Sundays are HEAVILY crowded, so make sure that you have ample time with you. Management of the temple crowds is absolutely horrible. Extremely rude personnel with no management skills whatsoever. The temple premises are not that clean, and there is no clarity regarding the entry points etc. The temple is beautiful, and the four stars are only for that. Has some beautiful amalgamation of Mughal styles.

Kalkaji Temple is a famous Hindu temple located in the heart of South Delhi. This ancient temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali and is one of the most visited temples in Delhi. The temple's architecture is breathtaking, with intricate carvings and beautiful sculptures adorning its walls and ceilings. The temple also has a serene atmosphere, making it a perfect place for meditation and spiritual reflection. Visitors to Kalkaji Temple will appreciate the temple's rich history and cultural significance, as well as the devotion and faith of its worshippers. The temple is open to people of all religions and symbolizes religious diversity and tolerance. Overall, Kalkaji Temple is a must-visit for those interested in Indian culture and spirituality. Its beautiful architecture, serene atmosphere, and cultural significance make it a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors.

Situated in the vibrant heart of South Delhi, Kalkaji Temple stands as a renowned Hindu sanctuary. This ancient temple, devoted to Goddess Kali, holds a special place as one of Delhi's most frequented religious sites. Its historical significance and spiritual aura attract a multitude of visitors seeking solace and connection with the divine in the bustling city."

Best time for visit temple is early morning or in evening around 8pm or in weekend. The mandir is just magnificent for all the devotes. Seek blessing from Kalka Mata but be informed that the temple will be packed with devotes that it might take some time for you to seek blessing. Note that the temple closes for bhog of kalka mata. So, before going check the timing. Most recommended

Kalkaji Mandir, also known as Kalkaji Temple, is a Hindu mandir or temple, dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Kali. The temple (mandir) is situated in the southern part of Delhi, in Kalkaji, India, a locality that has derived its name from the temple and is located opposite the Nehru Place business centre and close to the Okhla railw

This temple is all about the beliefs of the people. Since it's very old people vist hire with full devotion. So you will usually find too much croud and long queues with will take hours for you to have a glimpse of Mataji. The temple is not so great but it's beautiful to see the actual idols of the goddess inside the main temple. There is no entry fee but you have to pay 5 rs for each pair of shoes you keep in showrack. All the parking and shops are closed for now and you are allowed to visit till the parikrama gallery around the main temple. Overall you can visit if you have faith in the goddess else there is not much to see. Management could have been better.

Kalkaji Temple is a famous Hindu temple located in the heart of South Delhi. This ancient temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali and is one of the most visited temples in Delhi. The temple's architecture is breathtaking, with intricate carvings and beautiful sculptures adorning its walls and ceilings. The temple also has a serene atmosphere, making it a perfect place for meditation and spiritual reflection. Visitors to Kalkaji Temple will appreciate the temple's rich history and cultural significance, as well as the devotion and faith of its worshippers. The temple is open to people of all religions and symbolizes religious diversity and tolerance. Overall, Kalkaji Temple is a must-visit for those interested in Indian culture and spirituality. Its beautiful architecture, serene atmosphere, and cultural significance make it a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors.

Visited today but could not reach Mandir darshan due to high volume of visitors. So instead of mandir darshan , visited the periphery and found that this mandir is surrounded by too many old buidlings . Shri Kalkaji Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Kali and this mandir invariably be the busiest hindu temple in Delhi. It is also one of the ancient temples from the days of Mahabharata. According to a Hindu, Kalika Devi was born at the site where the temple is situated. This mandir was rebuilt by Marathas. The temple complex, as it stands today, is constructed of brick masonry, finished with plaster and marble.

Absolutely elegant if you are a devote kinda person even not you will feel a great atmosphere which is a blessing of Kalka Maa.. People believe that Maa will bless and fulfill their wishes if you come with a pure heart.. History states it that Pandavas worshipped Maa kali with Krishna itself.. You will reach here from the Kalkaji Mandir Metro(violet line) as it is at a walking distance Better to reach early in weekends..

Taking one star back because I found the place very much unclean because of rain I guess, and lack of proper management there. But the Aura, when you enter the main Mandir complex, its a divine experience. Built in 1764 AD, Kalkaji Mandir, also known as Kalkaji Temple is a Hindu Mandir or temple, dedicated to the Hindu Goddess KaliThe temple (mandir) is situated in the southern part of New Delhi in Kalkaji, India a locality that has derived its name from the temple and is located opposite the Nehru Place business centre and close to the Okhla railway station, Kalkaji Mandir metro station Hindus believe that the image of the Goddess Kalka here is a self-manifested one.

