This temple close to Dinajpur city was in-built 1752 by maharajah
Pran Nath of Dinajpur. The temple, a 50 square foot. This temple is three-storied
building, rests on a rather raised support of erinaceous rock blocks, believed to own been quarried from the ruins of the traditional town
of Bangarh close to Gangarampur
in state from wherever the currently purloined
Radha-Krishna idols are aforementioned to own been brought. it
absolutely was originally a nava-ratna temple, topped with four richly decorative
corner towers on 2nd floor
and a central one over the third floor. sadly
these ornate towers folded throughout an earthquake at the tip
of the nineteenth century.
Every in. of the temple surface is superbly embellished with exquisite terracotta plaques, in place of flora, fauna, geometric motifs, mythological scenes & an astonishing array of up to date social scenes and most wanted pastimes. The Maharaja's palace with relics of the past centuries and native depository are value a visit. You are most welcome to visit this beautiful Temple.
Every in. of the temple surface is superbly embellished with exquisite terracotta plaques, in place of flora, fauna, geometric motifs, mythological scenes & an astonishing array of up to date social scenes and most wanted pastimes. The Maharaja's palace with relics of the past centuries and native depository are value a visit. You are most welcome to visit this beautiful Temple.
