspired by a lotus flower, with five petals incorporating separate entrances and a 90-foot-tall stupa structure.

The temple construction started in July 2010 after a nine-day Ramayana recital and religious Yagna, opening its doors to the public in July 2012.

The main sanctuary houses a statue of Goddess Ma Kali in her Sita avatar, while a smaller temple at the entrance honors Lord Hanuman.

The temple includes a basement prayer hall, dedicated parking spaces, and multiple entrances, spanning over half an acre in the Kalika Vihar neighborhood.

During the foundation excavation, workers found an Indian Cobra, considered a sign connected to Lord Shiva according to regional beliefs.

Location: Bokaro district

GPS coordinates: 23.65000,86.17000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 01:39