The Kali Bari Temple stands out for its bright red exterior and the sprawling banyan tree that shades its courtyard. Built in nineteen thirty-five, the temple serves the Bengali community in Delhi, originating from a small shrine established by refugees from Kolkata. Its quiet location inside the forest reserve was granted by the British government at the request of the local devotees. During Durga Puja, the temple grounds become crowded with people arriving to perform traditional rites under the ancient trees.
Kali Bari Temple
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