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Hazra Kalibari — Attraction in West Bengal

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Pizza Hut | Rosedale Plaza Mall Newtown, Kolkata
Rosedale Plaza Mall, 3, opposite St Xavier University, Action Area I, Newtown, Kolkata, New Town, West Bengal 700160, India
Domino's Pizza | New Town 3, Kolkata
Ground Floor, Rosedale Plaza, Opposite UEM, 3, Action Area I, Newtown, Kolkata, West Bengal 700160, India
Jolly Jecker
Uniworld Air Rd, near Hazra Kalibari Road, Uniworld City, Newtown, New Town, West Bengal 700160, India
CafÊ Coffee Day
BLOCK-3, Rosedale Plaza, Action Area III, Newtown, New Town, West Bengal 700160, India
KFC
opposite St Xavier's University, Action Area III, Newtown, Kolkata, New Town, West Bengal 700160, India
GOURMET HOUSE
Shop No 158, Block C, Downtown Mall, Uniworld City, Action Area III, Newtown, Kolkata, West Bengal 700160, India
Bachan Dhaba
New Town Rd, Newtown, Kolkata, New Town, West Bengal 700160, India
Nearby hotels
Capital O 23652 The Retreat
3 F3, Action Area III, Newtown, Kolkata, New Town, West Bengal 700160, India
Townhouse Rosedale formerly Reliance Guest House
41, AA-IIIB/244, ACTION AREA, IIIB, Newtown, Kolkata, West Bengal 700160, India
Super Hotel O Uniworld City
hotel, PS- Techno City, Premises No - 01-0857 , Street no - 0857(20M Wide) Plot no - 0252 Block no - AAIIIB , New town, Rajarhat, Kolkata, West Bengal 700160, India
Hotel O DOWNTOWN INN
Bus Stand, 01-857, Plot no.: 252/IIIB, New Town Rd, near Biswa Bangla Gate, opposite of UNIWORLD CITY, Kolkata, West Bengal 700160, India
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Hazra Kalibari

Karigari Bhawan, MAR(E-W), Newtown, Dharmatala Pachuria, West Bengal 743502, India
4.6(290)
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Things to do nearby

Kolkata Flavour Quest: Taste and Tales
Kolkata Flavour Quest: Taste and Tales
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Watch Calcutta wake up- Magic Hour Tour
Watch Calcutta wake up- Magic Hour Tour
Mon, Dec 29 â€ĸ 5:30 AM
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Bengali Nights Food Tour with 15-plus tastings
Bengali Nights Food Tour with 15-plus tastings
Mon, Dec 29 â€ĸ 5:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Hazra Kalibari

Pizza Hut | Rosedale Plaza Mall Newtown, Kolkata

Domino's Pizza | New Town 3, Kolkata

Jolly Jecker

CafÊ Coffee Day

KFC

GOURMET HOUSE

Bachan Dhaba

Pizza Hut | Rosedale Plaza Mall Newtown, Kolkata

Pizza Hut | Rosedale Plaza Mall Newtown, Kolkata

4.2

(391)

$$

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Domino's Pizza | New Town 3, Kolkata

Domino's Pizza | New Town 3, Kolkata

4.0

(419)

$$

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Jolly Jecker

Jolly Jecker

3.7

(94)

$$

Open until 10:30 PM
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CafÊ Coffee Day

CafÊ Coffee Day

4.2

(108)

$$

Open until 11:00 PM
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4.6
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5.0
34w

