Darbhanga's Shyama Mai Temple: Kali Shrine on Maharaja's Pyre, Auspicious Rites in Cremation Ground!

• Shyama Mai Temple in Darbhanga, Bihar, dedicated to Mother Kali, is uniquely built on Maharaja Rameshwar Singh's pyre in the royal cremation ground.
• Founded in 1933 by Maharaja Kameshwar Singh, this red-colored temple is known for its distinct architecture and religious beliefs.
• Mother Kali is worshipped with both Vedic and Tantric rituals, with a grand idol seated atop Lord Shiva.
• A unique aspect is that auspicious ceremonies like mundan, upanayan, and weddings are performed within the temple premises, despite its cremation ground location.
• During Navratri, the temple experiences an extraordinary atmosphere, attracting millions of devotees from India and abroad.