Bishnupur community development block

Bishnupur community development block is an administrative area within Bishnupur subdivision in West Bengal. The region contains multiple villages with primary and secondary schools, local markets, and craft workshops that form the basis of daily life and economic activity.

The area fell under control of the Bishnupur Rajas until they transferred their territories to British administration in the early 1760s. This transfer marked a turning point in how the region was governed and organized.

Local artisans create beautiful handwoven Baluchari saris with intricate patterns that reflect generations of craftsmanship. The tradition of terracotta making also remains visible through small workshops where potters shape clay by hand.

The area is rural and is best explored by personal vehicle or public buses that connect villages. Travel is easiest during the dry season when roads are in better condition and accessible to visitors.

Agriculture forms the backbone of the local economy with many residents working as field laborers or farmers in surrounding fields. This agricultural focus shapes the rhythm of daily life and the pattern of local markets throughout the year.

Location: Bishnupur subdivision

Elevation above the sea: 74 m

Shares border with: Onda community development block, Sonamukhi community development block, Patrasayer community development block, Joypur community development block, Garhbeta I community development block

GPS coordinates: 23.08333,87.31667

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:02