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Tarakeswar Mandir is also known as Baba Taraknath Temple, is a sacred Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. This temple is situated at Tarakeswar in the Hooghly district of West Bengal, India. This place is approximately 58 k.m. from Kolkata.

The 300 years old Baba Taraknath Temple, built by Raja Bharamalla, is one of West Bengal’s most sacred Shiva temples. Located at Tarakeswar, Hooghly, it’s famous for the powerful presence of Lord Shiva, worshipped here as Baba Taraknath. Devotees believe that sincere prayers here bring strength and healing, especially during life’s hardships.

Pilgrims from all over India visit during Shravan and Shivaratri to perform Jalabhishek. The atmosphere is full of devotion, chants, and spiritual peace. Whether you’re visiting for blessings or special puja, a trip to this temple is not just religious — it’s a deep spiritual experience you’ll carry forever.

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Temple Timings & Rituals

  • Morning Puja : 06:00 AM to 09:30 AM & 11:00 AM - 01:30 PM
  • Evening Puja : 06:00 PM to 08:30 PM

Special rituals and aarti are performed during these times, attracting numerous devotees seeking blessings.

How to Reach Baba Taraknath Temple, Tarakeswar

  • By Road : The road connecting Tarakeswar and Baidyabati is State Highway 2 (SH 2). Frequent buses are available.
  • By Train : Nearest Railway Station: Tarakeswar Railway Station (TAK), which is connected by direct local trains from Howrah Junction, Seoraphuli Junction Arambagh, Ghoghat.
  • By Flight : Nearest Airport: Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata (CCU) From airport: 62 km by road.

Festivals & Best Best Times to Visit Baba Taraknath Temple

Taraknath Mandir hosts several significant festivals celebrated with great devotion. The ideal time is October to March when the weather is pleasant, perfect for pilgrimage and sightseeing.

Mahashivaratri (February–March) Mahashivaratri (February–March)

The most powerful night to worship Lord Shiva. Thousands gather for special pujas, chanting, and Jalabhishek till dawn.

Shravan Month (July–August) Shravan Month (July–August)

Every Monday feels magical. Devotees walk barefoot with Ganga water to offer it to Baba Taraknath - the energy is unforgettable.

Charak Puja (Mid-April) Charak Puja (Mid-April)

A unique Shiva festival with rural traditions, music, and devotion. The whole town turns into a spiritual fairground.

Prasad for Tarkeswar Mandir

Sweet offerings made of khoya, jaggery, and ghee, often distributed after puja.

Nakul Dana, Peda & Dhaga and Bel Patra

₹ 51 onwards

Sweets are made of Khoya and Sugar. You can customise prasad at the temple
Nakul Dana, Peda & Dhaga and Bel Patra

₹ 101 onwards

Sweets are made of Khoya and Sugar. You can customise prasad at the temple
Nakul Dana, Peda & Dhaga and Bel Patra

₹ 251 onwards

Sweets are made of Khoya and Sugar. You can customise prasad at the temple
Nakul Dana, Peda & Dhaga and Bel Patra

₹ 501 onwards

Sweets are made of Khoya and Sugar. You can customise prasad at the temple

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