Top Things to do in Birbhum District
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Things to do in Birbhum District, West Bengal: The Best Sacred & Religious Sites
Discover the best top things to do in Birbhum District, India including Nandikeshwari Temple, Maa Tara Temple, Nalhateshwari Temple, Bamdev Shangha Ashram, The Kankalitala Temple, Mahishmardini Shaktipeeth Shri Bakreshwar Temple, Birchandrapur Temple.
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1. Nandikeshwari Temple
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Maa Tara Temple
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4.5 based on 154 reviews
This is one the most famous temple of West Bengal and even India.People come here to perform hawan and Tantra Sadhana for their achievement.Usually they get result within 3 months.
Reviewed By Gangulyabh - Nagpur, India
Being a very revered Shaktipeeth, money plays its part here. The approach lane to the temple is lined with shops run by the priests of the temple who sell all the items needed for puja. Also, apart from the general queue, there is a VIP queue, they charge Rs. 500 each (you must bargain) which gets your to the sanctum sanctorum a lot quicker. Photography of the idol is prohibited but if you request your priest in advance, he will get you few extra minutes to click.
3. Nalhateshwari Temple
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4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By debabrata707 - Kolkata (Calcutta), India
We visited this temple on second day of our Tarapith Tour.This place is nearby of Rampurhat Junction Railway Station.It is one of the Saktipith of Fifty One Saktipith situated in different places of World.Temple is well maintained and cleaned and also less crowdy. The road which leads to this temple is very narrow and you can stuck the traffic jam any time.
4. Bamdev Shangha Ashram
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By 533shashanks
Bamdev shana Ashram is another good place to look out for in Tarapith, its the ashram dedicated to Bamdev shanga who was one of the "BHAKT" of Maa Tara who dedicate his entire life in tge service of Maa Tara.
5. The Kankalitala Temple
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4.0 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By ND251295
The place is one of the most sacred places I have visited in India. But another reason to remember it is Babu Chatterjee. We visited during winter so my mother had a coat on her. Before entering the temple we left the shoes and coat at his stall. When we came out and boarded the toto to return in half way we realized we forgot the coat. We thought of returning back to the stall. Suddenly we saw a bike approaching calling out for us, it was Babu Chatterjee Stall number 10 he came all the way on his bike searching for us to return the coat. It felt so wonderful that such honest people still exist.
