Adyapith Temple

It is said that Annada Tagore built Adapith Temple with three peaks and three steps. On the first step is Sri Ramakrishna, on the second step is the idol of Adamaya and on the third step are the twin idols of Radhakrishna. Daily pujas are done here in the traditional way and food is offered. Then the blessed bhog is distributed as prasad to all the visitors. Aarti is performed in the morning and evening in the temple.
If you want to enjoy, go to the temple and cut the coupon for 60 rupees first. Coupons are issued from 9 am onwards. Time to receive prasad is 11:45. Cut the coupon and watch the puja at the Nat Mandir. Then visit Adapith Mahakal Temple, Marble Shivalinga, Radha Krishna Temple, Durga Temple etc. one by one.

Adyapeath is another Hindu Temple which was built in 1967. It was originally founded back in 1915 by the followers of Annada Charan Bhattacharya – a great devotee of Maa Kali and Sri Ramkrishna. Adya Maa being a Divine form of Maa Kali the temple has great religious significance. The main altar of the temple is having three sub-altars. The bottom is having the statue of Sri Ramkrishna, the middle is having Maa Adya and the top altar displays Radha and Krishna.Amazing place for Hindu devotees, mostly who are 'Shakta'. You can get prosad from the Annapurna bhandar with the donation of rupees 60/- per head. During Durga Puja or Jagadhatri Puja, like special days celebrates there in Hall room. You can enjoy the 'Sandhya Aroti' of Mahamaya Addya Maa.

A great place where one can feel the divine presence of Goddess Mother Adyashakti and to offer ones prayers to receive her blessings.

Amazing place for Hindu devotees, mostly who are 'Shakta'. You can get prosad from the Annapurna bhandar with the donation of rupees 60/- per head. During Durga Puja or Jagadhatri Puja, like special days celebrates there in Hall room. You can enjoy the 'Sandhya Aroti' of Mahamaya Addya Maa.

Very calm place. You can pass your time by hearing shyma sangit being sung by devotees and can offer your Puja to mother. After Puja everyone present there is offered prosad of Mataji. No ticket is required. It is open for all.

Temple of adya maa. 10mnts from Dakshineswar temple

Adya temple is great temple of Maa kali situated nearby Dakshineshwar temple in Kolkata where Prasad is distributed on coupon of₹60& thousands of people enjoy after darshan of maa

Joy Maa Adya Shakti Wonderful environment. Just go & visit. You will refresh very smoothly.

It is a peaceful place to visit & one will get positive vibes amidst the enchanting sounds of 'Arth & 'Kirtan'

Very nice place, we did our son's rice ceremony here. Very disciplined, nice puja offered along with bhog.
Must visit for all devotees 🙏🙏🙏

Its really nice and peaceful here☺

The place is neat and clean and well decorated...

Very good place.

Nice environment . Even bhog was nice . Temple closes at 12:30 pm . Bhog and aarti happens at 11.30 pm

A place for Worship, very well comunicaed .

Great place to worship Adya Maa.

This place is good. A really sacred place. The mandir is well maintained and is very neat and clean. They have a dedicated place to keep your shoes and the priests here are also very nice.

It is a nice temple. Situated on main road Rai Bahadur Road Behala. It is also a place for many auspicious occasion such as puja And Shraddha ceremony. There is established Ma Kali murti worshipped daily

Adyapeath is another Hindu Temple which was built in 1967. It was originally founded back in 1915 by the followers of Annada Charan Bhattacharya – a great devotee of Maa Kali and Sri Ramkrishna. Adya Maa being a Divine form of Maa Kali the temple has great religious significance. The main altar of the temple is having three sub-altars. The bottom is having the statue of Sri Ramkrishna, the middle is having Maa Adya and the top altar displays Radha and Krishna.

Nice place for hindu rituals and puja 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏joy Maa

The temple of Adyapit is place ADAYAMA. The devote will have a good time to be there. In the evening there will Sndha Aratee of Adyama and religious songs.