Unique architecture

The “Shri Maa Kaali Temple” stands out as a lavishly adorned temple, showcasing Remarkable Stone Sculptures And Carvings Portraying Many Divine Forms Throughout its vibrant roof. The temple’s vivid outward appearance, notably its distinct tower (gopuram), is easily identifiable. Abundantly adorned With Sculptures And Carvings Depicting narratives from great ancient indian mythology, it truly captures attention.

Location

The “Shri Maa Kaali Temple” is located in the undefined little india in downtown yangon, myanmar.

The temple address is: 295 konzedan street, latha township, yangon, myanmar.

Visiting hours

The temple doors open to worshippers and visitors from 6 am to 11 am and 4 pm to 9 pm. All worshipper and visitors are advised to leave their shoes outside the temple. 

How to reach the temple

The “Shri Maa Kaali Temple”, yangon, myanmar can be reached in the following ways:

Plane: Yangon international airport (RGN) sits about 30 minutes north of the city and serves flights from both domestic and international locations. Taxis to the airport cost approximately K8000.

Train: Trains are a popular mode of travel in myanmar, and yangon is no different. Several trains connect daily with mandalay, while a scenic route to pyay is quite the experience. Sleeper fares to mandalay run approximately K48,000 and take nearly 24 hours.

Car: Driving to yangon is for many travelers not possible as foreigners are not permitted to drive cars in myanmar.

Bus: Buses provide a much faster alternative to trains. They leave throughout the day and night to a wide range of domestic locations including bagan and inle lake. Buses are affordable, with a nine-hour ride costing about K15,000. The main bus station, aung mingalar highway bus station, is located on the northern outskirts of town.

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