History of Deokaali Temple Ayodhya The Badi Deokaali Temple has a long history dating back to the Treta Yuga. According to mythology, Maharaja Raghu built and worshipped at the temple during this period. The temple rose to prominence when Lord Rama's mother, Kaushalya, brought him here to see Goddess Devkali after his birth. For generations, the temple has been a place of worship and reverence, with Lord Rama and his ancestors also worshipping there.

For devotees, Shri Ram's Kuldevi Badi Deokaali Temple is of utmost importance. Worshipping Goddess Devkali is thought to bring protection from evil, salvation, ego destruction, and liberation. It is known as Lord Rama's Kuldevi temple, which adds to its spiritual significance.

The temple is entirely made of marble. A large heavy brass bell hangs at the main gate before entering the sanctum sanctorum. The red flag of the mother waves from a dome that is built on top of the temple's circular sanctum sanctorum. The sanctum sanctorum houses the idol of Goddess Devkali, which is considered extraordinary due to the convergence of three superpowers. The idols of Mahalakshmi, Mahakali, and Mahasaraswati are enshrined together, creating a one-of-a-kind sight.

Halwa and Poori is offered at this temple by the devotees