
Shri Kancha Kanti Devi Temple Tourism
About Shri Kancha Kanti Devi Temple






| Sunday | Opening: 06:00 AM, Closing: 08:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Monday | Opening: 06:00 AM, Closing: 08:00 PM |
| Tuesday | Opening: 06:00 AM, Closing: 08:00 PM |
| Wednesday | Opening: 06:00 AM, Closing: 08:00 PM |
| Thursday | Opening: 06:00 AM, Closing: 08:00 PM |
| Friday | Opening: 06:00 AM, Closing: 08:00 PM |
| Saturday | Opening: 06:00 AM, Closing: 08:00 PM |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | Free |
|---|---|
| Child | Free |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ Respect Local Customs
Maintain the sanctity of the temple by dressing modestly and following traditional customs.
✓ Photography Restrictions
Before taking pictures, check for any photography restrictions in the temple area.
✓ Festive Seasons
The temple might be crowded during festivals, arrive early to avoid long queues.
SatanForYou
4.0Wrote on 12 Jul 2019
Epic symbol of religion
This temple symbolised the traditional Hindu mythology and I thoroughly went through the inscriptions of the walls of the Mandir. However, the campus was a bit dirty due to the littered flowers and prasad.
SaddviAndalwala
4.0Wrote on 5 Jun 2019
Holy Temple of the Barak Upotyoka
This temple symbolises the Bengali cultural heritage of the Barak Valley (Barak Upotyoka) and though small in size, is ornamentally decorated. The location of the temple is perfect for reaching via public transport.
satyajitnath73
4.0Wrote on 20 Mar 2019
Kanchakanti Mandir, Udharbond, Silchar, Assam
Kanchakanti Mandir is located at Udharbond, 30 minutes away from Silchar,the second biggest city of Assam. It is believed that Maa Kali stays at Kanchakanti Mandir for a day (Sunday) coming from Kalighat. Mandir is open throughout the week but a large number of people visits on Sunday. If you go on Sunday morning from Sadarghat, share taxi is there. Alternatively, you can hire three or four wheeler which will costs Rs.300-600. Hats off to the Mandir Management Committee for maintaining the campus so nicely.
prosenjit72
5.0Wrote on 12 Feb 2018
BEST SYMBOL OF BARAK VALLEY.
This temple of Maa Kachakanti ( Maa Durga's one avatar ) is situated at Udharbond about 20 Kilometres from Silchar. Maa Kachakanti was the royal Deity of Kachari Kings. The rumour is that in old times humen were sacrificed by the king to satisfy Maa Kachakanti.
adventurist2017
5.0Wrote on 30 Dec 2017
Kachakanti Mandir - an old holy place
Kachakanti Mandir is an old Jagrata temple, Wishes of those who have come here, will be fulfilled.Enjoy the beauty of Assam's Barak Valley and enjoy the climate. Explore the most unexplored parts of North -eastern parts. head over to Barak Valley, Silchar, Assam There are more places to visit besides the usual overrated crowdy Tajmahal, Jaipur and New Delhi etc. For more adventurous ones who want to venture other lesser known parts of India and find cheap accommodation and solace in the lap of unspoiled nature please visit Assam. Folks can contact me for more info.

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