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Terracotta Temples
In Bishnupur Rasmancha is a building of highest tourist attraction. This monument, built by Mallabhum king Hambir Malla Dev (aka Bir Hambir) in c.
Shyama Rai Temple was built by the Malla king Ragunath Singha (pronunciation: sing-ho) in 1643 AD.
Madanmohan temple was built by Malla king Durjan Singha(pronunciation: sing-ho) in 1695 AD. Itis relatively a bigger Eka-Ratna temple compared to other similar temples in Bishnupur and is important too.
Though known as Jor Mandir (meaning pair of temples), it is actually a complex of three Eka-Ratna temples: Two big temples of same size and a small one.
Lalji Temple was built by Malla King Bir Singha II, with Shikhara and ] inner by a wall, and contains a small Pancharatna temple of built on raised platform of square shape.
Jor-bangla temple, also called Keshta Rai Temple, has a typical architecture that is found in the southern part of Bengal.
Located at Joypur, only a few kilometers trom the terracotta temples of Bishnupur, Gokulchand Temple is the grandest of the few Bengal stone temples.
Maa Chinnamasta Temple :: One of the most famous and lively Deities in Bishnupur is the Chinnamasta Mata. The temple is roughly 100 years old and newly renovated.
Dharapat is just 12 km from Bishnupur town. You can hire an autorickshaw or car from Bishnupur.
Sridhar Temple is grand example of the rare panchabingshatiratna(twenty-five pinnacles or peaks) style. Locals say that a rich devout weaver,
The village is situated on the banks of Bodai river. Hadal and Naryanpur are situated side by side and belongs to the same mouja; hence reterred as the joint name : Hadal-Naranpur.
Gumgarh is a structure of a perfect square having 4 high walls of equal height joined together to make a high building without a root
Radhamadhav temple was built in 1737 AD by the queen Churamanidevi of Malla king Bir Singha (pronunciation: sing-ho). This ‘Eka-Ratna’ style temple
Nandalal temple was built in the second half of seventeenth century. It is a ‘Eka-Ratna’ style temple made of rust coloured laterite.
Radha-Govinda temple was built in 1729 AD by the Malla king Krishna Singha (pronunciation: sing-ho) who was the son of king Gopal singha.
Murali Mohan temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu located in Bishnupur town in Bankura district of West Bengal State,India.
In Bishnupur, there are two proud gateways to the fort. Local people addressed them as ‘Gar Darja’. After crossing the small gate,
The twelve Shiva temples at Ajodhya belong to the Ajodhya Debutter Estate of the Bandopadhay family.,