Kalkaji Mandir is a true gem in the heart of South Delhi, and I am thrilled to leave a 5-star review on Google Maps for this divine place of worship. This temple is a testament to India's rich cultural and spiritual heritage. The architecture of Kalkaji Mandir is awe-inspiring, with its intricate designs and vibrant colors. It's a visual delight and a symbol of India's rich heritage. The temple premises are immaculately maintained, creating a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. It's especially breathtaking during festivals when it's adorned with lights, flowers, and vibrant decorations. Kalkaji Mandir offers more than just architectural beauty; it's a haven for spiritual solace. The peaceful ambiance and melodious chants create a serene atmosphere where one can meditate and seek blessings. The temple's staff and management are exceptionally hospitable, ensuring visitors are well-guided and informed. Crowd management is efficient, making it convenient to pay your respects. Moreover, Kalkaji Mandir is easily accessible with ample parking and nearby public transportation. The surrounding markets offer a glimpse into local culture and cuisine. In summary, Kalkaji Mandir is a spiritual and architectural marvel, providing a tranquil escape in the bustling city. I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to this sacred place and award it 5 stars on Google Maps for its beauty, spirituality, and overall experience.

Kalkaji Temple is a famous Hindu temple located in the heart of South Delhi. It is not possible to enter the temple without spending 5-6 hours, but Sunil Sunny JKM Pandit ji received me from the gate and arranged for me VIP darshan. This temple is very wonderful for all the devotees. Take blessings from Kalka Mata but keep in mind that the temple will be so full of devotees that it may take some time for you to take blessings. So, check the timings before going. Most Recommended This ancient temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali and is one of the most visited temples in Delhi. The architecture of the temple is breathtaking, with intricate carvings and beautiful sculptures on its walls and ceilings. The temple also has a serene atmosphere, making it an ideal place for meditation and spiritual contemplation. Visitors to Kalkaji Temple will appreciate the rich history and cultural significance of the temple as well as the devotion and faith of its worshippers. This temple is open to people of all religions and is a symbol of religious diversity and tolerance. Overall, Kalkaji Temple is a must visit for those interested in Indian culture and spirituality. Its beautiful architecture, tranquil atmosphere and cultural significance make it a unique and unforgettable experience for visitors.

Jai mata Di! Recently visited to this place and found that no vendors shops were there selling pooja samagri and other things. In the name of some "construction" or "re-development" they have closed all vendors shop which kills the place vibe. The believe in this place brings pilgrims from far away. Some shops inside were sealed. A free OPD is opened here on the name Temple trust. Basically the inside (where queue extends) looks like demolished old Archeological site. Not able to recall much about the difference between Today's temple condition and old Temple condition (15 years back), but all I can recall the place was much beutiful before than it's now. Mata rani should give some sadbudhi to people who are maintaining this place. Jai Mata di!🙏 Attaching some picture here

Shri Kalkaji Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Kali. It is said that Goddess Kali fulfils the desires and wishes of the devotees who come here to offer their prayers with the pure heart and true soul.

Dedicated to KalikaJi Goddess this is a temple where in has a swayumbhu (self existed) stone signifying Goddess herself!The entire neighborhood is called Kalkaji due to vicinity to this temple.Noawadays they have a rear entrance (to control crowd) which took us 2+ hour(weekend) .The temple otherwise is small and also has a first floor where you can do parikrama.Amazinf thing I found was this small bus which gives food for Rs5 and it is tastier.it stands outside few days.Also there are cluster of roadstands you can buy plastic toys/ shop fancy stuff! Jai Mata di !

This temple is situated in Nehru Place. Also called as manokamna (fulfilment) temple. The other name is seedha Peetha. The main observation is , when the temple Aarti goes on between (8 to 8 30), the people who stand in queue will see the flags on top of temple symmetrically moving and when it stops, the flag movement stops to pin drop. The temple has many doors , which they open subsequently. Best time to go it beyond 9 pm as there is no rush Also the coconut offering in the temple is sacred and surprisingly none of the coconut are discarded. They are all collected Don’t forget to visit bhairav ji ka temple Kalka Mata is avatar of parvathi, who took the roop to kill Asur and her upper lips were touching clouds and lower lips moutains,so that all the blood was taken by her without any spillage so that they are not born again. Mainly visited by females more than males. Also , next to the temple is lotus Buddha temple but it closes by 5 pm, so plan the visit accordingly if you need to cover both the places. Ahead of it is ISKCON temple, which closes at 9 pm. Just outside temple is fire place where one can offer coconut to fire which is considered to be sacred. Must visit temple located in Delhi. Good time is during winters

