Kankalini Temple

Kankalini Temple is a stone sanctuary in Bhardaha located along Mahendra Highway, displaying traditional Nepali architecture with decorated carvings on its walls and pillars. The structure combines religious purpose with regional craftsmanship and artistic detail.

The temple's founding dates back to the discovery of a stone statue of Goddess Durga found by workers while excavating foundations for a new settlement in Bhardaha. This discovery motivated local residents to build a sanctuary at this sacred location.

The temple serves as a major pilgrimage destination for Hindus from Nepal and India, particularly during large festivals when many people travel here to pray and make offerings. Visitors follow centuries-old traditions passed down through generations.

The best time to visit is during festivals when the temple is active with pilgrims, though it remains accessible year-round. The site is easily reached on foot from Mahendra Highway and sits in an open area without obstacles.

The temple is recognized as a Shakti Peetha, a sacred site in Hindu tradition where devotees believe divine energy flows directly to them from the goddess. This special spiritual quality draws pilgrims seeking this direct connection.

Location: Saptari District

GPS coordinates: 26.55000,86.92000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:03