Kamakhya Temple Information - English

 

Discover Kamakhya Temple Without the Confusion

Every day, thousands of devotees visit the sacred Kamakhya / Kamakya Temple with deep faith and devotion. However, many pilgrims face difficulties in exploring the entire temple complex due to a lack of proper guidance. They often struggle to find the correct route, miss several important shrines, spend valuable time searching for temples, and leave without experiencing the complete spiritual significance of Kamakhya. To make your pilgrimage smooth and fulfilling, we have created a simple, well-organized temple route guide that helps you visit all the important temples in the proper sequence. Whether you are visiting Kamakhya for the first time or returning again, our guide ensures that your focus remains on devotion rather than directions, allowing you to experience the divine essence of this sacred Shakti Peetha with peace, clarity, and confidence.



 

S.No

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1

Bhairava Temple

2

Lord Ganesha (Main Deity)

3

Deepa Pranganam (Sacred Lamp Courtyard)

4

Sheetala Mata Temple

5

Bali Peetha (Sacrificial Altar)

6

Manasa Devi Temple

7

Lord Parameshwara Temple

8

Tripura Sundari (Shodashi) Yoni Peeth

9

Kamalatmika Yoni Peeth

10

Matangi Yoni Peeth

11

Saubhagya Kund (Sacred Pond)

12

Shiva Kund (Sacred Pond)

13

Gnanambika Temple

14

Adi Shankaracharya Shrine

15

Vishwakarma Temple

16

VIP Ticket Counter

17

Hanuman Temple

18

West Gate (Tiger Gate Gopuram)

19

East Gate (Lion Gate Gopuram)

20

Dhumavati Yoni Peeth

21

Raja Rajeswari Sri Chakra Temple

22

Bhairavi Yoni Peeth

23

Tara Yoni Peeth

24

Kali Yoni Peeth

25

Kameswara Peeth

26

Chinnamasta Yoni Peeth

27

Kamakhya Hospital

28

Anna Prasada Ticket Counter

29

Anna Prasada Distribution Centre

30

Car Parking Area

31

Chamunda Temple

31

Free (Online) Ticket Counter

32

Smashana Kali Peeth

33

Bagalamukhi Yoni Peeth

34

Bhuvaneshwari Yoni Peeth

35

Kamakhya View Point

36

Kotilinga Temple

37

Siddhi Ganapati Temple

38

Shopping Complex

39

Vana Durga Temple

40

Umananda Bhairava Temple (Peacock Island)

41

Ganapati Temple (Kamakhya Entrance)

42

Chakreshwar Temple

43

Basistha Temple

44

Navagraha Temple

45

Ugratara Temple

46

Bhimasankar Dham


Kamakhya Temple Darshan Information

  • Kamakhya Main Temple Timings: 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM

  • Parivara Devata Temples Darshan: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Darshan Types

There are two types of darshan available:

  1. General DarshanFree of Cost

  2. General VIP Darshan₹501 per person (Online Booking)

Online Ticket Booking: https://mkdonline.co.in/

General Darshan Ticket

  • If you arrive without a ticket, you can collect a free General Darshan ticket.

  • The General Ticket Counter opens after 9:00 PM for the next day's darshan.

General Ticket Collection Counter

Location: Hyderabad Kitchen

Counter Timings:

  • Morning: 5:00 AM – 12:00 PM

  • Lunch Break: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

  • Afternoon: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Darshan Sessions

There are two darshan slots available each day:

  • Morning Session

  • Afternoon Session


About Kamakhya Temple Information:


Kamakhya Temple is one of the oldest and most revered Shakti Peethas in India, situated on the beautiful Nilachal Hill in Guwahati, Assam.

Dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya, the temple represents the supreme divine feminine energy (Shakti) and attracts millions of devotees, pilgrims, and tourists every year.

The temple is considered one of the most powerful spiritual destinations for devotees seeking blessings, wisdom, prosperity, good health, and inner transformation.

Kamakhya Temple is internationally famous for the sacred Ambubachi Mela, an annual festival that celebrates the creative power of Mother Nature and the Divine Mother.

The temple complex houses numerous ancient shrines, including the sacred Dasa Mahavidya Temples, Lord Shiva temples, Lord Ganesha Temple, Bhairava Temple, and several other important deities, Dakshina Kali, Tara, Chinnamasta, Dhumavathi, Tripura Bhairavi, Raja Rajeswari, Bhagalamukhi, Bhuvaneswari, Umanandh Bhairav, Ugra Tara, Chakreshwar, Kotilinga and Siddi Ganapathi.

Many pilgrims find it difficult to locate all the temples within the large temple complex because of multiple pathways and limited directional guidance.

Our Kamakhya Temple Information Guide is designed to help devotees easily navigate the temple premises and discover every important shrine.

Visitors can access temple routes, darshan guidance, temple timings, nearby facilities, accommodation details, transportation information, and spiritual significance in one place.

The guide also helps pilgrims plan their visit efficiently, reducing confusion and allowing more time for peaceful worship.

Whether you are visiting Kamakhya Temple for the first time or returning for another pilgrimage, this information will make your journey more organized and meaningful.

Pilgrims are encouraged to maintain cleanliness, respect temple traditions, follow temple authorities' instructions, and preserve the sanctity of this sacred place.

The Nilachal Hill offers breathtaking views of Guwahati city and the mighty Brahmaputra River, making the pilgrimage spiritually enriching and visually memorable.

Kamakhya Temple welcomes devotees from every part of India and around the world, irrespective of language, culture, or background.

The temple remains a symbol of devotion, faith, compassion, and the eternal power of the Divine Mother.

This guide aims to serve devotees by providing authentic, simple, and useful information for a comfortable pilgrimage experience.

We continuously update temple information to help visitors with accurate guidance and improved navigation.

Explore the sacred temples, receive the blessings of Goddess Kamakhya, and experience the spiritual heritage of Assam.

May Goddess Kamakhya bless every devotee with peace, prosperity, strength, wisdom, devotion, and divine grace.

Jai Maa Kamakhya!


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