The Kalkaji Mandir is situated in South Delhi near East of Kailash sant Nagar and lotus temple and isckon it is very much accessible by road as well by Kalkaji metro. It is one of the finest temple in which Kali goddess. The temple is in the proximity of lotus temple, Nehru place metro station and is a major tourist attraction Photography is prohibited inside the temple. Aarti timings are 6:00 am in morning to 6:00 pm in evening. Shri Kalkaji Mandir is dedicated to Goddess Kalka maa. It is said that Goddess Kalka maa fulfils the desires and wishes of the devotees who come here to offer their prayers with the pure heart and true soul.

Quiet crowed ...in day time .. morning arti is good

Kalka ji temples are one of famous temple in central dehi👍, points about facility.. Drinking water- available Toilets- Not found. At the entry point there is Food chopati is there having chola- bhature, dahi-lassi n cold drinks👍....

Old and nice temple...one should visit for peace...ri8 now it's under renovation but still open...visit before 12am otherwise ll hv to stand in long queue..der is beautiful open park behind mandir n nearby lotus temple just carry ur tiffin box as u wont find anything healthy der

One of the famous religious place for hindus. Temple is of Kali maa, but there are many more deities. Location- it is located just at tge walking distance from Kalkaji Temple metro station. Point to remember- 1.Due to Covid they don't allow you to take prashad inside the temple, so don't take any prashad. 2. Don't visit on Saturday (very crowded). If you have time than must do Parikarma of the temple, for that you have to dedicated path for that, which is at the main gate of the temple.

Amazing place. There is no Trust. so please be prepared for- 1. Long lines (can be a km long line sometimes) 2. Wait times 3. VIP treatment for some people 4. Pls wear masks Rest everything is great!

Kalkaji temple located in south delhi. Reachable through metro both violet and pink line. Exit from gate no 2. From there its hardly 5 min walk. Metro station name kalkaji mandir. From bus there is also good connectivity as Nehru place bus terminal is adjacent. There is heavy rush in temple specially on Saturday and sunday.

Every religious place has so much positive energy. The magnificent sound of damru, shankh would hypnotize you.

Too much crowd. Too noisy. Take charge for keeping your shoes/slippers. Not even you get 10 second for your long 2.5 hour of quee. Few individuals cross line and get into the temple in more smart way.

Kalka Ji Temple is very beautiful and peaceful place but yes no doubt very crowded place.

If you live in Delhi and want to see Maa Kali, then this place will be very good for you. There is a lot of crowd during Navratrein & weekends and you can have good darshan of Kali devi after 4:00pm.Lotus temple also near the temple and there are a lot of foods & drinking items around the temple. The list of some foods & beverage are given below:- * Item Price (₹INR) 1.kachori 30-40/- 2.Mosami 20-50/- (Juice) 3.Chat 30-40/- (Vrat, without vrat) 4.Chole 30/- (Bhature) 5. Nan plate 40/- 6. Lassi 20-50/- 7. And many more items near the temple. The temple is situated in the southern part of New Delhi in kalkaji, India, a locality that has derived its name from the temple and is located opposite the Nehru Place business centre and close to the Okhla railway station, kalkaji Mandir metro station. Hindus believe that the image of the Goddess Kalka here is a self manifested one.The temple complex is constructed of brick masonry finished with plaster and marble and is surrounded by a pyramidal tower. The central chamber which is 12 sided in the plan 24 feet height, with a doorway in each side is paved with marble and contains 36 arched openings or exterior doorways.In the middle of this arcade opposite the eastern doorway are two red sandstone tigers sitting on a marble pedestal. Both the pedestal, as well as the marble railings, contain Nastaʿlīq inscriptions of recent origin. Between the tigers, there is a stone image of Kali Devi with her name engraved in Hindi language.

Love to see the kalkaji temple , a very famous and crowded temple , you have to wear the mask and keep your shoes out and not allowed to click photos of temple from inside . I enjoyed the enthusiasm of people and the good Vibes.

Kalkaji Mandir is very famous temple in South Delhi. All facilities are there for Worship, Food is at entrance gate, Drinking water and there is also toilet. You have to just visit here.

