Uluberia Rash Mela (Anandamoyee Kalimata Mandir)

While travelling by boat on the Hooghly, one will come across a temple complex comprising five white temples near a ghat in Uluberia. The tallest one among these has nine spires and appears similar to the Dakshineswar Kali temple. This is Uluberia Anandamoyee Kalimata temple, popularly called Uluberia Kalibari. The temple on the west bank of the river is one of the most popular places of worship for people of this area. Inside the premises is a large nat mandir where devotees and travelers often rest on the way. The navaratna temple with nine spires was established on 17 Baisakh of 1327 of the Bengali calendar. The temple will soon turn 100 years. A huge Durga mandap inside the premises confirms that Durga Puja is a big festival at this temple. Dol Jatra, Rash Utsav, Rath Jatra, Shivaratri, Durga Puja, Kali Puja and all other festivals are celebrated  at this temple,” The annual utsav takes place on the foundation day of the temple in the month of Baisakh of the Bengali calendar.