Kasbeswari Temple – A Divine Shaktipeeth of Indo-Bangla Heritage

History of the Temple

The sacred Kasbeswari Shaktipeeth Temple in Tripura is home to a rare 15th-century sandstone idol of Maa Durga, worshipped with deep devotion as Maa Kali. 

Built in the 17th century, this ancient temple carries centuries of divine energy, where Maa blesses devotees with protection, strength, and victory over evil. Rooted in the shared spiritual heritage of India and Bangladesh, it stands as a timeless Indo-Bangla bond of faith and devotion. 

With a sacred Shivalinga at Maa’s feet, this powerful Shaktipeeth radiates unmatched spiritual vibrations and wish-fulfilling blessings.

Maa in her Dashabhuja form empowers devotees with strength, courage, and victory in life’s battles.

When you stand before Maa Kasbeswari, you don’t just pray—you surrender. Her दस भुजा (ten arms) feel like ten directions of protection, guiding you, shielding you, and blessing you with infinite शक्ति.

Even if you are far away, your devotion can still reach her divine feet.