The “Maa Jashoreshwari Kaali Temple” is Revered As One Of The 51 Sacred “Shakti Peeth”. It is believed by devotees that the temple was built before the 13th century by a brahmin named anari. Brahmin anari is said to have created a 100-door temple originally, which was later renovated by general maharaja pratapaditya in the 13th century.
The temple is located in Ishwaripur, a small village in shyamnagar upazila of satkhira in khulna, bangladesh. The address of the temple is: Ishwaripur village of shyamnagar upazila, satkhira district, in southwestern bangladesh.
The temple typically opens in the morning and closes in the evening. Tourists from various countries visit the temple. The worship services take place every saturday and tuesday afternoon. Although there used to be a daily ritual before 1971, it has been stopped. Nevertheless, the temple hosts a vibrant “Maa Maha Kaali Puja” event every year, drawing both local and foreign visitors to its grounds.
Following the customary practice, visitors should dress modestly and remove their shoes before entering the temple grounds to show respect For The Sacred Site.
To reach the temple, visitors must first reach satkhira, and from there, they can take an auto-rickshaw or bus to reach the temple. To reach satkhira, visitors can only go via road by taking a bus, and then they must cross a river by ferry.
Visitors from outside of bangladesh need to first arrive in dhaka, the capital city, via the hazrat shahjalal international airport. The next steps are as follows:
Visitors should always verify the latest travel information, including visa requirements (if from outside bangladesh), transportation options, and safety guidelines, from official sources or local authorities before planning the journey, as circumstances can change.
Link to the google map of The “Maa Jashoreshwari Kaali Temple”
Reference 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeshoreshwari_Kali_Temple
Reference 2: https://famoustemplesofindia.com/jeshoreshwari-kali-temple-bangladesh/
Reference 3: https://www.guidedtirth.com/en/destination/bangladesh/satkhira/jeshoreshwari-kali-temple/
Reference 4: https://www.alightindia.com/yashore-yashoreswari-jeshoreshwari
Reference 5: https://www.astroved.com/astropedia/en/temples/east-india/jeshoreshwari-kali-temple