It was great experience When I entered in kalka mandir I felt like stress free and fulfill of happiness It was my first time that is why I faced some problem to find the temple but at last I found that and I visited After few day I will go to kalkaji ji again with my family

Nice place . Really old temple approx 1000 years old

Good place to visit. Too much crowd and no norms for covid. this place is not neat and clean. Shopkeeper making noise over shoes and prasad etc. Photo not allowed but some people not followed rules.

No crowd management,no cleanliness despite pandemic. No ramp for physically challenged people. No arrangements for wheel chair. All this despite of being one of most famous holy place India

Kalka mata temple is a sidhha peeth temple dedicated to Goddess Shakti /Durga/Kaali. The place is very holy place and is believed to fulfill your wishes, if you ask from true and pure heart. Must visit. Recommended 👍

The values made it worth visiting. This you should not do 1. Don't buy prasad or phool, it will be wasted as due to Covid, it may contain Covid or spread Covid. So they restrict it to take inside temple 2. Don't visit temple on Sunday as it is too crowded on this day 3. Don't be in queue for long there are plenty of trick to visit inside the temple without being in long queue. 1st star - For its value. 2nd star - strict management. Demerit They don't allow to stay for even 10 second. They won't allow to take prasad.

Yah ek bahut hi puranik Mandir hai is mandir ki bahut Mehta hai is jagah avashya Jana chahie

Kalka Ji Mandir is dedicated to the Hindu goddess of Kali. Conveniently located in South Delhi, this temple is also known as Kalka Mandir, Kalka Devi Temple or Maa Shri Kalka Ji Mandir.While the present day temple bears notes of modern construction, there are legends that trace back the age of this temple to the Hindu mystical chronological age of Treta Yug (Hindi for Silver Age). Religious pundits also claim that the most ancient sections of Kalka Ji Mandir were built in 1764. Maa Shri Kalka Ji Mandir opens at 4 AM and closes at 11:30 PM on each day of the week. Entry to this Kali temple is free of charge for all. However, donation boxes are placed at certain locations inside the temple to facilitate the collection of funds from devotees.

सत्य सनातन संस्कृति।।। सनातन धर्म की जय हो।।।।💐💐💐जय माँ काली

(Translated by Google) Jai kalka maa (Original) Jai kalka maa

Jai kalka mai🙏 Mann ko Boht shanti milti hai yahan pe aane se🌟🌟😊

This place is divine...but management is so poor nd need to improvement ..jai maa kalka ji..

(Translated by Google) Jai Mata Di (Original) Jai Mata Di

The temple is full of crowd on Sunday's. Little partiality you can experience here because of VIP treatment for some people. Otherwise you can feel the presence of almighty here. Visit on weekdays for better Darshan.

Jai maa Kalka. I've been visited there multiple times but it's still same as old. Nothing change no cleaning and too crowded. Preist take some people inside by his own while 1000 of people wait outside for their turn. Shortcut route by Preist paying some money. Jai mata di

All temples are always beautiful as this one too but here priests ask to donate money openly everywhere....that I don't like.... because temples are for prayer and peace u can't ask to donate money like this....

If you are sad , fealing defeated in life u must visit once , for determination power. Jai maa Kali.

Jai Mata Di... Indian Goddess Temple

Very nice. But rush is too much. Very nice

more order has to be maintained as it was too croweed

Mandir is Mandir and wo bhi Maa Kali ka mandir. The mandir is a symbol of the place Kalka ji too. It's near to Nehru Place, Lotus Temple. Just few meters away from Kalkaji metro station. Timings are pretty good. All info available on its site. We visited around 4pm and the mandir has less crowd. Not many people thus darshan was great. Photography is prohibited in the temple premise or if the idol.

The temple is fantastic. I had felt positive vibes, a peaceful environment and good people. The statue of Kali Maa was looking like she was sitting there and giving us blessings. It is a spiritual place.

Temple is good

Awesome

Very good and very nice temple

Beautiful temple. Car parking available. Easily accessible by Metro. Be prepared for long ques. Cleanliness could be improved. It would be wise to carry an extra pair of socks, towel etc. Nearby shops sell most pooja essentials.

