Kashi Durga Kund Temple
Varanasi
Presiding Deity:
Durga
The temple is situated in the Bhelupur region of Varanasi, right next to a historic rectangular pond known as the Durga Kund. Built in the 18th century by Rani Bhabani of Natore, it showcases North Indian Nagara-style architecture. The entire structure is stained in vibrant red ochre, a hue symbolizing supreme power, valor, and cosmic energy.
Deities
The inner sanctum houses a powerful, self-manifested (Swayambhu) icon of Maa Durga. In Kashi, she is also worshipped as Kushmanda Devi, the creator of the cosmic egg. The temple complex features secondary shrines for Goddesses Lakshmi, Saraswati, and Kali.
Brief Legend
According to the Devi-Bhagavata Purana, Prince Sudarshan won the hand of Princess Shashikala in a secret marriage. When rival kings waged war against them, Sudarshan prayed to Maa Bhagwati. The Goddess descended on a lion, slaughtered the enemies, and pledged to stay back as the protector of Kashi.
Significance
As a premier tantric and Shakti center, the temple draws thousands of pilgrims, especially during Navratri celebrations. Devotees perform Chandi Havan and offer red flowers and vermillion (sindoor) as specific remedies to achieve targeted spiritual and material relief.
Worship Remedies
Protection from Evil: Eradicating dark energies, curses, and malicious planetary influences.
Healing Diseases: The waters of the adjoining Kund are traditionally sought after for their healing properties against chronic ailments.
Overcoming Obstacles: Dissolving professional, legal, and financial blockages.
Mental Strength: Attaining absolute fearlessness, inner confidence, and emotional fortitude.
Saranam.com only facilitates rituals at temples for those who are unable to physically be present at the temple for various reasons.
1.We are not an agent/representative/official website of any temple and perform these services through our own network of representatives.
2.We are not a temple. We are not a religious movement. We get no money from particular religious institutions or leaders. We are not pushing a particular spiritual agenda.
3.All pujas or other rituals offered through our website do not involve any kind of animal sacrifice.
4.The charges for services include charges collected at the temple, cost of purchasing offerings, conveyance and various other charges towards fulfillment of the order and are subject to change from time to time without notice.
For more information please contact helpdesk@saranam.com.
The temple is situated in the Bhelupur region of Varanasi, right next to a historic rectangular pond known as the Durga Kund. Built in the 18th century by Rani Bhabani of Natore, it showcases North Indian Nagara-style architecture. The entire structure is stained in vibrant red ochre, a hue symbolizing supreme power, valor, and cosmic energy.
Deities
The inner sanctum houses a powerful, self-manifested (Swayambhu) icon of Maa Durga. In Kashi, she is also worshipped as Kushmanda Devi, the creator of the cosmic egg. The temple complex features secondary shrines for Goddesses Lakshmi, Saraswati, and Kali.
Brief Legend
According to the Devi-Bhagavata Purana, Prince Sudarshan won the hand of Princess Shashikala in a secret marriage. When rival kings waged war against them, Sudarshan prayed to Maa Bhagwati. The Goddess descended on a lion, slaughtered the enemies, and pledged to stay back as the protector of Kashi.
Significance
As a premier tantric and Shakti center, the temple draws thousands of pilgrims, especially during Navratri celebrations. Devotees perform Chandi Havan and offer red flowers and vermillion (sindoor) as specific remedies to achieve targeted spiritual and material relief.
Worship Remedies
Protection from Evil: Eradicating dark energies, curses, and malicious planetary influences.
Healing Diseases: The waters of the adjoining Kund are traditionally sought after for their healing properties against chronic ailments.
Overcoming Obstacles: Dissolving professional, legal, and financial blockages.
Mental Strength: Attaining absolute fearlessness, inner confidence, and emotional fortitude.
Saranam.com only facilitates rituals at temples for those who are unable to physically be present at the temple for various reasons.
1.We are not an agent/representative/official website of any temple and perform these services through our own network of representatives.
2.We are not a temple. We are not a religious movement. We get no money from particular religious institutions or leaders. We are not pushing a particular spiritual agenda.
3.All pujas or other rituals offered through our website do not involve any kind of animal sacrifice.
4.The charges for services include charges collected at the temple, cost of purchasing offerings, conveyance and various other charges towards fulfillment of the order and are subject to change from time to time without notice.
For more information please contact helpdesk@saranam.com.