Sevoke Kali Mandir is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Kali Maa, the Goddess of Power and Destruction, situated at Sevoke — approximately 23 kilometres from the heart of Siliguri town. Perched on a hilltop near the famous Bagh Pool (Coronation Bridge) over the Teesta River, this temple is one of the most sacred and beloved places of worship for the people of Siliguri and the surrounding region.
About Sevoke
Sevoke is situated at the foothills of the mighty Himalayas along National Highway 31. The drive from Siliguri to Sevoke passes through the Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary — a journey that is as memorable for its natural beauty as it is for its destination. Sevoke itself is a popular tourist stopover for travellers heading to Kalimpong, Darjeeling, and the Dooars.
The Kali Mandir
The Sevoke Kali Mandir is an important Shakta pilgrimage site in North Bengal. Devoted to Kali Maa, the temple sits atop the hill above the Teesta River, offering a commanding and deeply spiritual presence over the surrounding landscape. The temple is considered very sacred among Hindus and draws a continuous stream of devotees from Siliguri and beyond, particularly during festivals and auspicious occasions.
