Mohanpur Jagannath temple

The square flat-roofed structure of Mohanpur Jagannath Temple features intricate terracotta carvings depicting scenes from Hindu mythology throughout its walls.

The temple construction was completed in 1611 under the patronage of Malla kings who promoted religious architecture across the Bishnupur region of West Bengal.

The temple walls contain detailed inscriptions and panel work that narrate traditional stories while showcasing the craftsmanship of local artisans from that period.

Located at coordinates 21.83856, 87.43145, the temple welcomes visitors who can explore both the main shrine and surrounding smaller worship spaces throughout the day.

The temple follows Ek-ratna architecture style with a single spire crowning the structure, distinguishing it from other regional temple designs of West Bengal.

Location: Mohanpur community development block

Inception: 1611

Architectural style: Ek-ratna

GPS coordinates: 21.83856,87.43145

Latest update: April 4, 2025 09:27