If you are in Kolkata and you are in search of an offbit, spiritual and contemplating relief from the daily hustles and cacophonies of the city life and at the same time you don't want to travel far from the city, then this place is more than ideal for you. Situated at New Town action Area III near the Karigari Bhawan, this is an age old temple complex which is a hidden gem of the religious essence of old Kolkata. This area is actually a temple complex and it is almost 450 years old. The main temple is called the Haza Kalibari which is also accompanied by different temples in the same area. The term 'Hazra' means Lord Shiva and Goddess Kali is accompanied by him in this place as the main deity. The main deity is very calm and pleasing and one glimpse is enough to sooth your tired soul. There are also few human skulls kept on the feet of this daity which carries a legend as per the folklore. The main deity is of Lord Shiva and Maa Kali is also accompanied in the same temple by a Shashan Kali and a shivling here. Though this area is situated at New Town which is the hub of modern urbanization of Kolkata actively led by the group HIDCO, this place is actually called Hazratala, Pachuria and actually forms the border between south and north 24 parganas. Long back, the river Bidyadhari ( now in Sundarban region)used to flow across the dense woody area of this locality and this place used to be a crematorium by the side of that river. Owing to this, there is still a deity of shasan kali viable. The woody area naturally used to be the habitat for all the wild animals including Tiger and to get themselves protected people started worshipping the Goddess of Forest ( Banabibi) and so still there is one Banabibi temple adjacent to this main temple. The architecture of the main temple shows the rich culture of ancient Bengal and portrays different mythological incidents beautifully with stones. There is another lord Krishna and Radha temple adjacent to this temple. Also there is one pond earlier known as 'Dudhpukur', where one temple( actually called a 'than' of Lord Dharma ( Lord Yama) is situated. There is one more elegant Jagannath temple situated in this complex only which is still under construction and adds a lot of beauty to this place. This place is said to be a mysterious place since the ancient ages and there are so many folklores existing in this place and the temple. The pond is considered to be very holy though the same needs to be properly maintained. This temple was built after the dreams from the Lord Shiva to one of his devotees and it all started from a lump of mud from the pond which is really interesting to listen to. There are so many legends and folklore regarding this place, but indeed this place is very powerful and of course has an aura very very rich. It used to be a place for practicing several Tantric practices as well in the past. There is also one tree just behind the main temple which is also considered to be the holiest and people have a lot of faith in it. This complex is quite spacious and the one can easily park any big vehicle inside the ground. During Nil sosthi, Shivaratri and Pous Mas there are festivals celebrated here and also there is a fare which is set up during the winter. This place can be fixed by car or bike ..or by public transport as well. One can avail K1, KB 22, Babughat- Ghatakpur etc. buses from Bidhannagar railstation and reach here by directly being dropped off at the Karigori Bhavan in 45 mins with a fare of ~18 Rs. Adjacent to this ground there are fisheries and Bheries which are also good places to visit during the afternoon. There is a small market by the main service road and there are few small stalls for some snacks. There is no mentionable big brand restaurant at least in or near this complex. One has to go to the nearby Downtown Mall on the opposite foot at a 10 mins walking distance or come little far from the Karigori Bhavan towards the Biswa Bangla Gate to have a food complex where one can find the outlets of KFC, SUBWAY etc. Again it's a must...

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5.0
26w

Nestled in Action Area III, amidst towering towers of New Town, lies the centuries-old Hazra Kalibari, also known as Ma Kali Mandir. This serene temple complex, steeped in over 400 years of history, stands as an oasis of spirituality amidst the urban sprawl .

đŸ›ī¸ Architectural Beauty

Clustered Mandirs: The complex houses multiple shrines—Hazra Kali (depicted in calm ‘Shamshan Kali’ form), Shamshan Kali, Lord Shiva, Bondevi, Radha‑Gobindo, and a small Yamadev temple beside a pond (Dudpukur) .

Vernacular Village Charm: Built in a traditional Bengali rural style, the temple exudes quaint charm with gabled rooftops, arched niches, and terracotta-infused facades.

Spire Visibility: Its spires punctuate the skyline, offering a striking contrast to nearby high-rises—a reminder of heritage amid modernity .

Large Courtyards & Pond: The open grounds, clean pond, and paved courtyards help maintain a village-like tranquillity, rarely found in city temples .

Hazra Kalibari is a hidden gem in New Town—architecturally rustic yet dignified, spiritually potent yet peaceful. Its layered mandirs, open courtyards, and pond provide a retreat unlike typical urban temples. The traditional Bengali village-style structure—complete with terracotta motifs, tiled gables, and visible shikharas—lends it an aura of heritage and authenticity. Rituals, including goat sacrifices and Nil Puja, evoke folk traditions that still hold mass appeal. The large, clean grounds with easy parking and calm ambiance offer a quiet break within the fast-paced township. On major festival days, the spiritual fervour is palpable, though crowd surge can compromise tranquillity.

