Tarapith Maa Tara Temple - Sacred Shakti Peetha Darshan Booking

Book darshan at Tarapith Maa Tara Temple, one of 51 sacred Shakti Pithas where Goddess Sati's third eye fell. This Maa Tara Temple is located in Tarapith, Birbhum district in West Bengal, this approximately 1200-year-old temple grants enlightenment and full fills devotees' wishes. Pre-book your visit with transparent pricing— avoid agents, worship peacefully at Maa Tara's divine seat.

Maa Tara , the second Mahavidya and fierce form of Goddess Kali. In this Tarapith Maa Tara Temple Sati's Third Eye fell during Vishnu's Sudarshan Chakra dismemberment—making it a powerful Shakti Pithas among 51 Shakti Pithas.

The current red-brick temple was built in 1225 Bengali calendar (1818 AD) by Jagannath Ray, houses two sacred idols: a primordial stone image showing Maa Tara nursing Lord Shiva, and a three-feet metal form with four arms, skull garland, and protruding tongue.

The Samshan (crematorium) is renowned for tantric practices and Siddha Pith powers granting supernatural abilities. This MaaTara Temple near the Dwaraka River(also called Babla) attracts lakhs seeking Maa's wish-fulfilling blessings annually.

Tarapith Maa Tara Temple - Sacred Shakti Peetha Darshan Booking

Tarapith Maa Tara Temple’s Timings & Rituals

  • Morning Puja : 5:00 AM to 12:00 PM
  • Afternoon Puja : 1:30 PM to 6:00 PM
  • Evening Puja : 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

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

How to Reach Tarapith Maa Tara Temple

  • By Train : The most convenient railway station is Rampurhat Junction (RPH), located approximately 9 km from Tarapith Maa Tara Temple. Direct trains from Howrah (Train No. 13017, 22309, 13053, 13015, 13031, 12347, 13427, 13011, 12345, 13045, 53047, 13023, 13071, 13027,), Sealdah (Train No. 13187, 63141, 13147, 13149, 13153, 12377) , and Kolkata(Train No. 12363, 13181, 13161, 13159)
  • By Road : Drive to Tarapith is approximately 220 km from Kolkata and is accessible via National Highway 12 (NH12). The drive from Kolkata typically takes around 6 hours depending on traffic and road conditions and the distance is near about 230 km. From Durgapur: The distance from Durgapur to Tarapith is approximately 110km, taking around 3 hours by car.
  • By Flight : Nearest Airport: 1. Kolkata Airport (CCU), then travel by road(221km)/train. 2. Andal Airport (Kazi Nazrul Islam Airport – Durgapur) – then travel by road (114km).

Festivals & Best Best Times to Visit Tarapith Maa Tara Temple

Tarapith Maa Tara 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.

Kaushiki Amavasya (10th October 2026) Kaushiki Amavasya (10th October 2026)

Kaushiki Amavasya is the biggest festival at Tarapith, where lakhs of devotees and Tantriks gather on the Bhadra dark moon(Amavasya) for sacred rituals and Maa Tara's blessings.

Kalipuja and Diwali (8th November, 2026) Kalipuja and Diwali (8th November, 2026)

Experience the divine energy of Tara Maa in Kali Puja with intense midnight Tantric rituals at Mahasasan, grand Aarti, and thousands of diyas(oil lams) illuminating the temple.

Phalaharini Amavasya (16th May, 2026) Phalaharini Amavasya (16th May, 2026)

A significant day where devotees offer seasonal fruits(Phal) to Maa Tara, seeking spiritual growth, mental peace and the removal of past karmas through prayer.

Ambubachi at Tarapith (June 22 – 25, 2026) Ambubachi at Tarapith (June 22 – 25, 2026)

During these auspicious days, witness special Tantric worship and unique rituals at the Maha Smasan. Marking the Earth’s fertility and divine power.

Ashwin Shukla Chaturdashi (14th October,2026) Ashwin Shukla Chaturdashi (14th October,2026)

This day is celebrated as Maa Tara’s Appearance Day when the very powerful deity is moved to the Viram Mancha for special public viewing and sacred offerings with prayer. Start Date: Tithi is expected to begin on the evening of Tuesday, October 13, 2026, or the early morning of Wednesday, October 14, 2026. End Date: The Tithi concludes on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at approximately 1:13 AM, at which point Shukla Panchami begins.

Prasad of Tarapith Maa Tara Temple

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

Peda and Fruit

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Alta, Flowers, Peda, Sindoor
Sweets, Fruits, Agarbatti, Flowers, Saree

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Pedas, Saree, Flowers, Sindoor, Agarbatti, Alta, Liquor
Sweets, Fruits, Agarbatti, Flowers, Saree

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Pedas, Saree, Flowers, Sindoor, Agarbatti, Alta, Liquor
Sweets, Fruits, Agarbatti, Flowers, Saree

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Pedas, Saree, Flowers, Sindoor, Agarbatti, Alta, Liquor

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