Kali Mandir

An important temple for the Bengali community residing in Chittaranjan Park, it is dedicated to Goddess Kali. An earthly and simple abode of god, this temple is especially crowded during Navratri and Durga Puja. Along with the main shrine of Devi Kali, the temple also has a minor temple of Lord Shiv and Radha Krishna. Visit it during the Durga Puja to witness a burst of colours and an entire community coming together to celebrate Goddess Durga and Kali. Perhaps the only temple in Delhi to be dedicated to Yogmaya, the Mother of all beings, this one is a must-visit just for its uniqueness. It is believed that the temple has withstood the test of time for the past 5000 years. Despite many attempts to sabotage it, the temple has been standing tall and strong. Visit it during the month of October to witness the Phoolon Ki Sair festival. It is the only time when the entire temple is enveloped in fresh flowers and comes alive with a burst of colours. A land of many cultures, religions, castes and creeds, Delhi is bound to have so many temples. So, if you are looking forhotels in Delhifor your next business trip, a trip you want to successful, head to any of these shrines to seek blessings.