Kali Bari Amedabad
Located in the heart of Ahmedabad Temple serves as a revered place for worship and a cultural hub for the Bengali community and followers of Maa Kali. This temple is crucial for maintaining and honoring Bengali traditions in Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
History & Significance of Kali Bari Ahmedabad
To preserve their religious and cultural legacy, the Bengali community in Ahmedabad established the Kali Bari Temple several decades ago.
- This safe haven, devoted to the goddess Kali
- Goddess Durga in a fierce yet kind form
- A stronger bond with Bengali customs.
- As a focal point for celebrations like Durga Puja, Kali Puja, and other Bengali festivals, the temple holds significant importance.
Nearby Attractions to Explore
- Mahatma Gandhi’s historic home was Sabarmati Ashram, which is 5 km away.
- Four kilometers away, the Jhulta Minara is well-known for its fascinating “shaking minarets.
- Seven kilometers away, Kankaria Lake provides tourists with a picturesque setting and a range of fun activities.
- Only three kilometers away, the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque is renowned for its beautiful stone latticework.
- Also, read about Annapoorneshwari Temple
How to Reach Kali Bari Ahmedabad from Bangalore?
- To reach the Kali Bari Temple By road, it’s about 1,050 km, and by air, it’s about 1,200 km, from Bangalore’s Kempegowda Airport to Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Airport.
- The quickest way is to fly, which takes around two hours, and then take a taxi to the temple, which takes about twenty to thirty minutes.
- A train, like the Bangalore-Gandhidham Express or the Yesvantpur-Ahmedabad Express, may be your best option for a convenient trip.
- It takes about 20 to 24 hours and includes a 15-minute drive or taxi ride from Ahmedabad Junction to the temple.
- A 16–18 hour road trip that covers NH44 and NH48 through Hyderabad and Mumbai is ideal for those who prefer picturesque routes.
- You can also reserve a private taxi or an overnight Volvo bus.