About
The Kali Gandaki Temple stands in Beni, in Myagdi District of Nepal, beside the sacred Kali Gandaki River. It is an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Kali, and it is known locally as Kaligandaki Mandir.
What to expect
The temple is first of all a place of worship and a pilgrimage site. Local devotees come to it regularly, and visitors to the region often stop here to see it. Its setting along the river gives it a quiet, devotional character, and the river is central to its meaning, since the Kali Gandaki is regarded as sacred.
- A Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Kali
- Located on the banks of the sacred Kali Gandaki River
- A pilgrimage site for local devotees and travellers alike
- Found in Beni, the district town of Myagdi
Planning a visit
Because the temple is a working place of devotion, it suits visitors who want to observe local religious life and approach the site with respect. Those travelling through Myagdi may find it a natural stop, and it pairs well with time spent exploring the river and the surrounding landscape of the district.
For practical details such as opening hours, dress expectations and the best way to reach Beni, check current local information before setting out, as these can change and are not covered here.