Kasba Kali Bari — Attraction in Chattogram Division

Kamalasagar Kali Temple, was built on a hill-top by Maharaja Dhanya Manikya in the late 15th century. It is situated just deside the Bangladesh border, The lake in front of this temple rightly enhances its beauty.

The large ‘Kamala Sagar’ lake dug by king Dhanya Manikya (1490-1520) and the two wavy blue water lakes in front of the ‘Ujjayanta palace’, abode of Tripura’s erstwhile princely rulers in the heart of capital Agartala will form inevitable itinerary of trourists fond of waterscape. Princely Tripura’s erstwhile capital and present headquarter of south Tripura District, Udaipur is also known as a ‘lake-town’ because of the surfeit of large lakes, dug by different princely rulers, that dot the town. These lakes coupled with the river Gomati that flows by Udaipur will enthuse tourists to have a pleasant outing.

Location: From Agartala 28 km and Udaipur 50 km

Accommodation: Comilla View Tourist Lodge

Kamalasagar Kali Temple tour in Tripura The Kamalasagar Kali Temple of Kasba also known as Kasba Kali Bari is about 27 km away from Agartala, the state capital. Kali Temple is famous pilgrimage centre in Tripura situated on a hillock over looking a vast lake called Kamala Sagar. The lake at the border of Bangladesh is a scenic destination and a good picnic spot. The image of the goddess in the temple resembles that of Dasabhuja Durga or Mahishasurmardini. The Goddess made up of sand stone, is worshipped in the temple as Kali and the presence of a Shivalinga at its feet has led to the naming of the temple as Kalibari. Thousands of devotees from different parts of the country and neighbouring country Bangladesh offers visit to this sacred temple during festivals.

The huge Kamalasagar Lake situated here was excavated by Maharaja Dhanya Manikya Bahadur in the late 15th Century AD., and the Kamalasagar Kali Temple at the top of the hillock dates back to the 17th Century.

Journey to the Kamalasagar Kali Temple Airport : The nearest airport is situated at Agartala, the state capital. Located almost 27 km from the temple, one can easily reach the temple from here by bus or taxi.

Railhead : The nearest railhead is atKumarghat. From here you can easily reach the temple by road.

Road Transport : A well defined road connects the temple with Agartala and other major towns of the Tripura and neighbouring states.

Staying near the Kamalasagar Kali Temple Finding an accommodation near the temple is not a problem, as it is close to the capital of the state, Agartala. You may not find a luxury accommodation, but the accommodations available are well planned and well designed to provide you a...

Nestled on a hilltop near the Bangladesh border, the Kamalasagar Kali Temple stands as a testament to Tripura's rich cultural heritage. Built by Maharaja Dhanya Manikya in the late 15th century, this architectural marvel exudes a serene aura that captivates visitors from far and wide. Perched majestically overlooking its surroundings, the temple commands a breathtaking view, especially enhanced by the tranquil lake that graces its front.

The Kamalasagar lake, meticulously dug by King Dhanya Manikya, adds to the temple's allure, reflecting its grandeur with crystal-clear waters. This picturesque setting makes it a haven for nature enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike, offering a sanctuary for quiet contemplation and reverence.

Venturing beyond the temple, travelers are beckoned to explore the enchanting waterscapes that adorn the region. From the sprawling Kamalasagar lake to the twin azure lakes adorning the Ujjayanta Palace in Agartala, each body of water tells a story of Tripura's regal past and its enduring legacy.

In the heart of Udaipur, Tripura's erstwhile capital and present-day headquarters of South Tripura District, lies a treasure trove of lakes that have stood the test of time. These shimmering expanses, crafted by the hands of princely rulers, define the town's identity as a "lake-town," drawing visitors to immerse themselves in its tranquil beauty.

For those seeking to embark on this journey of discovery, convenient transportation options are available. Buses and small vehicles ply the route from Agartala Bus Stand to Rastarmatha, Bishalgarh, providing easy access to the Kashaba Kali Temple. From there, auto-rickshaws await to ferry travelers to their destination, ensuring a seamless and comfortable journey.

Whether drawn by a sense of spirituality, a love for nature, or a curiosity for history, the Kamalasagar Kali Temple and its surrounding waterscapes promise an unforgettable experience, weaving together the threads of tradition, beauty, and...

This popular Shakti Shrine is 31 away from Agartala and is located beside the international border of our neighbouring country, Bangladesh. The serene lake in front of the temple ads to the enigmatic charm of this place. Although Maharaja Kaliyan Manikya started the work, Maharaja Dhanya Manikya ultimately built this temple in the late 15th century. The name and fame of this Shakti shine draws substantial religious minded tourists from far and wide. The deity installed inside the temple is of goddess Durga but as the base platform has an image of Shiva , the ten handed Durga fighting the buffalo demon Mahisasur is worshiped as goddess kali. The area where the temple is located is also known as  kasba which is a farsi word meaning town. The ancient name of the place was Kamalagarh or koilagarh. After defeating Surja, the then ruler of Bengal, Maharaja Kalyan Manikya built this fort to further secure the princely kingdom of Tripura. A town ship gradually developed around the fort and the name koilagarh faced into oblivion being replaced by the name kasba. Maharaja Dhanya Manikya (1940-1520) dug a large water body in front of the temple and named it kamalasagar following the of his wife kamaladevi. Over the years the durga temple of kalian Manikya turned into a kali temple of kasba. History is that Nawab Hossain Shah of Bengal invaded kasba but was defeated by the Maharaja Dhanya manikya army and fled away to save his life. Presently Indo-Bangla Border Hut established here for which it is also a special attraction of the visitors. Every year a big fair is held near the temple in the month of April and thousands of devotees throng to offer their puja...