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Kalika Bhagwati Temple is a hindu temple, located at Bhagawati Path, Baglung 33300, Nepal. They can be contacted via phone at +977 68-520125 for more detailed information.

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Bhagawati Path, Baglung 33300
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18 Reviews

  • Basyal Nbn
    05 May 2018

    One the best religious place in the center of a peaceful jungle.
    Lord Bhagwoti Temple
    Kalika
    The jungle covers the lord temple Kalika which is famous temple of hindu god Kali.
    Lots of religious visitors visit temple & sacrifice
    animal birds to fulfill their wishes or to request something to god.
    Hindu s Must visit
    😐😐

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  • Khadka Ram
    27 April 2018

    very famous temple in Nepal. if you are Hindu must visit.

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  • GC MS
    29 March 2018

    One of the renowned palanchok bhagwati temple in whole nepal. A must visit

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  • Diwakar Khatiwada
    20 March 2018

    The second temple of Nepal to collect heavy funds after PADT.
    Situated in the Baglung district in far western region in Nepal, the temple of Baglung Kali Bhagawati is one of the famous temples in Nepal. Also known as Kalika Bhagawati temple, it is one of the most religiously significant places located deep inside the dense forest just above the northern side of Kali Gandaki.

    The temple of Baglung Kali was built by Pratap Narayan and was renovated in late 1990s. There are various other small temples like that of Lord Shiva, Radha Krishna, Laxmi Narayan, etc. inside the Baglung Bhagwati temple. Every year, thousands of religious pilgrims from all over the world come to visit the temple. Not only the normal Hindu devotees, but also Tantrics from all over the world come to the temple to get Siddhi (knowledge) on their field of interest. Also, marriage is conducted inside the temple with a belief that their married life will be blessed with every kind of happiness. During the festival of Navaratri/Nauratha, the temple is crowded with devotees coming from every corner of Nepal to celebrate the festival there. People also come here to perform puja to get victory over their enemies, win legal suits, win the heart of their beloved and protection from black magic.

    It is said that the goddess fulfills the wishes of the devotees if they could please her. She is also known as Bhavatarini literally meaning ‘rescuer of the universe’.

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  • Subhash Shah
    21 February 2018

    had visited the temple recently with my wife. the temple area was so peaceful that i wanted to stay there for a longer time. surrounded by trees. thank you.

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  • Dolour
    15 February 2018

    Have visited ample of times and love the experience It is a long walk from the entrance to the temple itself which is adored with bells of different sizes and along the way, there are always people sitting along the sides of the pavement for offerings to be offered. Some would ask while some just sit there in silence. Almost always they would give their blessings weather or not gifted with offerings. However there was an instance when I had just finished my visit and exited the main temple along the bells, as I was walking pass a man who was sitted at the side with lots of rice, flowers, and money in front of him said "u have come empty handed U will return empty hand". I ignored and continued walking and as I neared the entrance of the temple, I still had some rice left so I decided to give the man nearest but as soon as I drop them, he got angry and shouted "u have spoilt my rice". I looked down and among my offerings of rice and some money, I saw 3 red coloured grains (tika). But at the time was confused as to Y he was angry?. Upon chatting with some shop owners outside, I realised that that man have had done that to other visitors as well The shop owner went on to explain that when I offer rice the next time I need to ensure that not even a grain of tika should be mixed with the rice on that note, it was a valuable learning experience

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  • GC MS
    26 January 2018

    One of the renowned bhagwaan temple in whole nepal. A must visit

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  • Kritajna Shrestha
    25 November 2017

    One of the main attractions of Baglung district. This temple is of the religious importance for Hindu people. Situated inside the forest, this temple is very happening during the Dashain festival.

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  • Etjen Paja
    14 November 2017

    The atmosphere and the pace in the temple it’s very calm. You can enjoy and chill for as long as you want!

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  • Payash Rajbhandari
    08 October 2017

    one of the popular temple of nepal.

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  • Keshar Karki
    01 August 2017

    Popular destination for cultural tourism in Nepal that lies on the way to baglung bazzar

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  • Gautam Dhruba
    02 July 2017


    Place of belif.
    People belive that anything wished in this temple will be fulfilled ☺️

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  • Surendra Tamang
    16 June 2017

    So Big and very beautiful place.Most Visit Place for Hindus ,We can see many trees and attracting hills and the most exciting part is the view point behind the temple .

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  • Sagar Soft
    09 April 2017

    Baglung Kalika Temple is one of the most famous Pilgrim in Baglung District. This is also a tourist attraction place while they visit Mustang. Jay Mata Di

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  • KAMAL THAPA
    22 March 2017

    Jai mata ! welcome to baglung!

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  • Khim Bahadur Chhetri
    22 March 2017

    Baglung Kaalika, one of the Pilgrimage of WDR which must be visited during mustang tour. And I'm proud to be Baglungey.

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  • Kamal Kumar
    17 March 2017

    The walk way inside the little forest is really nice. Beautiful and peaceful place.

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  • Bishal Kandel
    05 October 2016

    it is the most famous temple in baglung district
    pilligrims from many places come here at the occasion of ram nawami (during durgadashain- the great festival of hindu in nepal.

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