Kasba Kali Temple
Kamalasagar, Tripura · Goddess Kali · Shakti Temple
Border-belt Shakti shrine beside Kamalasagar lake, 31 km from Agartala.
Kasba Kali Temple at Kamalasagar is a Shakti shrine Tripura Tourism lists beside the Bangladesh border, 31 km from Agartala and 58 km from Udaipur, where a serene lake in front of the temple is part of the site’s appeal.
History
Tripura Tourism describes Kasba Kali as a popular Shakti shrine 31 km from Agartala, right beside the international border with Bangladesh, with a serene lake in front of the temple.
Incredible India records the temple as the work of Tripura’s Manikya kings in the 16th century, and the 10-acre Kamalasagar lake beside it as excavated in the reign of Maharaja Dhanya Manikya. The temple, with a tall shikhara and carved walls, enshrines a black stone image of Kali, and the complex has several smaller shrines.
Kali Puja, usually in October or November, is the biggest festival here and fills the temple complex and lakeside with devotees.
Good to know
Listed Shakti shrine 31 km from Agartala on Tripura Tourism
Kamalasagar lake setting facing the international border
Comilla View Tourist Lodge listed nearby on the state page
Getting there
Road from Agartala (~31 km) or Udaipur (~58 km) to Kamalasagar; Tripura Tourism lists Comilla View Tourist Lodge contact 0381-296014.
Best time to visit: Oct – Mar