This is a Parsi Temple and  is dedicated to Fire and is located in Metcalfe Lane, Kolkata. It was established on 12th October, 1912.

Kolkata is the place where there is religion, faith and festivities. A few religions stay and make due here without breaking a sweat than anyplace else in India. There are bunches of sanctums and love places related with different religions in the city. The city bows with break even with deference towards all these religious spots. In spite of the fact that the religious developments other than Hindu Temple are relatively less in Kolkata, the current ones have been appropriately respected by the natives of the city. Agni Mandir in Kolkata is one such religious place of worship.  Agni Mandir is really the place of love of the Parsi, devoted to the 'Fire God'. Initially, Calcutta housed two Agni Mandirs, one at Ezra Street and another on Metcalfe Lane. Of these two Temple, it is the last one that remaining parts in presence till date. It was built up on twelfth October, 1912. Inferable from the uncommon accessibility of Parsi venerate put in the city, this Temple has turned into the focal point of Parsi supplications, capacities and occasions in the city. The design of the Agni Mandir is likewise great.  Agni Mandir is viewed as a fine case of Parsee design artfulness. The Temple has an open corridor at the ground floor, for the festival of different celebrations and ceremonies. The sanctum of the mandir is, be that as it may, arranged on the best floor, where the everlasting flame i.e. "agni" consumes always. The place isn't available for overall population. In any case, the sacred picture of the fire is shown on the principal floor, for all to see. Regularly a Parsi revere put, it is gone by individuals of all religions, from crosswise over India, with same respect.

Chandni Chawk, Bowbazar, Kolkata, West Bengal 700072.

Distance from Chennai to Agni Temple Kolkata is 1668 Kms