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Pathirakali Amman Temple Overview

Popularly known as the Kali Kovil, the Pathirakali Amman Temple is a ravishing site of worship and symbolic pure faith dedicated to goddess Bhadrakali. Located in the prime location of eastern province of Trincomalee, this temple consists of a sacred central shrine along with other shrines guarding it from each side, forming a network of beautiful shrines which has attracted pilgrims since the 11th Century.

Commonly known as Kali Kovil, the Pathirakali Amman Temple is a one of a kind Kali Temple painted with vibrant colors that will catch your eye from a far distance. The unique thing about this one of the best places to see in Trincomalee is that you can feel the powerful and majestic presence of the Goddess Kali as soon as you step foot in this temple. This temple is located in the heart of the city so you can also get around other tourist attractions easily. You will get a chance to experience spiritual vibes in the purest form surrounded by myriad sculptures at this stunning Temple.

Highlights

• Take a walk around the magnificent temple taking in the scenic and spiritual excellence that it provides.
• Dwell in the colours and a sense of spiritual occurrence while admiring the temple's architecture and interiors, making it a memorable sight and spiritually blissful experience.
• Spend your day exploring the abundant historical and cultural richness in and around the place with handy and appealing staying-in and resting lodging alternatives as you enjoy a worry-free adventure.
• Take a glance at all the shrines one by one while learning about their spiritual and historical significance while getting immersed into the rich culture of the land.

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