For devotees, heritage lovers, or anyone seeking a soulful pause in New Town, Hazra Kalibari is a rewarding pilgrimage. Its architectural beauty, devotional intensity, and location make it an intriguing contrast to the nearby glass-and-steel cityscape—emphasizing that the timeless and the modern can flourish...

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SAYAN CHATTERJEESAYAN CHATTERJEE
If you are in Kolkata and you are in search of an offbit, spiritual and contemplating relief from the daily hustles and cacophonies of the city life and at the same time you don't want to travel far from the city, then this place is more than ideal for you. Situated at New Town action Area III near the Karigari Bhawan, this is an age old temple complex which is a hidden gem of the religious essence of old Kolkata. This area is actually a temple complex and it is almost 450 years old. The main temple is called the Haza Kalibari which is also accompanied by different temples in the same area. The term 'Hazra' means Lord Shiva and Goddess Kali is accompanied by him in this place as the main deity. The main deity is very calm and pleasing and one glimpse is enough to sooth your tired soul. There are also few human skulls kept on the feet of this daity which carries a legend as per the folklore. The main deity is of Lord Shiva and Maa Kali is also accompanied in the same temple by a Shashan Kali and a shivling here. Though this area is situated at New Town which is the hub of modern urbanization of Kolkata actively led by the group HIDCO, this place is actually called Hazratala, Pachuria and actually forms the border between south and north 24 parganas. Long back, the river Bidyadhari ( now in Sundarban region)used to flow across the dense woody area of this locality and this place used to be a crematorium by the side of that river. Owing to this, there is still a deity of shasan kali viable. The woody area naturally used to be the habitat for all the wild animals including Tiger and to get themselves protected people started worshipping the Goddess of Forest ( Banabibi) and so still there is one Banabibi temple adjacent to this main temple. The architecture of the main temple shows the rich culture of ancient Bengal and portrays different mythological incidents beautifully with stones. There is another lord Krishna and Radha temple adjacent to this temple. Also there is one pond earlier known as 'Dudhpukur', where one temple( actually called a 'than' of Lord Dharma ( Lord Yama) is situated. There is one more elegant Jagannath temple situated in this complex only which is still under construction and adds a lot of beauty to this place. This place is said to be a mysterious place since the ancient ages and there are so many folklores existing in this place and the temple. The pond is considered to be very holy though the same needs to be properly maintained. This temple was built after the dreams from the Lord Shiva to one of his devotees and it all started from a lump of mud from the pond which is really interesting to listen to. There are so many legends and folklore regarding this place, but indeed this place is very powerful and of course has an aura very very rich. It used to be a place for practicing several Tantric practices as well in the past. There is also one tree just behind the main temple which is also considered to be the holiest and people have a lot of faith in it. This complex is quite spacious and the one can easily park any big vehicle inside the ground. During Nil sosthi, Shivaratri and Pous Mas there are festivals celebrated here and also there is a fare which is set up during the winter. This place can be fixed by car or bike ..or by public transport as well. One can avail K1, KB 22, Babughat- Ghatakpur etc. buses from Bidhannagar railstation and reach here by directly being dropped off at the Karigori Bhavan in 45 mins with a fare of ~18 Rs. Adjacent to this ground there are fisheries and Bheries which are also good places to visit during the afternoon. There is a small market by the main service road and there are few small stalls for some snacks. There is no mentionable big brand restaurant at least in or near this complex. One has to go to the nearby Downtown Mall on the opposite foot at a 10 mins walking distance or come little far from the Karigori Bhavan towards the Biswa Bangla Gate to have a food complex where one can find the outlets of KFC, SUBWAY etc. Again it's a must visit place.
āĻĻ⧇āĻŦāĻŽāĻžāĻ˛ā§āϝ āĻ–āĻžāύ (āĻļā§āϰ⧀ āϰāĻžāĻŽāĻ•ā§ƒāĻˇā§āĻŖ)āĻĻ⧇āĻŦāĻŽāĻžāĻ˛ā§āϝ āĻ–āĻžāύ (āĻļā§āϰ⧀ āϰāĻžāĻŽāĻ•ā§ƒāĻˇā§āĻŖ)
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Arsh Kumar ShawArsh Kumar Shaw
Must visit, when you are in Newtown area. Hazra Kalibari Temple stands as a significant religious and cultural landmark. Dedicated to Goddess Kali, the temple showcases elaborate architectural design and traditional Bengali artistry. Its tranquil ambiance provides a contemplative retreat from the city's bustle. The devotion of the local community enhances the temple's spiritual atmosphere, making it an essential visit for those seeking an authentic religious experience. Also, don't miss the new Jagannath temple which is built right near this temple.