Not at all a good experience it was full of crowd and maintenance and cleaning was nat at all consider there. Better to avoid it

It was a wonderful experience visiting Shri Kalka ji Temple. The aura of Mata Shri Kalka Ji and her shakti (power) will enlighten your mind and You will get mesmerized with the positivity around the temple. If you're stressed / ill then after entering the temple premises, you'll feel slightly lighter in your weight (specially in the head). It was happening with me gradually. As I was stepping towards the main temple (where mata ji is actually sitting in a murti form to give darshan to the devotees). It was like when you're siting in you mother's lap, you feel protected and nothing and nobody can't scare you. She will fulfill all your wishes if you visit with a pure heart. You will feel urge to spend more time as its full of positivity and a real place to connect yourself with God. Kalka ji is our Kuldevi. So whenever we've to visit Mata Shri Vaishno Devi Temple, Jammu. First we've to get darshan of Mata Shri Kalka Ji, Delhi. Only then we can move forward. Actually in the past when our ancestors used to go outside the premises of village or city in the search of job or any sort of thing. First they used to visit kuldevi temple to get darshan and take blessings. It was normal ritual which was bounded with the faith and 😍 love to your Ishtdev. Now a days we don't take this ritual as seriously as our ancestors used to. We go there only when we're free! Unfortunately this is the state of mordern life.

The mandir is just magnificent for all the devotes. Seek blessing from Kalka Mata but be informed that the temple will be packed with devotes that it might take some time for you to seek blessing. Note that the temple closes for bhog of kalka mata. So, before going check the timing. Most recommended

This is one of the holiest places in Delhi for Hindus. So, if you’re coming here do visit here and take the blessings. Jai Kalka Mai 🕉️

Amazingggg... This is an ancient temple of Goddess Maa Kali. A good time to get darshan is early morning or in the evening. There are no visiting charges. Everyone should visit this place. Jai Maa Kalka🙏

Peace and divinity in the holy feet of Maa Kalka ji, the empress of city of Delhi. Maa's eyes seem so full of affection and love that the the "darshanarthi" forgets all the stress for that very moment. If only the temple management would pay more attention to sanitation and cleanliness in and around the temple's premises, one would experience unprecedented serenity and divinity.

Jai Mata Di...very divine place for devotees. One of the oldest Temples in Delhi.

Divine places like this can't be rated less at all. You can feel the energy, positivity, the aura of this place. It makes you feel as if you're really in your mother's lap. Kalka Mai Ki Jai😍❤️🙏🏻

It's like the temple authority is running a business. Clingy lanes , narrow entrance and fake covid measures. There'll be loud announcements inside the temple asking for donations. No peace at all

Jai Mata di. Had a bad experience here. No crowd management. No line management. People shamelessly enter in the mid of the queue. Got Darshan in 5 hours. No cleanliness.

(Translated by Google) jai kalka maai ki (Original) jai kalka maai ki

Ok

(Translated by Google) Jai Shree 🙏 kalka ma (Original) Jai Shree 🙏 kalka ma

Great place for worship . A divine place for all age groups . You can worship goddess Kalka maa and many other god.

It's very old and famous temple..

(Translated by Google) Jai kalka maa (Original) Jai kalka maa

Full faith on Mata Kalka, but temple has been suffering from management crisis. There should be some board or organization, which can monitor all management.

(Translated by Google) Kalka mayi ki jai ho (Original) Kalka mayi ki jai ho

(Translated by Google) Jai ma Kal ka ki (Original) Jai ma Kal ka ki

(Translated by Google) Jai Maai ki ... (Original) Jai Maai ki...❤

(Translated by Google) Nice there .. (Original) Nice tam..

(Translated by Google) Eight places (Original) Osm place

(Translated by Google) So peaceful place. Jai Mata Di (Original) So peaceful place. Jai Mata Di

Quite messy outside temple ...I think temple association should take action on it.

If you want to go out of your busy schedule and live your life peacefully then you must visit Maa Kalka temple the environment of the temple is peaceful and you love it if you visit this place with your family members. Jai Kalka Maa

peaceful place to visit.. so many crowd gathered together there.. covid protocols are being followed well!

Feel so good at kalka mandir

Do visit

Jai Maa kalka.. Sab praniyo par kirpa Karo Mata ji..🙏

The Kalkaji Mandir is situated in South Delhi near Nehru Place and is very much accessible by road as well by rail . It is one of the finest temple in which Kali goddess is kept as idol and people comes for the worship . The temple is in the proximity of lotus temple , Nehru place metro station and is a major tourist attraction . Photography is prohibited inside the temple. The prayer timings are from morning to evening

It is the temple of Goddess Kaushiki known as Maa Kalka. In past this place was known as Manokamna peeth but know it is known as Kalika peeth. It have a history with pandavas.

Shraddha ke saath jayen, anytha nahi. Wo sab par kripa karti hai, maa hai na!

Very nice place for Hindu religion and all human

Good palace

Peace full place

Very dirty , Non hygenic

Managment is not good to handle crowd.

Good

Love it