Mahakali Temple

Architectural Evolution of The Mahakali Temple

Mahakali Temple serves as a symbol for Chandrapur City and holds a significant place in the hearts of the city’s residents. A large number of devotees come here every day to offer praise and worship, particularly on Tuesday. The place has great historical significance and is one of the main religious attractions of the city for tourists and leisure travellers, especially during Utsav in April every year. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Mahakali and has two idols in the temple. The main idol is associated with the Shiva Linga and is adorned with red, yellow, and orange clothes.

To visit the second idol, one must travel through a tunnel, as it is placed in a reclining position below the ground level. The temple also features two miniature temples dedicated to Lord Ganesh and Lord Hanuman. If you forget to bring puja goods, don’t worry, as there are several small stores located at both entrances providing puja items such as coconut, flowers, and linen. The shops also offer a sophisticated variety of home decor items that are worth exploring.

• Timings:– 06:00 am to 08:00 pm
• Location:- Girnar Chowk Road, Babupeth – Junona Rd, Bazar Ward, Chandrapur, Maharashtra