Mohanpur Jagannath temple

Mohanpur Jagannath Temple is a structure with a square foundation and flat roof, decorated across its walls with fine terracotta carvings. These carved details show scenes from religious stories and cover much of the building's surface.

The temple was completed in 1611 with support from rulers who promoted religious building in the region. Its construction was part of a wider period when many such structures were built across this area.

The walls display detailed carved scenes that local craftspeople created to tell religious stories, showing the skilled handiwork of artisans from centuries ago.

The temple is accessible during daylight hours and allows visitors to explore both the main shrine and smaller worship spaces throughout the grounds. You can move freely around the site to see all its parts.

The building features a single tower design that sets it apart from many other religious structures nearby. This simple yet striking approach to the upper portion of the structure gives it a distinctive silhouette.

Location: Mohanpur community development block

Inception: 1611

Architectural style: Ek-ratna

GPS coordinates: 21.83856,87.43145

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:05