Kali Bari, Delhi

Shivaji Stadium

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Entry Fee & Ticket

Timings :- The temple opens for visitors daily at 05:15 am and closes at 10:30 pm. The temple remains closed in the afternoon (01:00 PM to 04:30 PM). Entry Fee :- Entry to the temple premises is absolutely free. | No Entry Fee

Opening Time & Days

Kali Bari temple opening and closing timing is 05:15 AM to 1:00 PM and 4:30 PM to 10:30 PM

Open Days

Kali Bari temple is open every day for visitors

Best Time to Visit

January, February, March, April

Place Visit With

Friends Parents Youngsters

2.0 km away

Shivaji Stadium Metro Station

2.1 km away

Seva Teerth (Udyog Bhawan) Metro Station

2.1 km away

Patel Chowk Metro Station

2.2 km away

RK Ashram Marg Metro Station

2.6 km away

Janpath Metro Station

2.7 km away

How to Reach Kali Bari

Here's the closest transport hub for each option, with the distance from Kali Bari.

By air · Nearest Airport

Fly into IGI New Delhi Airport

11.0 km away
By rail · Nearest Railway Station

Take a train to Shivaji Bridge Railway Station

3.1 km away
By road · Nearest Bus Terminal

Catch a bus from Kashmere Gate ISBT

6.3 km away

About Kali Bari

Kali Bari is a Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Kali and is located in New Delhi. The temple committee was formalized in 1935 with Subhash Chandra Bose as its first chairman and the temple building was inaugurated by Sir Justice Manmath Nath Mukherjee. The temple was built in a style reminiscent of Bengali temple architecture. Kali is a powerful and often fierce goddess in Hinduism. She is associated with destruction of evil forces, protection and empowerment. Kali is depicted with black skin, wild hair, a garland of skulls and a sword. Festivals dedicated to Goddess Kali like Kali Puja are celebrated in the temple. The festival includes elaborate rituals, cultural programs and festivities. It is usually held during the Diwali season. Regular changes and rituals are followed religiously while celebrating Durga Puja.

Architecture of Kali Bari

The architecture of Delhi Kali Bari incorporates elements of Bengali temple architecture. Garba Griha decorated in bronze, stands like a jewel in its setting within the Sabha Mandap. The main deity is the goddess Kali, and temple designs often include the iconic sloping roofs, ornate façades and ornamental motifs that are characteristic of Bengali temples.

Interesting facts about Kali Bari

Kali Bari temples are not only places of religious worship but also cultural centers where various community events, cultural performances and social festivals take place.Kali Bari temples often celebrate festivals associated with Goddess Kali, such as Kali Puja and Navratri. During these festivals, special prayers, rituals and cultural programs are conducted in honor of the Goddess.Kali Bari is particularly popular among Bengali residents of Delhi and Bengali tourists. It serves as a gathering place for the Bengali community, especially during festivals and special occasions.Devotees offer prayers, flowers, incense and symbolic objects to the goddess.The Kali Bari temple holds spiritual significance for devotees seeking the blessings and protection of Goddess Kali.

Kali Bari FAQs:

𝒜. It is located at Shivaji Stadium, Delhi.

𝒜. Entry fee and timings information of the Kali Bari: Timings :- The temple opens for visitors daily at 05:15 am and closes at 10:30 pm. The temple remains closed in the afternoon (01:00 PM to 04:30 PM). Entry Fee :- Entry to the temple premises is absolutely free. | No Entry Fee Kali Bari temple opening and closing timing is 05:15 AM to 1:00 PM and 4:30 PM to 10:30 PM.

𝒜. You should visit Kali Bari during January, February, March, April months for best experience.