Karnagarh Debi Mahamaya Temple - Hindu temple in Karnagar - Medinipur West, India

This temple emanates a profound beauty, characterized by its positive aura and exceptional architectural design, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and serenity.

Beautiful Holly place for worship. Well maintained. Very good positive vibration. Peaceful place for worship. Very well behaved staff and purohit. Beautiful garden and place for rest. Beautiful testy prasad/ Bhog during lunch time. Outside shops are also too good. Providing good quality breakfast with minimum cost. Very easy to go from Midnapur Town. I would like to go again and again.

Historical template in the womb of nature.Real driving experience on the way to temple.road is surrounded by greens and greens.

The temple has very beautiful architecture... One of the historical temple of Pashchim Medinipur district... Very peaceful area.. In afternoon it's looking very nice.. My first time visit was good... The road is also nice.. Transportation is available ...

The village of Karnagarh contains the ruins of an ancient fort which is said to have been built by Raja Mahabir Singh about 500 years ago. There are many temples, among them two temples of Mahamaya and Daneswar, made of lateritic stones, are still visited by hundreds of worshippers from different parts of the country. Karnagarh was once the seat of the Medinipur Raj family for some time. in 1799 it was occupied by the Chuar rebels. The ruler of the fort at that time was Rani Shiromoni. The armed peasant rebellion, popularly Known as Chuar Bidroha, gave much trouble to the British colonial administration. The first wave of Chaur Bidroha took place outside Medinipur town, and it started around 1765. The wild races, that inhabited the Jangal Mahal of the Medinipur District and its adjoining western and northern forest-clad regions, were collectively called the chuars. They were looked upon by the British ruler as 'brute' and 'cruel' to such an extent that the word Chuar became synonymous with savagery and cruelty. In 1760, after the introduction of the British rule in Medinipur, the Paikan' land, the tax-free land of Chuars, was confiscated by the British government. The Chuars thus lost their means of livelihood and started an armed rebellion particularly in 1798 and 1799-1800. In 1800, under the leadership of Madhav Singha, they raided many places of Medinipur.

Great place to build your spiritual character. It's not just a temple but has a touch of history with it. Preist are very decent and down to earth. If you have bought a new car you can worship it here before you start driving. Bhog is available at just Rs. 55

This is an ancient temple and has a historic value. Divine feeling

Very nice place...neat & clean..all services are available for doing puja at reasonable prices..the energy in the temple are unbelievable..