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If you are in Kolkata and you are in search of an offbit, spiritual and contemplating relief from the daily hustles and cacophonies of the city life and at the same time you don't want to travel far from the city, then this place is more than ideal for you. Situated at New Town action Area III near the Karigari Bhawan, this is an age old temple complex which is a hidden gem of the religious essence of old Kolkata. This area is actually a temple complex and it is almost 450 years old. The main temple is called the Haza Kalibari which is also accompanied by different temples in the same area. The term 'Hazra' means Lord Shiva and Goddess Kali is accompanied by him in this place as the main deity. The main deity is very calm and pleasing and one glimpse is enough to sooth your tired soul. There are also few human skulls kept on the feet of this daity which carries a legend as per the folklore. The main deity is of Lord Shiva and Maa Kali is also accompanied in the same temple by a Shashan Kali and a shivling here. Though this area is situated at New Town which is the hub of modern urbanization of Kolkata actively led by the group HIDCO, this place is actually called Hazratala, Pachuria and actually forms the border between south and north 24 parganas. Long back, the river Bidyadhari ( now in Sundarban region)used to flow across the dense woody area of this locality and this place used to be a crematorium by the side of that river. Owing to this, there is still a deity of shasan kali viable. The woody area naturally used to be the habitat for all the wild animals including Tiger and to get themselves protected people started worshipping the Goddess of Forest ( Banabibi) and so still there is one Banabibi temple adjacent to this main temple. The architecture of the main temple shows the rich culture of ancient Bengal and portrays different mythological incidents beautifully with stones. There is another lord Krishna and Radha temple adjacent to this temple. Also there is one pond earlier known as 'Dudhpukur', where one temple( actually called a 'than' of Lord Dharma ( Lord Yama) is situated. There is one more elegant Jagannath temple situated in this complex only which is still under construction and adds a lot of beauty to this place. This place is said to be a mysterious place since the ancient ages and there are so many folklores existing in this place and the temple. The pond is considered to be very holy though the same needs to be properly maintained. This temple was built after the dreams from the Lord Shiva to one of his devotees and it all started from a lump of mud from the pond which is really interesting to listen to. There are so many legends and folklore regarding this place, but indeed this place is very powerful and of course has an aura very very rich. It used to be a place for practicing several Tantric practices as well in the past. There is also one tree just behind the main temple which is also considered to be the holiest and people have a lot of faith in it. This complex is quite spacious and the one can easily park any big vehicle inside the ground. During Nil sosthi, Shivaratri and Pous Mas there are festivals celebrated here and also there is a fare which is set up during the winter. This place can be fixed by car or bike ..or by public transport as well. One can avail K1, KB 22, Babughat- Ghatakpur etc. buses from Bidhannagar railstation and reach here by directly being dropped off at the Karigori Bhavan in 45 mins with a fare of ~18 Rs. Adjacent to this ground there are fisheries and Bheries which are also good places to visit during the afternoon. There is a small market by the main service road and there are few small stalls for some snacks. There is no mentionable big brand restaurant at least in or near this complex. One has to go to the nearby Downtown Mall on the opposite foot at a 10 mins walking distance or come little far from the Karigori Bhavan towards the Biswa Bangla Gate to have a food complex where one can find the outlets of KFC, SUBWAY etc. Again it's a must visit place.
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Must visit, when you are in Newtown area. Hazra Kalibari Temple stands as a significant religious and cultural landmark. Dedicated to Goddess Kali, the temple showcases elaborate architectural design and traditional Bengali artistry. Its tranquil ambiance provides a contemplative retreat from the city's bustle. The devotion of the local community enhances the temple's spiritual atmosphere, making it an essential visit for those seeking an authentic religious experience. Also, don't miss the new Jagannath temple which is built right near this temple.
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