Shri Kal Bhairav temple is said to have been here in Ujjain for about 6000 years, with information recorded in the Skand Purana. This location has been associated with Tantric Vidhya or dark magic since the Vedic era when followers of the Aghora and Kapalika sects worshipped Lord Kaal Bhairav. According to the most recent historical documents, the temples were established by King Bhadrasen in the 9th century and later rebuilt under the reign of the Maratha dynasty. 

Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, Lord Ganesha, and Lord Vishnu images were previously found at the temple of Parmar Ruler. The existing temple construction was influenced by Maratha's architectural style, while the paintings on the temple walls were created in the Malwa style. According to mythology, Lord Mahakal of Ujjain entrusted Kaal Bhairav to protect the city of Ujjain at this location. As a result, Kaal Bhairav is also known as the city's Kotwal.

The Kal Bhairav Temple, one of Varanasi's temples, is notable for its architecture. The temple's front entrance is guarded by Kaal Bhairav's steed. Inside the temple, there is a wonderful courtyard. At the heart of the courtyard lies Kaal Bhairav's main temple. The statue of Kaal Bhairav has a silvery complexion and is wreathed in flowers. The statue is seen from the shrine's entrance. The trident-wielding statue is said to be perched on a dog statue. The statue's entire body is covered in flowers, except for the face.

The temple is located in the Vishweshwarganj neighborhood. The Kal Bhairav temple can only be reached by crossing through narrow lanes. The temple's main entrance is small, but there is an outside mandapam where tourists can get a glimpse of Lord Kal Bhairav. The rare entrance to the inside of the sanctuary allows you to have a clear view, but they want money. The Kal Bhairav temple is easily and quickly accessible by auto-rickshaw, private cars, and other modes of public transportation.
 

• You can visit the temple and worship there. 
• People also give offerings to the Kal Bhairav. 
• Known for the practice of offering booze to the deity as a form of worship.

• Do not take any food items inside the temple. 
• Keep your shoes outside of the Kal Bhairav temple. 
• You should worship the deity if you visit the temple. 

From 5 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., the temple is open. The eighth day following the full moon in November is a lucky day, and the temple contains various rites. Sundays and Tuesdays are crucial days for the deity. Two additional important festivals in the shrine are Annakut (the fourth day after Diwali) and Shringar. You can visit this temple during the winter season as the weather remains moderate. 

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• Shaktipeeth maa Harsiddhi
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• The Kal Bhairav Temple is known for its deity who drinks wine.
• Hundreds of followers present the deity with booze, which the priest administers via a slot in the lips. The booze miraculously vanishes into the monument, despite the followers' belief that the statue has no cavities.
• The temple priest asserts that only he is capable of performing this miracle and that everyone else has failed.