The Kalika Bhagwati Temple is an exemplary embodiment of multi-roof temple architecture. Lying across the Kali Gandaki River amidst dense forest, it is one of the vital pilgrimage sites of Baglung, Nepal. As a site dedicated to Kali, the fierce form of Shakti and the consort of Shiva, it holds a rich historical and architectural heritage. Throughout history, the temple was referred to by different names, including those of Majhki Devi, Kali, Kalika Devi, Shree Devi, and Maisthan. Over time, this place has transformed into a center of worship and an unseen architectural jewel.