Visit Famous Kali Pujo Temples IN kOLKATA
Kali remains the presiding deity of Kolkata, though the grandeur of Durga Puja now dominates the city’s festive calendar. Despite debates over whether Kalikata was named after the goddess, the affectionate term “Kali Kolkatawali” reflects her deep connection with the city. The fierce yet benevolent goddess has watched over Kolkata since its earliest days—long before Job Charnock’s arrival. Many of the city’s oldest roads and neighbourhoods, like Chitpore, trace their origins to ancient Kali temples such as Kalighat and Chitteshwari.
Once known for “baro mashe tero parbon” (thirteen festivals in twelve months), old Calcutta celebrated countless festivities. While wealthy Vaishnavs built Radha-Gobindo temples, Kali and Shiva remained deities of the common people. With the rise of tantric worship, Kali gained immense popularity, her temples thriving along the Ganges and Adi Ganga. Although her rituals—often involving liquor and meat—sparked reformist backlash, they remain an integral part of Bengal’s spiritual heritage.
Calcutta Kali Temple Parikrama
Kali Puja Parikrama Kolkata 2026
Dakhineswar Kali Temple, Belurmath, Thanthania Kalibari Temple, Firingi Kalibari Temple,Maa Sidheshari Temple, Nistarini devi kali temple, Kalighat Temple
Rs. 3000 Per Head + 5% GST
Including – Breakfast, AC transport, Govt Guide, Lunch, Toll & Parking.
Excluding – GST Personal expenses & extra food charges, Entry Fees.
FAQ – Kali Puja Parikrama Kolkata
Q. What is Kali Puja Parikrama in Kolkata?
A. Kali Puja Parikrama is a special sightseeing tour during the festival of Kali Puja, where visitors explore famous Kali temples and decorated puja pandals across Kolkata.
q. What can visitors experience during the Kali Puja Parikrama?
a. Visitors can experience beautifully decorated temples, devotional rituals, traditional music, lighting displays, and festive street celebrations across the city.
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